EPISODE · Sep 19, 2024 · 15 MIN
Keeping Friends Close in Midlife
from Don't Call Me Midlife · host Alix Mackey & Nicole Stassinopoulos
Remember when friendships meant endless hangouts and late-night gabfests? Yeah, us too. But now, between juggling careers, kids, and everything in between, finding time for friends feels like trying to squeeze in one more thing on an already overflowing to-do list. In this episode, we’re tackling the art of midlife friendships — how to nurture those connections when time is limited, but the love is still strong. Because let’s be real, friendships at this stage of life take a bit more effort than a spontaneous coffee date (what’s “spontaneous” again? ).In this episode, we talk about the following:1. Challenges of maintaining friendships in midlife.2. Balancing family responsibilities and social life3. The value of checking in on friends, even with small gestures.Join the Midlife Squad:Want to stay up to date on the Don't Call Me Midlife podcast and community? Click below so we can keep you in the know!www.itstradish.myflodesk.com/dontcallmemidlifeHang Out on Social:Follow Alix on Instagram @everydaywithalixFollow Nicole on Instagram @touch_of_stass______________________________________________________________Help us expand our mom-tourage! Share our podcast with your fellow mom friends and let's conquer midlife together.
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Remember when friendships meant endless hangouts and late-night gabfests? Yeah, us too. But now, between juggling careers, kids, and everything in between, finding time for friends feels like trying to squeeze in one more thing on an already overflowing to-do list. In this episode, we’re tackling the art of midlife friendships — how to nurture those connections when time is limited, but the love is still strong. Because let’s be real, friendships at this stage of life take a bit more ef...
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