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After having a very big breakup with a friend, today’s guest shares what we must do in this type of situation. She will share a complete guide to making, keeping, and nurturing friendships while staying true to ourselves. 

Today we welcome Erin Falconer, a Canadian living in Los Angeles who has had a varied career that includes being a screenplay writer, stand-up comedian, and political consultant. Erin is also a celebrated author, therapist, and digital entrepreneur. For the past three years, she has been the editor-in-chief and co-owner of PickTheBrain, one of the fastest-growing and most trusted self-improvement websites and communities on the web. 

She is the author of an amazing book that I connected with as an empty nester titled, “How to Break Up with Your Friends: Finding Meaning, Connection and Boundaries and Modern Friendships.”

Listen to this amazing conversation and let’s take a  look at the art of friendship-making, friendship-keeping, and friendship-nurturing.

Your Dare is to get Erin’s book “How to Break Up with Your Friends” and do a friendship diagnosis.

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