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Welcome to Before Breakfast, a production of IHeart Radio.

Good morning.

This is Laura.

Welcome to the Before Breakfast podcast.

Today's tip is that carpooling isn't just for kids.

If you want more time with family, friends, or colleagues, consider whether driving somewhere together could create relationship-building time without adding one more thing to your schedule.

So I want to start this episode by acknowledging that a lot of people do like their commutes.

Because being alone in a car is an opportunity for quiet, or a chance to listen to music or podcasts that no one

else likes. When I have worked in offices, I have often enjoyed the trip home as a transition

between work and the rest of life. If that is you, great.

But if your commute isn't something you look forward to as me time, consider whether you could

bring another person along on occasion. This might create time for connection during a window of time that often feels

like it is wasted. So, for instance, if you and your partner work anywhere near each other,

you might decide to join forces on occasion. I am not saying you try to commute together every day if you don't actually work

together. You likely have different schedules, and two stops adds time for someone. But it might be a nice

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