The Surprising Social Traps Retirees Fall Into—And Simple Fixes to Keep Your Circle Growing
Quality trumps quantity every time. Better to have fewer, more meaningful interactions than a flurry of shallow ones.
7) Neglecting to reach out
Here’s a simple truth—friendships are a two-way street. They require effort from both sides to flourish.
Retirement gives you the luxury of time. But that doesn’t mean everyone in your circle has the same luxury. Your friends and family might be juggling work, kids, and their own set of responsibilities.
If you’re always waiting for them to make the first move—to call, to visit, to arrange a catch-up—eventually, they might stop trying.
