Joel Schaefer

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• You need strong human connections to help you get on the second curve and flourish. • No matter how introverted you are, you cannot expect to thrive into old age without healthy, intimate relationships. • For married people, a loving, companionate spousal relationship is key to thriving. • Marriage and family are not an adequate substitute for close friendships, which should not be left up to chance. • Friendship is a skill that requires practice, time, and commitment. • Work friendships are not a substitute for real friendships, although they can also be satisfying, if designed purposively.
From Strength to Strength: Finding Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life
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