Why You Should Visit Your Out-of-Town Friends
In this episode, I encourage listeners to reach out to some long distance friends and plan a trip! Why? I finally put my money where my mouth is and spent time with out of town friends, and in this solo episode, I’m telling you all about it.
Visiting long distance friends requires time and usually a financial commitment, but the rewards are priceless. The planning of these trips and then the actual trip itself, even very short ones, creates shared memories, deepens bonds, and reminds of us the joy of being in the same space. In a world where technology often dictates our interactions, it’s crucial to remember the value of face-to-face connections and the impact they have on our lives.
More specifically, I’m talking about a trip with college friends to Boulder in this episode and the extra few days I stayed there to spend time with Pam Moore, a dear friend of a decade I had never met in person.
The resources I mentioned about Pam Moore and Julie Vick:
- Pam’s podcast: The Real Fit Podcast
- Pam’s ebook guide to pitching editors. 7 Pitches That Sold.
- Julie Vick’s book: Babies Don’t Make Small Talk (So Why Should I?): The Introvert’s Guide to Surviving Parenthood
Two Videos I made of the trip:
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