Simon Sinek: Not Every Friendship Is Meant to Last—And That’s Okay! (THIS is How to Know If It’s Time To Walk Away From Adult Friendships That No Longer Fit)
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You start to realize we just treat friends like these disposable things, which I find so upsetting. To have a successful marriage, to have success at work, to be able to manage stress in our lives, friends. They're the ultimate biohack. They fix depression, they fix anxiety, they fix inability to cope with stress. Multiple time, best-selling author, one of the greatest thinkers of our generation, one of the most impactful voices in the world of leadership.
Your best friend thinks the person you're dating is not right for you. Sometimes not all our partnerships are understood by our friends because very often they don't tell you until after you've broken up. How should introverts think about friendships differently to extroverts? The rules are the same. Every friendship should be additive.
They should be worth the time and the energy that we invest. What do we do when we feel the people around us don't believe in us? Anybody who wants to have an impact in the lives of others has to get used to the idea that not everybody's gonna like you. The number one health and wellness podcast, Jay Shetty. Jay Shetty.
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