Do you wish you had more friends? Are you finding it difficult to meet new people Tired of feeling lonely? Does the thought of having to make small talk leave you feeling anxious and overwhelmed? DISCOVER practical ways to meet new people, learn the art of small talk, and find out how to nurture lifelong friendships. Rebecca Collins, the author of the groundbreaking 'Love Yourself Deeply', is back, this time with a powerful guide for those who feel lonely, isolated, and lacking friends. This self-help guide is full of empowering tools and strategies to help you overcome shyness, learn the social skills needed to connect with others, and handle those awkward pauses when meeting someone new. This book is an absolute MUST for young adults, students, parents, people of all ages, and those living alone, this book is full of well-researched strategies that you can use to find friends easily and form deeper, more meaningful friendships. Learn how to: build the confidence to approach potential friends and develop a fulfilling relationship open up to people and allow them to get to know you better apply strategies for overcoming your fear of small talk make new friends easily at school, college, or in a new city enjoy the holiday season instead of dreading it because you are all alone use the powerful Pareto Principle to create long-lasting friendships Each chapter addresses different challenges you may be facing when it comes to making friends, with tried and tested strategies to overcome them. Discover how to nurture true friendships that will stand the test of time and learn the skills you need to create a happier, more fulfilling life. "Never has there been a more timely book than this, which comes along to tackle the real issues of social isolation and stress." A "Must Read" for anyone who feels lonely because of a lack of friends. This book brilliantly explains what true friends are, why we need them and how to find them. It gives really useful suggestions on where to look for friends in a variety of situations as well as what to say to break the ice and start a conversation. I especially loved the chapter about Christmas and other major holidays. As a single person, this was especially helpful. After reading this book, you never need to feel lonely again. - Tina Sibley - UK