Loneliness can affect even socially connected people. As a millennial workplace expert, I've observed that loneliness and lack of belonging are prevalent issues. However, emerging from the pandemic, we have an opportunity to prioritize our social connections and spend more time with loved ones. Spending more time with friends has significant benefits for our health and happiness. Rather than focusing on superficial relationships, we should aim for deeper connections. Planning deep hangouts, being present, and utilizing various communication mediums can help us strengthen and appreciate our friendships.
We're wrapping up our collection of summery Book Bites with a few lessons from Smiley Poswolsky's "Friendship in the Age of Loneliness: An Optimist's Guide to Connection."
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