Making New Connections
Jordan and Gabe discuss the importance of making new connections when you're in a different place in life. They suggest joining groups or classes that you're passionate about and going on trips with new people to accelerate the friendship process. While it can be difficult to leave old relationships behind, it's necessary for personal growth.In this clip
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