Why Focusing On Self-Care Just Isn’t Enough - a podcast by Navigating Culture

from 2020-04-08T10:00

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Intro


Now more than ever, people have become more mindful about self-care. A simple search online can lead you to numerous articles about self-care, such as how to have glowing skin, lose weight, and how to take care of your mental health. There are even apps that can help you with your self-care goals.


But there’s another kind of self-care that people don’t usually talk about, and that’s “community care”.


No matter if you’re an extrovert or an introvert, connecting with like-minded people will greatly benefit your mental health, and in turn, your overall health. This is what community care is all about.


In this episode, we talk about community care and how we can connect with people during the pandemic. We also talk about different ways we can spark new connections online and how you can be a better conversationalist.




Key Takeaways



  • What is community care and how it affects your overall health [01:17]


  • Ideas for “community care” [03:22]


  • How to make virtual meetups more purposeful [03:35]


  • How to connect with people during the pandemic [05:29]


  • How to become a better conversationalist [07:44]



Quotes


“If you can help create juicy conversations when you meet a potential friend, it’ll be easier to discern if you vibe well with the other person.” (Anya)


“Fostering engaging conversations helps everyone in the discussion to experience more of a connection.” (Anya)




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