Is it just Daysha or does even brunch feel like it’s gotten way more curated, aesthetic and high stakes lately? Are you someone who likes to show out when they plan a get together, but feel like people are all bailing on you at the last minute? Or are you the person who likes to say yes in the moment to an invite but then bail at the last minute?

In this week’s episode, Daysha goes over:

The difference between hosting and hanging out
How social media has changed the way we think about those two terms
And offers some coaching for both event throwers and attendees on how to get better at communicating needs and setting appropriate expectations

So, if you’ve always wondered:

Why does hanging out with friends feel so complicated now?
Why is it so hard to casually hang out with friends?
And how you can enjoy your friendships again without feeling pressured to show off on social media?

Then I hope you are sat and ready because Real Talk Friend Therapy with Daysha Veronica is in session!

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CREDITS:

Producer: Becky Harris

Executive Producer: Daysha Veronica

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EP 41: Hosting Vs Hanging Out