How to Acclimatize to a New City
| July 24, 2017
8. Make new friends
Making friends seems so easy when we’re in elementary school, but can be intimidating when you’re an adult in a new city. A great place to start is friends of friends since you already have one thing in common. Plus, you can ask your friends to make the connection before you arrive.
Another great way to make friends is through meet ups arranged specifically for that purpose. Sites like Meetup.com exist specifically so like-minded people can socialize. They have groups focused around activities like classes, hobbies, sports, and social activism. You won’t make friends by staying home alone, so don’t be afraid to put yourself out there!
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