It felt like she didn't have enough actual friendship content/suggestions so every chapter was a little bit of tips and LOTS of rep Request Rejected This page is unavailable due to either geographic restrictions or other restrictions in place at this time. Create a profile including what you’re studying and your interests and Umii will match you with other students who you might get on well with. Jennie Allen is the founder and visionary of IF: Gathering as well as the New York Times bestselling author of Get Out of Your Head, Made for This , Anything , and Nothing to Prove . The New York Times bestselling author of Get Out of Your Head offers practical solutions for creating true community, the kind that's crucial to our mental and spiritual health.

We are starving for community, meaning, and deeper, more life-giving relationships—and Jennie gives us the road map to actually get there.

Finally if you've ever experienced narcissistic abuse or codependency in your relationships this is probably not the right book for you.

Sometimes we need to step out of circles or groups that are no longer serving us or aligned with our values, and although this sounds terrifying, remember you are not alone. In Find Your People, my dear friend Jennie Allen shows us how to make true emotional connections with the right people so that our authentic relationships can be healthy for all. You can usually just pop a post in yourself saying ‘anyone free on this day’ or ‘fancy a walk here’ and most of the time you’ll get a load of responses from local, likeminded people.If you want to stop sharing your location, reinstall the Find My app and follow the steps to stop sharing your location. Allen remembers living in Austin, Texas, and needing a 45-minute drive to visit a friend—more on this in a moment. What are a few things you can do—right now—to find, build, and keep your most treasured relationships? Although I’d never read one of her books, I have appreciated Allen’s ministry for years; she’s the founder of the IF:Gathering, a best-selling author, and a popular podcast host. Having people in my life that I can truly be myself around and accept me for me has been so freeing and allowed me to focus on other aspects of my life, rather than constantly worrying about trying to fit in.

Some books are idealistic about friendships and community—as if they couldn’t be simpler to find, build, and keep. This book is a true reflection of God’s heart for us to experience authentic, vulnerable, and meaningful relationships. I would encourage any would-be social worker to consider the profession for its variety and opportunities to advocate for and empower others. Through Jennie’s wisdom and practical advice, she shares how to overcome the common barriers that keep us from finding our people and pushes us to fight to replace loneliness with community.Jennie’s vulnerability in sharing her own experiences with rejection and other relationship struggles reassures her readers that we are not alone in our loneliness, our awkwardness, our anxiety, our failures or our longings but that, actually, we’re all in this together. during lockdown, when you couldn’t travel, I had to push myself way out of my comfort zone and do something about it. My dear friend Jennie Allen shows us how to make true emotional connections with the right people so that our authentic relationships can be healthy for all.

The majority of the people within the hiking community are so lovely and are often up for meeting new people. This book will rescue your time and put you back in control of your own happiness, ensuring your love for your life will never be dependent on the status of your love life. In Find Your People, my dear friend Jennie Allen shows us how to make true emotional connections with the right people so that our authentic relationships can be healthy for all. They’re still your team members because you’re collaborating on a particular task or goal, even though you don’t work with them as directly.In Find Your People, Jennie Allen shows us how to build deeper, stronger relationships that point us to Jesus and help us live out our God-given purpose. We’ve replaced intrusive, real conversations with small talk and soul-bearing, connected living with book clubs—because the superficial stuff is less messy. We know we need to do life with other people and have a supportive community around us instead of living in isolation, but we often wonder how when we've had friendships fail, we've been hurt, or we feel too busy to even make the effort.