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But for us introverts, building the kinds of relationships we crave isn’t always easy. We have limited social energy, and most typical ways of meeting new people — like parties, dating apps, or approaching strangers — don’t really work for us.
So what can we do? It starts with learning how to have fun, meaningful conversations that don’t drain your energy. I’ll show you how in my upcoming book.
And the benefits of connection go beyond survival. Research shows that strong relationships can make us happier and healthier. When we feel close to others, we tend to be less anxious and depressed. Our self-esteem goes up, and we’re better able to handle stress and pain.
Humans have always survived by working together. One reason our brains are so big compared to our body size is because handling all those relationships takes brainpower. We evolved bigger brains to keep up with it.
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