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Thursday, June 16, 2011

About Today: How to Make Friends, Get Along With People

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From Jen Hubley, your About Today Editor
As we get older, making new friends gets harder. We're all so busy, and friends move or drift away. Sometimes, we even break up with our pals, and when we do, it's sometimes more traumatic than losing a boyfriend. So how do we make new friends, after high school is over?

10 Ways to Have More Friends
No. 1 is my favorite: "Be interested in people." It's easy to get into the habit of talking about our fascinating selves, but really paying attention to other people is a great way to make friends. Turns out, everyone else is deeply interested in themselves as well.

Making Friends if You're an Introvert
I seem to collect introverted people. It's probably an attempt to balance things out. Someone has to say, "It's really and truly time to go home. Listen: I'll get your bag."
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How to Be a Great Friend
Former Girl Scouts, sing it with me: "Make new friends, but keep the old, one is silver and the other gold."

10 Tips for Getting Along With Difficult People at Work
Making and keeping friends is important. But you're really an interpersonal relationship pro if you can get along with your coworkers, even when they're difficult. (The test of this, I always think, is how many fights you can avoid having during an election year.)

 


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