How To Create A Social Circle In 2025!

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I totally understand as you get older you value peace and solitude more, I prefer to be focused in winter time but come spring and summer I love being out and about preferably with some friends it doesn't have to be every weekend, but spring and summer go by very fast where I live(May-Sepetmber)
I think this is why I enjoy winter so much. It gives me an excuse to hunker down and get absorbed into my interests. When the warm weather comes, I start feeling guilty about staying in.
 

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Great thread OP. Some good advice all around.

My "problem" is I like solitude and I don't make friends easily. I'm sociable but I like keeping things superficial with most people I meet. When people start asking me to hang out I usually find an excuse not to, unless they are already close friends.

Other thing is I want to network more professionally than socially. I guess industry events are my key then. I know this sounds backwards but I want to find more work and make more money this year, rather than make more friends. But that's just me!
 

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In addition to the aspect of a simple social circle, there is also the matter of pairing similar individuals.

For example, if I want to be with intelligent, healthy, compassionate people who focus on their personal growth, authentic and courageous, I must first develop and demonstrate those qualities myself.

Similar attracts, and this is also what leads to deeper relationships.

It’s somewhat similar to what happens in couples: if she is insecure, she seeks a confident man, but after a while, this balance breaks down. This is when opposite attracts.
But, It would be better if she had been confident from the beginning and he had been confident too; then their relationship would have been much stronger.

So we must know who we are, cultivate what we want from others, in ourself first
 

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Great thread OP. Some good advice all around.

My "problem" is I like solitude and I don't make friends easily. I'm sociable but I like keeping things superficial with most people I meet. When people start asking me to hang out I usually find an excuse not to, unless they are already close friends.

Other thing is I want to network more professionally than socially. I guess industry events are my key then. I know this sounds backwards but I want to find more work and make more money this year, rather than make more friends. But that's just me!
There is absolutely nothing wrong with that, networking and social circle have similarities you still have to meet people (Cold approach) and make contacts, If you want to keep professional it's even easier go to events that focus on your career. There are lot of conventions for all types of jobs/careers/industries.

Personally I think once you hit 30plus and you're not where you wanna be financially this should be your main priority instead of partying and chasing women

In addition to the aspect of a simple social circle, there is also the matter of pairing similar individuals.

For example, if I want to be with intelligent, healthy, compassionate people who focus on their personal growth, authentic and courageous, I must first develop and demonstrate those qualities myself.

Similar attracts, and this is also what leads to deeper relationships.

It’s somewhat similar to what happens in couples: if she is insecure, she seeks a confident man, but after a while, this balance breaks down. This is when opposite attracts.
But, It would be better if she had been confident from the beginning and he had been confident too; then their relationship would have been much stronger.

So we must know who we are, cultivate what we want from others, in ourself first
Totally agree this is why in part2 I'm talking about the lifestyle aspect if you want to be around honorable people, ambitious, people who are positive, motivated and driven to be their best version. You most likely won't meet them at the bar not saying those people don't go there but ambitious people tend to focus more on their endeavors that can help their goals etc.
 

Create self-fulfilling prophecies. Always assume the positive. Assume she likes you. Assume she wants to talk to you. Assume she wants to go out with you. When you think positive, positive things happen.

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