Meeting new people is never easy but at least if you try and never quit or give up you will get better at meeting new people and getting to know them better while they get to know you better as well as time passes you might find the right people and sometimes you don't and that's ok, everyone meets different people who they want to get to know as well. It's ok to be scared and shy when meeting new people at first but it will get better before you know it in a blink of a eye. That's how I always have been since I'm so shy and quiet when it comes to meeting new people but I've learned from doing that for so long that it's ok to be scared and shy at first I still get like that sometimes but starting to come out of my shell and meet new people and get to know them better.

The lazy lose to the average. The average lose to the focused. The focused lose to the obsessed.

Biggest Regrets at the End of Life Most Common Regrets for Both Men and Women: - Not living true to oneself: The most frequently reported regret is not having had the courage to live a life true to oneself, instead of living according to others’ expectations. - Working too much: Many regret spending too much time on work and not enough with family or loved ones. This regret is especially common among men, but women also express it. - Not expressing feelings: People often wish they had been more open with their emotions and expressed love and appreciation more freely. - Losing touch with friends: There is a deep sense of loss over letting important friendships fade with time. - Not allowing themselves to be happier: Many realize too late that happiness is a choice and regret not embracing joy or letting go of worries sooner. Additional Common Regrets: - Not being a better spouse, parent, or child. - Missing out on important life experiences or not taking more risks. - Not being vulnerable enough to give and receive love. These regrets highlight the importance of authenticity, relationships, and embracing happiness over societal expectations or material pursuits.

33 Prompts for Deeper Connection Grab a partner, pick a random number, and take turns answering the questions as authentically and openly as possible. 1. What are you most afraid to desire? 2. Why do you do what you do? 3. Where do you find yourself most vulnerable? 4. What is your deepest shame? 5. What do you do that is not socially acceptable? 6. What is one experience you’ve had that no one else ever has? 7. What is a belief you would be willing to die for? 8. What would it look like if you peeled away your mask? 9. What would be the most difficult decision you’ve ever made? 10. What do people thank you for most often? 11. What is something you would happily fail at? 12. When do you feel you can surrender yourself completely? 13. What worries you most about the future? 14. What are you holding onto that you need to let go of? 15. What is your self-talk like? 16. What is the biggest mistake you have ever made? 17. Why do you matter? 18. Are you happy with yourself? 19. What is the time when you were most afraid? Heartbroken? Lonely? 20. What is something you pretend to understand when you really don’t? 21. What is the #1 change you want to make in your life over the next year? 22. When did you not speak up when you should have? 23. In what way are you your own worst enemy? 24. What life do you think you are worth? 25. What do you wish you didn’t know? 26. What have you given up on? 27. What mistake do you make over and over again? 28. What is the biggest thing that has been draining your happiness? 29. What has your inner voice been telling you lately? 30. What is worse than death to you? 31. What do you hate being judged for? 32. What do you wish you could erase from the past? 33. When was a time where you took someone for granted and wish you hadn't.

I'll start 1. The Truman Show 2. The Matrix