EPISODE · Aug 25, 2020 · 9 MIN
Quantity VS Quality : Socialize but don’t associate
from EXAMPLE · host Arina Titus
It’s easy to get sucked into this idea that we should have multiple people involved within every aspect of our lives. The desire to be known can sometimes turn into a toxic search for poor-quality relationships. It’s better to have a few friends with the right character than to have many people who bring a limited amount of value to your table.
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