Belong

Find Your People, Create Community & Live a More Connected Life

De: Radha Agrawal

Narrado por: Radha Agrawal

Duración: 3 h y 27 m

Resumen del Editor

It’s the great paradox of the digital age, what Radha Agrawal calls “community confusion” - the Internet connects us to hundreds, thousands, even millions of people, and yet we feel more isolated than ever, with one in four Americans saying they have zero friends to confide in. Where are our people? The answer is found in Belong, a highly energetic guide to discovering where and with whom you fit.

After suffering her own bout of community confusion, Agrawal embarked on a journey that ultimately resulted in cofounding Daybreaker, a transformative phenomenon where thousands of people get up at the crack of dawn, meet in event spaces in 22 cities around the world, and dance. Now she’s distilled her experience for finding meaningful connections into a two-step process.

The first step is going in. This includes determining what we want in a friend and community and what we offer, becoming intentional about our relationships, gauging the type of energy we emit and respond to, and understanding how we do - or don’t - show up for others. Then comes going out - how to find a few special friends who feed our soul; or how to find a fully engaged group with similar business, artistic, and social aims; or both.

Connectedness is the most significant factor in human happiness - Belong is a creative blueprint for bringing this most important dimension back into our lives.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2018 Radha Agrawal (P)2018 Audible, Inc.

Belong

Excellent book. I have listen to it and made notes to help me start a community

Great book

A great book on tips and advice on how to get out there and make meaningful relationships.

Belong

I am so excited by the content of this wonderful book. I have been thinking about so many of the issues and themes in this book before reading it. You have put my thoughts and dreams on to paper and the air waves! Thank You my dear Writer!⭐️

So good!!

Amazing nuggets of wisdom, lessons in life and big ideas to just be better at being human. Well done!! Thank you for this. ❤️🤗

Magical!

Full of soul- stretching ideas. Lifted me higher and higher! Connection Central. Author is meaningful and relevant.

This was the book I’d been looking for my whole life!

It’s like Radha had been reading my mind. My whole life story resonated in hearing her own experiences. I feel healed somehow in hearing this, and I felt affirmed and strengthened in the healthier changes I’ve been making in my life (which can be hard when nobody else understands what you’re doing or why you’re doing it).

Thank you Radha!!!

Inspiring!

This audiobook inspired me to be brave in meeting new people, adventurous in discovering new communities, and creative in caring for people. It showed me how wonderful a light-hearted and fun-loving approach to community can be. And it reminded me that building friendships and community takes intentionality, work, and commitment.

The concrete advice that Radha Agrawal offers is on-point, but the most impactful thing about listening to this book was simply being exposed to her creativity and ENERGY. I love how she included plenty of personal anecdotes - it made the book more entertaining and relatable.

Quick and helpful

I enjoyed this book both times I’ve listened through it. I plan on listening too it again! Thank you!

Heart centered information

I enjoyed the story and the information very much.
Although the audio quality was off;which is why I gave the performance a 3star. Did anyone do audio editing? I'm a voice actor and do home recording.
I am very sensitive to audio quality.
Otherwise, the information shared is appreciated and valued very much
Thank you..

Simple but important message

Belonging is an essential human need, something that many of us neglect in our lives. Radha does a great job of highlighting the importance of community. I didn’t really connect with all the references to her organization or hippie language, but overall her message was genuine, personal and powerful.