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The Secret to Making Friends as Adults | Social Intelligence Briefing

Most adults don’t struggle because they lack people around them. They struggle because they no longer have a place where connection happens naturally. AJ and Johnny break down the power of the “third place” — the social environments outside of home and work where familiarity turn ...  Show more

Why Modern Life Feels So Empty | Nicholas Epley

This episode explores why modern life is quietly making us less social — and why even tiny moments of connection can dramatically improve happiness, relationships, and confidence. AJ and Johnny sit down with University of Chicago professor Nick Epley to unpack the psychology behi ...  Show more

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