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Monthly Archives: March 2012
My Annual GirlFriend Group: The Benefits of Long Distance Friendships!
Tomorrow morning I fly out to San Antonio for my Annual SoCal Girls Weekend. SO EXCITED! We used to all live in Southern California (hence why I still refer to us as the SoCal group!) where we would get together … Continue reading
Posted in Best Friends, Consistency, Girls Night, Maintaining Friends, Types of Friends
Tagged annual get-together, benefits of, close friends, Commitment, Confirmed Friends, former friends, Frientimacy, girlfriend get away, girls trip, girls weekend, how to group of friends, long distance friendships, long-term friends, my friends are moving, old friends, reasons for, used to be friends, value of
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Shaping Serendipity as a Way to Make New Friends
If serendipity is the aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident, then trying to increase that encounter with luck would be what we call “shaping serendipity.” John Hagel, one of the authors of The Power of Pull, spoke last fall … Continue reading
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Tagged Access, Achieve, Attract, female friendship, Friendship, GirlFriendCircles.com, How to Make New Friends, how to meet people, Increase Odds, increasing luck, John Hagel, luck or hard work, Meeting People, mirror neurons, Networking, New Friends, Power of Pull, Shaping Serendipity, Shasta Nelson, Social Network, Three levels of Pull, Tips for, Vulnerability
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