Name: Neighboring: How to Build Community You Can Count On (en Inglés)
SKU: 69314119
Price: 97029.00 COP
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Author: Katherine Goldstein
ISBN: 9798217048274

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Neighboring: How to Build Community You Can Count On (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Penguin Publishing Group

Autor

Katherine Goldstein

Año

2027

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

304

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

Dimensiones

21.08x13.97x2.03 cm

ISBN13

9798217048274

Neighboring: How to Build Community You Can Count On (en Inglés)

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You don’t need more friends. You need community. A practical guide to building stronger connections with the people around you, one neighbor at a time.

If you want community but aren’t sure how to find it, you’re not alone. If you’ve joined a group only to have it fizzle out, struggled to move beyond casual acquaintance, or found hosting daunting, it’s easy to conclude that tightknit networks of support are for people with more outgoing personalities, lots of extra time, and better luck.

In Neighboring, journalist Katherine Goldstein has good news: community building is a skill you can learn, no matter your circumstances. Drawing on interviews, years of research, and her own experience, Goldstein offers concrete advice for practicing the small, warm acts of neighboring that expand our social worlds over time. She walks readers through getting to know their “nearbys,” building a village around caregiving, and finding belonging in workplaces and houses of worship. Along the way, she offers a “Deep Casual” playbook for prioritizing connection over perfection, and permission for all of us to do less—less cleaning our homes before people come over, less hyperintensive parenting, less worrying about what other people will think—so we can show up more for the relationships that matter.

There are structural reasons Americans are spending more time alone, but this is not another book theorizing about a loneliness crisis. Packed with compelling stories, self-reflective exercises, and refreshingly doable advice readers can use right away, Neighboring is a hands-on guide to building a life rich in connection.