1. Extraordinary relationships require you to be an extraordinary individual first (you have to create what you want to be a part of) 2. You can always grow, right where you’re planted 3. Making friends is often so much simpler than we make it out be
At Lifebook, we believe that cultivating conscious community is not only possible for everyone -- it’s a vital part of human health, happiness and life success.Are you searching for your dream tribe of extraordinary soul-friends? We all yearn for the deep sense of belonging and wellbeing that can only come from being an integral part of a larger community. Yet when it comes to actually finding or creating community, many of us...
Written by Lifebook Member Brian Johnson Quality of Life is probably my favorite of all the Lifebook categories. And for me, fine wine is an important part my quality of life! I love everything about fine wine; the hunt to find those special gems, sharing a great...
Jon interviews Joe Polish to unlock his secrets and best practices for befriending some of the world’s most successful people. Joe Polish is a world-renowned marketing expert, and true relationship genius. He’s had an immense positive impact on Jon and Missy’s personal social life, and has...
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.
By Lifebook Member Patricia Jones
Lifebook encourages its members to take advantage of every opportunity to celebrate life throughout each category. This 'Carpe diem' (seize the day) philosophy is one that I actively apply to every aspect of my life, including my Social Life.
Oftentimes people remark to me that I have so much fun in my social life. But having fun doesn't come by accident. For me, making meaningful social connections has become an everyday experience. No matter how brief my interactions with others, each person I encounter is in my LIFE and I want to share something with them, even if only for a moment. I continually apply my practice of truly acknowledging people as important individuals through questions and comments. Additionally, creating environments of comfort, fun and adventure for my friends is of critical importance to me.
Most of us have heard the advice, “Choose your friends wisely.” Of course, we all know that phrase to be true on some level, but in reality, it’s truer than most people recognize. The people we choose as our friends can contribute greatly to...