#191 - The Case for Work Friends and Where to Find Them When You Work Alone (Lindsay Pinchuk)
About this episode
Nina Badzin discusses the importance of work friends and how networking can lead to genuine friendships with guest Lindsay Pinchuk.
If you work from home or feel like your friends don’t fully understand what you do, this episode is for you. I’m talking with entrepreneur Lindsay Pinchuk about how networking groups can become something more than professional spaces—they can turn into real friendships. We get into why you can’t just show up and expect connection (in networking or friendship), how to navigate “competition” in the same field, and why conversations—not social media—are what actually move both your relationships and your work forward. If you’ve been feeling a gap in your work life, this might be the missing piece. Thank you to this week's sponsor: SINCERENOTES. SincereNotes is available to download free on Google Play and App store. Special thank you, as always, to my assistant producer, Rebekah Jacobs!
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