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Hey Girl!! Do you know what it takes to be a good friend? Do you ever feel lonely even though you know and call a lot of people your "friends". In today's episode, I tell you about a Ted Talk by Shasta Nelson on friendships.  Shasta is an author and Founder/ CEO of GirlFriendCircles.com and gives great perspective on what is required to have a good friendship. I share some of it in today's episode. Enjoy! #LetsGo We would love to hear from you!   If you aren't following me (Donna) already, follow me @donnaschiele7 And H.E.Y. Girls! Instagram- Facebook Twitter  And subscribe to Donna's YouTube channel Where you can see videos of the podcast Also here is the podcast website  and if you want to send us an email you can do that too!  h.e.y.girlfoundation@gmail.com We would love to hear from you!  

How much do our relationships impact our health, happiness, well-being, and success? Join us on Women Lead Radio as Dianne Callahan, your host of The Lighthearted Life, has a conversation with Shasta Nelson (www.ShastaNelson.com), Founder & CEO of GirlFriendCircles (www.girlfriendcircles.com). The best selling author and friendship expert will be talking about loneliness and how our relationships can literally save our lives!     Sponsor Appreciation! Thank you to our partner and show sponsor, National University (www.nu.edu)!   Interested in Learning More About Connected Women of Influence? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/attend-an-event-as-our-guest/) to Be Invited as Our Special VIP & Guest to a Future Event!   Interested in Becoming a Member of Our Professional Community!? Click Here (https://connectedwomenofinfluence.com/membership-application/) to Apply for Membership!  

Shasta Nelson is an author, keynote speaker, and the Founder and CEO of GirlFriendCircles. An expert on friendships and healthy relationships, she has written several books covering how they impact all facets of life. She has been featured in many magazines, TV shows, and newspapers, including Good Housekeeping, The Today Show, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. Her most recent book - The Business of Friendship: Making Most of Our Friendships Where We Spend Most of Our Time - is a guide to developing deeper connections with your colleagues. She joins Marcel Schwantes to discuss the power of friendship, and why it's important for the workplace. Marcel asks Shasta what inspired her to write her recent book. "I would often ask why businesses aren't taking all the research surrounding the importance of friendships among employees seriously. It seemed that people would only take it seriously if there was a book about it as a business subject," she replies. [4:07] The results of a Myers Briggs Institute survey about job satisfaction suggest that the bottom line for job satisfaction is having closer relationships with your coworkers. Socialization is a human need, which is why we function best when we feel like we belong to a community. [12:09] Friendship is a triangle of three requirements, which are: positivity, consistency, and vulnerability. Positivity is the foundation of the triangle. Every relationship starts with low levels of consistency, and therefore low levels of vulnerability. As consistency increases, so should vulnerability. [16:15] Marcel asks Shasta what leaders should be doing to counter loneliness at work. There is a prevalent belief that managers do not want friendships among coworkers. Shasta remarks that the first thing leaders should do is dismantle that belief, and make it explicit that they encourage close relationships in the workplace. [21:45] The biggest obstacle preventing an organizational culture of friendship is the mental block we have against it. Another big obstacle is a lack of positivity in the workplace. [33:35] Marcel asks Shasta why she thinks fear-based management styles are still prevalent. "Fear [levels are] high in all of us individually, so it makes sense why it's affecting us collectively. Much of our lives are controlled by fear, and we are affected by each other's mood." [37:01] Resources Shasta Nelson on LinkedIn | Twitter ShastaNelson.com The Business of Friendship: Making Most of Our Friendships Where We Spend Most of Our Time

We all have friends. We all want to make money. But sometimes the idea of making money from your friends can feel like you're taking advantage of the relationship. Shasta Nelson rejoins Adam and Naresh to discuss how your can create profits from friendships and still maintain the healthy relationship you had before. It all goes back to her 3 cornerstones. Shasta is the Founder & CEO of Girlfriend Circles; New York Times' bestselling author of Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness, Friendships Don't Just Happen!: The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends, and the new book The Business of Friendship: Making the Most of Our Relationships Where We Spend Most of Our Time. Website: www.ShastaNelson.com www.GirlfriendCircles.com Featured Photo by by Matheus Ferrero on Unsplash www.WorkFromHomeShow.com

Friendships don't just happen by chance. There's actual effort involved in creating and maintaining them. Shasta Nelson, author of the new book The Business of Friendship: Making the Most of Our Relationships Where We Spend Most of Our Time, joins Adam and Naresh to discuss the 3 requirements of all healthy friendships, how to make friends while working from home, the pros and cons of having friends at work, and more. Shasta is the Founder & CEO of Girlfriend Circles; New York Times' bestselling author of Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness, Friendships Don't Just Happen!: The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends, and the new book The Business of Friendship: Making the Most of Our Relationships Where We Spend Most of Our Time. Website: www.ShastaNelson.com www.GirlfriendCircles.com Featured Photo by Naassom Azevedo on Unsplash www.WorkFromHomeShow.com

How can you make more friends, REAL friends, online and offline? Join me and my guest, Shasta Nelson, as we talk about friendtimacy, girlfriend circles, and so much more. Shasta Nelson, M.Div., is a leading expert on friendship. Her spirited and soulful voice for strong female relationships can be found in her books Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness and Friendships Don’t Just Happen! The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends. She is Founder of GirlFriendCircles.com, her tribe of women committed to creating more friendship in this world and teaches monthly friendship skill-building classes at The Friendship University. She also writes at ShastasFriendshipBlog.com and in the Huffington Post, speaks across the country, and is a frequent contributor to the media appearing on TV shows such as Katie Couric and The Today Show, and in countless magazines and newspapers including The New York Times, Good Housekeeping, Health, and Forbes.

A lot of us have issues with getting out there and making new friends, or staying consistent with our friendships… but, for some reason, we don’t focus on how this affects our health and well-being. Today’s conversation with Shasta Nelson completely re-shaped how we view friendship – and it’s never seemed more important! Shasta is an expert on friendship and the author of two books, Frientimacy and Friendships Don’t Just Happen!. She’s also the Founder of GirlfriendCircles.com, which you can think of as a gym membership for your friendships. We picked this topic because some of our listeners wanted to hear an episode about friendship – get in touch and join The Wine & Shiners Facebook Group if there’s something YOU want to hear more about. We Chat About: How we learn (or don’t) about starting and maintaining friendships How loneliness is like hunger The 3 requirements for all healthy relationships How you can break up with friends Reflecting inward so that you can be a better friend to others Starting big conversations that improve important friendships How to make new friends Resources: Learn more at GirlfriendCircles.com Connect with Shasta: ShastaNelson.com | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness Friendships Don't Just Happen!: The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends Shout...

A lot of us have issues with getting out there and making new friends, or staying consistent with our friendships… but, for some reason, we don’t focus on how this affects our health and well-being. Today’s conversation with Shasta Nelson completely re-shaped how we view friendship – and it’s never seemed more important! Shasta is an expert on friendship and the author of two books, Frientimacy and Friendships Don’t Just Happen!. She’s also the Founder of GirlfriendCircles.com, which you can think of as a gym membership for your friendships. We picked this topic because some of our listeners wanted to hear an episode about friendship – get in touch and join The Wine & Shiners Facebook Group if there’s something YOU want to hear more about. We Chat About: How we learn (or don’t) about starting and maintaining friendships How loneliness is like hunger The 3 requirements for all healthy relationships How you can break up with friends Reflecting inward so that you can be a better friend to others Starting big conversations that improve important friendships How to make new friends Resources: Learn more at GirlfriendCircles.com Connect with Shasta: ShastaNelson.com | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness Friendships Don't Just Happen!: The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends Shout Outs: The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts by Gary Chapman Connect With Us: iTunes: https://bit.ly/wineandshine Join our FB Group: The Wine and Shiners Like our FB Page: Wine & Shine Podcast Instagram: @wineandshinepodcast Vivino: https://www.vivino.com/users/wineandshinepodcast Snapchat: wineshinepod Email: wineandshinepodcast@gmail.com Production & Development for Wine & Shine Podcast by Podcast Masters

Welcome to Episode Twenty Eight of The Inspired Women Podcast. In this episode your host Megan Hall interviews Shasta Nelson founder of Girlfriendcircles.com. Shasta Nelson is passionate about all things friendship. As founder and CEO of GirlFriendCircles.com— the female-friendship learning community in... Read moreEpisode 28 With Shasta Nelson of Girlfriendcircles.com

As part of our series on Cultivating a Field of Love in all of our relationships, I thought we needed to get real and deep about our female friendships. Our interactions with other women are one of the main places we either strengthen our feminine power or give it away, or worse, revert to the shadow of feminine power and use tactics like manipulation, colluding, gossip, blame and guilt or just cut off people all together. Most of us didn't get training on how to show up in our female relationships from a place of courageous love, to both ask for what we need + use conflict, hurt feelings, disappointment and the hard stuff to create stronger connections with the women in our lives.  For this episode of Feminine Power Time I invited a woman who I have been deepening and growing my friendship with for about 9 years, who also just happens to be a leading expert on friendship and women's relationships. Her name is Shasta Nelson, and we invite you to join us to explore:     1. How to navigate conflict with a friend when your feelings get hurt, or she hurts you 2. How to set right expectations for different levels of intimacy and vulnerability  3. How to know when a friendship is one to grow or one to let go and how to do both. We'll share some super power tools you can use in your friendships right away + as always we end with a meditation to tap into your heart to see what friendships inside your life are ready to grow and which maybe time to let go.    ****  Here's a little about Shasta.. Shasta Nelson, M.Div., is the Founder of GirlFriendCircles.com, a women's friendship matching site in 35 cities across the U.S. and Canada. Her spirited and soulful voice for strong female relationships can be found in her books Frientimacy: How to Deepen Friendships for Lifelong Health and Happiness and Friendships Don't Just Happen! The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of GirlFriends. She also writes at ShastasFriendshipBlog.com and in the Huffington Post, speaks across the country, and is a friendship expert in the media appearing on such shows as Katie Couric and the Today Show. 

Adult women friendships. Do you have a longing inside for belonging and connection? Do you feel shame that you have this need. Shasta Nelson is here to talk about the value of friendships and how you can cultivate friendships. Shasta, is the Founder of GirlFriendCircles.com, a women s friendship matching site in 35 cities across the U.S. and Canada. Shasta discusses creating and cultivating friendships. “Loving someone else does not mean they love us less.” ~Shasta Nelson, on How She Really Does It LISTEN HERE In this interview we discuss: friendships + unhealthy expectations admitting desire to have friends [belonging+connection] stigma to say “I need friends” what “Best” friends really means misconceptions of friendships important things to cultivate friendships how you share + what you share things that get in the way of building friendships Two takeaways – for women who want deep friendships “Friendships requires deposits + withdrawals.” ~Shasta Nelson, on How She Really Does It Mentioned in this Podcast book: Friendships Don’t Just Happen! Shasta’s blog To make local friends www.GirlFriendCircles.com facebook twitter   smiling, The post Shasta Nelson: Cultivating Friendships appeared first on howshereallydoesit.com.

Today's guest is Shasta Nelson, chief Girlfriend and CEO of Girlfriend Circles.  Shasta has a theory that friendship can change the world.  Frankly, that is the same philsophy held by The Evil Stepmother Speaks, where we know that stepmoms change the world every day.  But, if we want to keep our quality of life in top shape, friendships are the key and Shasta Nelson is the expert.  Especially as a stepmom, it can be hard to make new friends.  After all, not many people understand where we are coming from. Shasta says, " It's harder than it sounds to “just make new friends” once we move to a new city, change jobs, expand our interests, experience relationship shifts, work from home, or simply recognize that we want to pay more attention to developing our local friendships."  I can't wait to meet new, amazing friends and hear about GirlfriendCircles.com with Shasta Nelson. Join us! As always, I thank you for listening and if you ever want to talk further, you can find me at:   The Evil Stepmother Speaks:  http://bit.ly/lBKSwP   Tweet me @StepmomSpeaks:  http://bit.ly/135aHAx   Email me:  Barb@TheEvilStepmotherSpeaks.com   READ THE BOOK:  THE EVIL STEPMOTHER SPEAKS:  The Guide for Stepfamiles Who Want to Love and Laugh   AMAZON:  http://amzn.to/17VMKPE    

The Best Ever You Show is proud to welcome Shasta Nelson to our show. Shasta Nelson, M.Div., is the founder of GirlFriendCircles.com, a women's friendship matching site in 35 cities across the U.S. and the author of Friendships Don't Just Happen! The Guide to Creating a Meaningful Circle of Girlfriends. Shasta Nelson has been interviewed on the subject of friendship by The Katie Couric Show, The Today Show, The Early Show, the Chicago Tribune, the San Francisco Chronicle, Martha Stewart Radio, magazines such as Essence, Parents, More, Redbook and Glamour. Her spirited and soulful voice can be found on her weekly blog, Shasta's Friendship Blog, and her Huffington Post column where she regularly contributes on relationship health. She also teaches, lectures, and hosts speed-friending and Friendship Accelerator events in San Francisco and throughout the U.S. Numerous friendship paradigms stem from Shasta's teaching including: the Friendship Continuum to highlight the five intensities of friendships, the Frientimacy triangle that models how healthy friendships are formed, and the 5 Stages of Friendship that reveals the life span of a friendship.