Find Friends Who Get You

Ever felt out of place? You’re not alone.

Life transitions, like navigating breakups, making healthier choices, becoming a parent, or moving somewhere new, can often make you feel lonely. It's a myth that friendships always come easy. More often than not, it’s on us to take the initiative, organize get-togethers, and be consistently present in our friendships.

However, finding your people and place isn’t always easy to figure out. If you’re starting to feel discouraged or are unsure of the way forward, here are some actionable steps:

  • Learn practical tools to lower stress and boost energy.

  • Engage deeply with your surroundings.

  • Create a sense of belonging within yourself whenever you need it.

  • Become more confident reaching out and connecting with other people.

  • Expand your belief in what is possible for yourself.

  • Hire a coach to support you through this process.

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I’m Amy Bailey,

Founder of Amy Bailey Coaching.

I love encouraging misfits to create meaningful friendships and habits for stress, creativity, and confidence. With a B.S. in Psychology and certification through the Ethical Coaching Collective, I specialize in Neurolinguistic Programming, somatic techniques, and hypnosis. After working together, my clients leave with practical tools to rewire their brains, adapt to change, and live with self-compassion and self-trust.