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Bez more you1/3/2023 ![]() ![]() ![]() Volunteering is a great way to make the world a better place. Whether you’re 8 or 86 we all have things in common, and we can all learn from each other. But that means we’re missing out on perspectives and stories that might change your life. It’s a great way to make new friends!įor many of us, our friends tend to be a similar age to us. One of the best ways to bond with new people is to learn something new. It could be playing chess, fly-fishing, pottery or reading books – celebrate your passions and hobbies with likeminded people.Įver wanted to learn how to speak Spanish, ride a scooter or scuba dive? Take the plunge. Find other people who love the things you do. But whoever is on the receiving end will appreciate the time and extra effort you’ve taken.Įverything’s better when we share. In the hustle and bustle of the modern world writing a letter might seem a bit old fashioned. How many people are there in your life who’ve made a massive difference to you? It could be a teacher, a parent or an old friend, but it’s rare that we get a chance to say thank you. Phones can be a great way to stay in touch with people, but those connections we make in real life are the ones that really matter. Spend a whole day without checking your phone and take time to make connections in real life. It could be a pint, a coffee or a cup of tea. Get in touch with a friend or family member you haven’t seen in a while and invite them for a drink. Take 10 minutes each week to phone a friend or family member you haven’t spoken to in a while. For some people who are isolated this can be the only conversation they’ve had in weeks. Talk about the weather or the bus being late. Unplug your headphones and put down your phone. Everyone has a story and something interesting to say, so try and be open to having a random chat. Starting a conversation shouldn’t be scary. You could chat to people in your community via a local Facebook page or use Nextdoor – a website that tells you what’s happening in your local area. ![]() Is there a community group that meets regularly? Join in and get involved. Take the time to get to know your neighbours and your community. 82% of people agree that small moments of connection can break down divisionsīelow you’ll find 10 tips for how you can Be More Us – and don’t forget to send us any ideas of your own on social media using the hashtag #BeMoreUs. ![]()
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