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Finding Your Tribe Vintage Edition: The Hidden Power of Community

Matt Johnson, Breanna Crowell, Eddie Eccker Episode 28

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This podcast explores the idea of belonging and finding one's tribe. It emphasizes the power of online communities, from book clubs to volunteer groups, as a way to connect and feel part of something bigger. The episode also explores the positive impact of social connections on mental health, self-esteem, and cognitive sharpness. It concludes with a call to action for listeners to venture out and discover their own tribes.

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Greetings, folks, this is Ed, your host on the Voyagecast. Today we're exploring the wonderful world of tribes and the magic of belonging. Being part of a tribe is not just about social connections, it can significantly reduce anxiety and depression, boost your self-esteem, and even sharpen your mind.

In this digital age, we'll explore the multitude of online communities waiting to be discovered, ranging from book clubs to volunteer groups. But don't worry if you prefer face-to-face interaction, your tribe is out there, waiting to be discovered.

Remember, it's about feeling cherished and accepted, even amidst disagreements. Your tribe can be your support, be they a mentor, family, or an online community. Thanks for joining us on this journey, until next time, this is Ed, signing off.

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