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This week Rory Uphold is joined by multi-talent Lane Moore to discuss the power of friend love, how to meet people IRL (and off apps!), what to do when you're a people pleaser... and SOO much more. Link's to Lane's books: How To Be Alone and You Will Find Your People. You can learn more about Lane at her website: https://www.lanemoore.org or follow her on IG HERE. (May be eligible for commission)

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In this conversation, Lane Moore discusses the similarities between making friends and dating. She challenges the notion that friendships should be superficial and explores the importance of treating friendships with the same depth and care as romantic relationships. Lane also shares her insights on the lack of significant changes in dating apps over the years and the toxic behaviors that persist. She emphasizes the need to be open and vulnerable in everyday life to form meaningful connections. Additionally, Lane addresses the desire for love and connection and the importance of setting boundaries in friendships. In this conversation, Lane Moore discusses the challenges of ending unhealthy relationships and provides tips for navigating friend breakups. She challenges the myth of lifelong friendships and emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries in friendships. Moore also encourages listeners to choose themselves in relationships and offers advice for those who feel like the only single friend. She highlights the power of reaching out to friends when feeling low and changing self-talk in self-love practices. Ultimately, Moore emphasizes the importance of prioritizing peace and joy in all relationships.

Takeaways

• Friendships should be treated with the same depth and care as romantic relationships.
• Dating apps have not significantly changed over the years, and toxic behaviors persist.
• Meaningful connections can be formed by being open and vulnerable in everyday life.
• It is important to set boundaries in friendships and accept disappointment when necessary.

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