Thank you for joining our community I'm grateful for this opportunity to bring a community of like-minded individuals who are on self-improvement improving their social skills Say goodbye to being alone all the time having no one to hang out with and always feeling anxious trying to make new friends Here are some things to look out for - Weekly check-ins - Detailed high-value posts in the community - 24-7 link Zoom call so anyone can just hop in and practice social skills RULES: (Any of these can result in a ban) 1. Please be respectful towards me and do not go in here promoting your social media. Unless you making a post for a meetup do not use this place as a way to build your following 2. Have respect for others, if you roast another other person make sure they are not offended 3. Do not be a hater but instead give criticism 4. Write or record valuable posts so that this place can be packed with valuable instead of rubbish 5. Make sure to be active, reply to people's posts, write valuable posts, and join the calls. Don't just go AFK, help make this community a better home. I will be checking every few weeks to see our people's activity Let the games begin Do these following actionable steps under this post and put in the work so you can see results 1. Introduce yourself - your name, where you are from, and what's one thing you're proud of that you accomplished. It can be anything small 2. Respond to another community member and congratulate them on accomplishing that thing. This is your chance to finally let your anxiety get in the way of what you want. Take this opportunity and take action because it only takes one step Appreciate you for joining

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