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Ep. 032 - Connecting People Through Shared Passions

Ep. 032 - Connecting People Through Shared Passions

Update: 2021-01-11
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UPDATE: The Passionfruit App is now available on both The App Store and Google Play app store and can be found by searching for "Passionfruit."

Trying to connect with people can be quite difficult if your goals are not aligned or you don't share the same passion for something.  

Passionfruit is the brainchild of creator Paul Deng who came up with the concept of his social app while volunteering at Toronto Distress Centres, where he realized that there was a need for people to make deep, genuine, and long-lasting connections. Without such connections, individuals can become isolated and may lack an adequate support network.

Existing products and services often highlight superficial qualities like status or looks, which are unreliable when depended upon as foundations for long lasting relationships. In response, Paul’s vision is to create an app which helps people meet others on the same wavelength by using words and closeness. If someone near you is thinking about the same topics, the app matches you and gives you a platform to chat and break the ice. Discover what you’re passionate about, reach out to others with the same passions, meet, learn, and grow together through those passions and build a strong foundation for relationships.

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Follow passionfruit on Facebook: @passionfruitapp

Instagram: @passionfruit_app

Twitter: @apppassionfruit

 

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Ep. 032 - Connecting People Through Shared Passions

Ep. 032 - Connecting People Through Shared Passions

Karen Swyszcz, Podcaster, Author, Social Entrepreneur and Educator, Paul Deng