Join us for a virtual experience with engaging and guided conversation and activities all about how to know if you’ve outgrown some of your friendships & what to do about it.
🙋🏽♂️Despite what media and culture shows you, it's not true that "friendship never ends."
And while some of your childhood and/or adult friendships have lasted a long time, it's time to ask yourself if these friendships are actually helping to improve your life.
So, how do you know if you've outgrown your friendships? And how do you know when it's time to end friendships and build new ones?
Sometimes it's not so obvious: like do you give up on a friendship because the effort it takes to reach out to them is greater from what you're used to or what you're getting back? Or maybe they're having a hard time and you don't know how to respond, and also it's sad and bringing you down? Is it ok to let those friendships go?
But sometimes it's obvious: Like when you invest in our own personal growth, and take steps to make your life better...You change and evolve. When this happens, you may find that some of your friendships are not up-to-speed with your new outlook or way of living. It could be for a multitude of reasons, but you might just notice that they're focusing on things that are no longer important to you. And it's not that you're judging them or that you're above them, you've just possibly outgrown the current friendship.
As most of us come out of our Covid cocoons, it's time to evaluate the life you want to live and who you want to live it with. This is a great opportunity to explore this question because "you are the five people you surround yourself with." There are many studies out there that support this idea, including here.
⬇️ If you're open to dig a little deeper and have an open mind to look at yourself and the friendships in your life, this Feast is for you!
Tickets go quickly! Snag your seat early!
So, should you make new friends, but keep the old? Let's connect on it and discuss.
Tickets go quickly! Snag your seat early!
🎫 DETAILS
Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Time: 6:30 - 8:07pm PDT (Be on time!)
Cost: Sliding $5 - $20
Where: Online via Zoom
Topic: Make new friends, but keep the old?
👋 HOW IT WORKS:
Register for the feast
Log in to Zoom a few mins before it begins
Bring a snack or drink if you're feeling it
Be ready to have your camera on (comfy-casual!)
Join in on the guided meaningful conversation and connectivities all around the discussion theme.
This Feast is the first Feast within our two-month+ series of Friendship Feasts: A series of Connection Feasts diving deep on life-changing conversations about what friendship is, boundaries, conflict, when to leave friendships, how to make friends, and everything in-between.
Feasters who attend this Feast (and those who sign up for up-and-coming CNX membership!) will have first access to the ticketed Feasts in this series, which includes guest speakers, connectivities, and community resources. Stay tuned and join our mailing list (sign up on connectionfeast.com) to be the first to know.
What is Connection Feast:
Connection Feast helps you create and find a community of people you can connect with on a deeper level.
Join us for in-person and virtual experiences (like this Feast!) which include engaging and guided conversation, polls, and activities all around a thought-provoking theme.
The goal of the Connection Feast isn’t just to have you attend a one-time event. A Feast helps people like you explore big questions and experience more meaningful connections with others, yourself, and the world.
🙆🏽♂️ We have a large community and post our events on Eventbrite, Meetup, Facebook, Insta, and beyond. So lucky you, you'll connect with inspiring folks from all over! We are a community of all sorts of people, races, sexual identities, and interests. Welcome all!
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