Choosing Friends & Building Meaning
Description
We’ll connect the threads between how making space and time for friends (and actively tuning into our interactions with them) helps us build more meaning in our lives. To do this we have to clear the cobwebs—get rid of the dead weight and make sure we can distinguish between people who we should journey onward with as friends and those that we can leave behind.
By actively listening, we can learn to read the signs accordingly and find our tribe. Once we’ve found them, we must be mindful of our times together because that’s where the meaning lies.
Welcome to my reflections from the bright side of the beat.
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Poem: My Meaning (and You Don’t Get It)
Music: (My thanks to all the musicians who make incredible music and have the courage to put it out into the world. All music for my podcast is sourced and licensed for use via Soundstripe.)
Songs in this episode:
Newhi by Dallas $tyles; Winning Streak by JeesGuy; Pieces by Nu Alkemi$t; Pyaar Kee Seemaen by Cast of Characters
LTVF Season One Music Playlist: Check out the songs that inspire me, and connect with artists from many genres who add to our collective, human soundtrack.
Resources: 5 Myths and Realities About Finding Your Tribe
Journal prompts:
- Do you feel listened to by your family and friends? If so, what do they get about you? If not, where can you find some people who will?
- Are you actively listening when having conversations? If not, why?
- What are three things you hope people will understand about you? Name at least one person who sees those things in you.
Prefer to read this episode? Read the complete episode in blog format here: lettheverseflow.com
I’m wrapping up Season 3 and taking a break over the holidays, but I’ll be back on January 14th for Season 4 with a new series on some of the essential life lessons my sweet mom taught me. Until then, I’m wishing you all good things, and time and space to try new things. Maybe a new creative project, quality time with friends, or deep rest. Do what lights you up inside and fills you with a sense of purpose. You deserve those moments for yourself. See you on January 14th.
























