Building Bonds with Amy G. Walker

The above video and audio were created based on a blog post I wrote a number of years ago. The post read:We can all make friends. It’s a talent we’ve had since we were little children. Use it. Take time out today to make some new friends — not just acquaintances, but real friends. You can start with your social networks and eventually branch out to creating professional relationships that are made up of real friends.LyricsHere are the lyrics to the song (sung by Amy G. Walker):In my circle, I weave connections tight,From my social media, I find my delight.LinkedIn’s where I meet new faces,Networking’s how we build our bases.Coffee shops are where I start to grow,Chatting with colleagues, sharing a dough.We laugh, we learn, we grow together,Friendship’s what we sow, and it blossoms sweeter.Building bonds, let’s start today,In every corner, a friend is waiting to play.Through ups and downs, we’ll stick together,With every handshake, we’re stronger together.Building bonds, let’s not delay,Reach out, extend your hand, say good day!In every heart, a friend can find,Let’s make these connections shine.A smile can open doors wide,A kind word can change someone’s tide.In every face, a story lies,Let’s listen, let’s embrace, let’s build ties.At work, at play, we share the scene,In every moment, a friend is seen.From the small talk to the big deal,Our friendships grow, are always real.Life’s a journey, full of twists and turns,But with a friend, we can always learn.Together we face life’s every test,Hand in hand, we’ll never rest.Building bonds, let’s start today,In every corner, a friend is waiting to play.Through ups and downs, we’ll stick together,With every handshake, we’re stronger together.Building bonds, let’s not delay,Reach out, extend your hand, say good day.In every heart, a friend can find,Let’s make these connections shine.Source: https://bookmarketingbestsellers.com/the-essence-of-book-marketing-making-real-friendsBook Marketing Success is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bookmarketing.substack.com/subscribe