How to make friends and meet new people with Bella Boyle

In Episode 13, the girls sit down with their beautiful friend Bella (AKA Isabella) as she shares her experience of moving interstate and starting her own family away from her support network. They talk all about the big move from the Gold Coast to Sydney (and now back!), making friends as an adult, putting yourself out there to meet new people and finding your village to raise your babies.We hope you all had an incredible Christmas break and got to enjoy some time for you. We're definitely feeling like the week went way to fast and we cannot believe it's already time to get back into the daily grind. But, we're excited to be back and are looking forward to a big year for Suddenly Thirty!Follow us on Instagram @suddenlythirtypodShop the 'Suddenly' CapSubscribe to the Suddenly Thirty SubstackShop Em and Lil's wardrobesJoin Kindle Queens Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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