Why are you always trying to make friends?

Answer: Because we’re stuck in a social environment that’s too good for us.

There’s too much in the air to be able to relax.

We’re stuck trying to keep up with everything.

If you’re an introvert, you’ll get tired of looking for someone to talk to.

It’s the same thing for social anxiety.

The more time you spend in a crowd, the more you’ll find yourself struggling to get to know the people around you.

So, instead of focusing on finding someone to make you feel better, you need to find someone to be a friend.

The best way to do this is to find friends.

We’ll do this by asking people to give us their best friend advice.

That’s it.

There are lots of great tips, tricks, and tools for finding people you can start to socialize with, and it will make all the difference.

I’ve included a number of these tips in my latest book, How to Find People.

Friendship quiz makers:  We’ve all had an embarrassing moment or two when we thought, “What if I didn’t know any of the answers to these questions?”

We didn’t really know what to say.

Here are some tips to help you overcome the awkwardness of trying to find your perfect friend.

1.

Know the Right Questions to Ask: You can’t ask someone what they like or don’t like.

The right questions to ask a person can be a huge help in finding your perfect friendship. 

For example, what’s your favorite movie?

What’s your ideal meal?

What does your ideal friend eat? 

What makes your ideal person smile?

2.

Know what’s on your mind: If you don’t know what you’re going to do next, you’re probably going to end up being too focused on the things you don.

In fact, you might be thinking too much about your next steps.

If that’s the case, you can think of the people you’re talking to as your ideal friends.

This is the perfect time to ask questions like: “How did you meet?” 

“What’s your interests?” 

You’ll find that most people have something in common.

3.

Know their story: People like to tell their own stories, so the first question to ask them is, “Do you remember what happened?”

That’s not necessarily the best question to use, but it’s an excellent place to start.

The truth is, you don