Calling In Your Soul Tribe: How To Make Friends In Adulthood

In this lesson you will be guided in meditation so you can listen to your heart and envision how an ideal friendship will look in your life. First, you will define the ways you enjoy living life. Then you will get clear on important personality aspects, character attributes, and how this friendship will fit into your life.

In this lesson you will be building upon the friendship profile created in lesson one. You will get crystal clear on the avatar of your future friend by answering many of questions. Grab your notebook and pen for this lesson!

In this lesson, you will take time to reflect on your daily and weekly routine in order to make adjustments and put yourself on the path of your future friends. With a little intention and creativity, refreshing your routine will be exciting. Make sure to have your calendar or day planner on hand for this lesson!

In this lesson, you will be encouraged to push the edge of your comfort zone when it comes to making friends. In order to call in your soul tribe, you will need to practice rising above your ego as often as possible which means getting vulnerable. Brainstorm ideas of questions and topics you can use to get to know someone better.

In this lesson, you will learn what steps to take once you find an acquaintance that you would like to get to know better. You will be given scenarios you can adopt and how to go about setting up a get-together outside of your commonality.

In this lesson, you will be empowered to use your innate instincts to determine who you're ready to officially become friends with. Remember, your time is a non-renewable resource that should not be wasted on people who don't light you up. Politely cutting ties with someone you no longer enjoy will keep you open and ready for the friends you are calling in.

In this lesson, you will learn how to kindly end a friendship if the scenario ever arises. Clear communication is the most important element in the break-up process. Ending a friendship can feel daunting and uncomfortable so this lesson will be supportive for you to learn now and store away to help you or someone you care about in the future.