In this episode of The Common Nomad Podcast, hosts Scylla and Edward dive into the importance of checking in on friends, especially in our fast-paced, digital world. They share relatable experiences on how to maintain meaningful connections, no matter the distance. Join them for a discussion that inspires listeners to reach out, reconnect, and nurture the friendships that enrich our lives.

In this season, we anticipate adding guests from various professional backgrounds. This episode features our first guest Mason P. Ashe. Mason is a Sports, Entertainment & Business attorney with experience in athlete/celebrity management and talen/content monetization. We discuss his ideas of friendships as he progressed through his successful career.

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Welcome to Season 4! We're starting off this season discussing conflict resolution and avoidance in friendships. When an issue arises sometimes it can cause a separation between friends. People can be uncomfortable with resolving a disagreement for many reasons we discuss in today's episode. This may influence someone to avoid conflicts by trying to make peace quickly so that it never happens again. Disagreements are healthy in relationships, but most importantly how you handle them. It also may be worth considering how you communicate during the disagreement or conflict. What is your communication style and how does it impact your friendships? Of course, you know we had to include definitions and links to what we discussed. We got you, guys! As always, thank you for listening!

We are extremely thankful for all of your support. As we end the Season 3 finale of The Common Nomad podcast! We hope you enjoyed the conversations and perspectives we offered.

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On this week's episode of the Common Nomad podcast, Edward & Scylla discuss friends who aren't quite reliable. We might even refer to them as flaky. These are the types of friends that say they'll do something, but in reality they won't. There comes a point in time where you start to seem them for who they are. Are these friendships worth it in the end?

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This week's episode, Edward & Scylla discuss the hierarchy of friendship, specifically the difference between good, close and best friends.

Links:

1. https://www.theodysseyonline.com/best-friend-good-friends

2. https://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-close-friend-and-vs-best-friend/

This episode, we talk about being a highly sensitive person and the difference of emotional capabilities between friends. A highly sensitive person (HSP) is a term coined by psychologist Dr. Elaine Aron. What does it mean when the tolerance to handle emotions can cause potential issues/conflicts in friendships?

Links:

1. https://hsperson.com

2. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/highly-sensitive-person

This week's episode on The Common Nomad Podcast, we revisit an old episode from an earlier season. On part one, we discussed what it means when you treat your accomplishments as a checklist item. This episode discusses when the goal becomes a bit blurry or the illusion that accomplishing your goals will make you happy.

Link: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-arrival-fallacy-6561079