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How To Make Amazing Friends

• Value friendships: They bring more joy than careers or possessions.
• Be excellent: Improve yourself, know your worth, be a friend others feel lucky to have.
• Be intentional: Identify traits you want in friends and choose carefully.
• Prioritize time: Spend it with people who help you grow; better alone than with the wrong people.
• Be patient: Building a strong friend group takes time and gradual introductions.
• Contribute positively: Actively improve your friends’ lives whenever possible.

• Value people: Friends and family are the most important source of gratitude.
• Don’t be annoying: Self-awareness is key; eliminate habits that push people away.
• Leverage introductions: Trust is involved when someone introduces you—make them look good.
• Bring value: Contribute positively to friends’ lives (humor, listening, advice, organizing).
• Be proactive: Friendship shouldn’t be left to chance; engage, introspect, and actively improve your social life.

• Friend circles matter: Being proactive about building a great friend group is crucial.
• Understand sought-after people: Popular or well-connected people are cautious—time with them is limited and valuable.
• Provide value & be unneedy: Ensure they enjoy your company, don’t impose, and avoid asking for favors.
• Be a connector: Introduce new people to your existing friends; it multiplies social opportunities.
• Meet people in person: Hanging out where your desired friends already are is more effective than cold emailing.
• Focus on quality, not fame: Build friendships for shared values and connection, not prestige or personal gain

• Treat everyone like a friend: Engage strangers genuinely, listen, and respond as if they’re real people.
• Simple habits matter: Small gestures (like asking questions, sharing a bit of yourself) create meaningful connections.
• Technology can reduce substance: Personal, thoughtful interactions matter more than scripted or surface-level communication.
• Mutual benefit: Treating others well feels good and often encourages reciprocal kindness
• Friends vs strangers: People are willing to go further for friends; treating strangers warmly can sometimes elevate them to friend-like status.
• Real-world examples: Genuine friendliness leads to unexpected favors, opportunities, and deeper connections.
• Real-world examples: Genuine friendliness leads to unexpected favors, opportunities, and deeper connections.
• Happiness formula: Being human and kind fosters connection and increases personal joy.

• Prioritize quality over quantity: Cutting back on socializing and acquaintances allows more focus on truly meaningful friendships.
• Acquaintances aren’t free: Time spent with shallow connections reduces energy and time for potential or existing deep friendships.
• Prune the noise: Reducing superficial interactions clarifies patterns in the friends you truly value.
• Patterns in great friends: Good people: Positive, noble, inspiring actions; Optimistic mindset: Resilient and forward-looking even in adversity; Ambitious/entrepreneurial: Many have intentionally chosen impactful careers or ventures.
• Use patterns for screening: Focus energy on people who fit these traits, and limit time with those who don’t.
• Outcome: Fewer acquaintances, stronger connections, and friendships that inspire growth.

• If you want other to respect you, you have to respect others first.
• Never lie to yourself about your current skill level.
• Have strong values and stand up for your values.
• It’s always best to let the result do the talking.