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Ralph Waldo Emerson impacted the world with his words. One of Emerson's biggest inspirations to his great works were his relationships. In countless writings, Emerson reflects about the importance of the people we invite in to our lives: our friends.
Read on to be inspired on how to become the most extraordinary friend possible:
Spend time together "Go often to the house of thy friend, for weeds choke the unused path." Friendships, like all living beings, require significant maintenance. If your friendship isn't growing, it's dying. Carve out time and commit to spending quality time, doing quality activities with your friends to ensure healthy, growing relationships.
There is a place within each of us that only we can reach. A place where our “inner self” first began to develop, our consciousness began to evolve and our identity was formed by the world around us.
Some people like to call this place our “Inner Child;” the part of our childhood that, although often dormant, remains very much intact within us. In this place the most primitive part of our being lies; The memories of our experience as a child, and the residual messages and feelings that were left behind.