Finding Your People: Why Friendship, Mentorship, and Community Matter
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Finding Your People: Why Friendship, Mentorship, and Community Matter
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Friendship, mentorship, and community aren’t just “nice to have” — they’re the foundation of surviving (and actually enjoying) college life. In this episode of Anxiously Enrolled, we explore why having “your people” matters, how to find them, and why connection is so important for mental health.
Through personal stories, practical advice, and honest reflection, we break down how to build friendships, seek mentorship, and create community even when you feel awkward, overwhelmed, or out of place.
If you’ve ever wondered, “Why is everyone else finding their group except me?” — this episode is for you.
What We Cover in This Episode:
- Why friendships are essential for emotional and academic well-being
- The role mentorship plays in confidence, direction, and opportunities
- How community support — clubs, organizations, residence life — shapes your college experience
- Personal stories of connection, awkward beginnings, and surprising mentorship
- What to do if you haven't found your people yet
- Practical steps to build meaningful relationships
- How to be a supportive friend and engaged mentee
- Encouragement for students navigating college alone
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