Friendships: Handling Change, Conflict and Finding New Friends

This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human. UN Women estimates that gender based violence cost countries about one point five trillion dollars per year. But greater financial security and autonomy can help protect women from violence. The number one obstacle to safety for survivors is economic insecurity. I'm Rina Nynen, host of the Hidden Economics of Remarkable Women.

This season, we're sharing stories on how putting a hard price tag on gender based violence is upending the status quo. Follow Hero wherever you get your podcasts. Pushkin. Hey Happiness Lab listeners, today you're in for a treat. Because my friend, best-selling author, and happiness expert Gretchen Rubin, just had me join her for a special episode of her podcast, Happier with Gretchen Rubin. In this episode, Gretchen and I took part in her first ever friendship roundtable. We were joined by the amazing Rushma Sawjani, founder of Girls Who Code, and host of the My So-Called Midlife podcast.

Christian Rushman and I talked about our friendships, how they've changed over time. Are we trying to handle conflict? and how we've made friends in adulthood. I enjoyed our conversation a lot. And I bet you will too.

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