Hi I'm Daniel Tosh, host of a new podcast called Tosh Show.

I'll be interviewing people that I find interesting, so not celebrities, and certainly not

comedians. We'll be covering topics like religion, travel, sports, gambling, but mostly it will be about being a working

mother.

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Good morning. This is Laura. Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast. Today's tip is about how to make more time for friends.

Most of us see our colleagues when we go to work. We see our families

when we go home. But getting together with friends can be challenging. We're so

busy with everything else that they tend to fall to the bottom of the list.

And that's too bad because friends are a good use of time.

Indeed, good friends can make us feel like we have more time.

A few years ago for my book Off The Clend Good friends can make us feel like we have more time.

A few years ago for my book Off the Clock,

I asked 900 busy people to track their time for a day.

Then I asked them questions about how they felt about their time.

I found that the people who felt time was most abundant,

spent a far higher proportion of their time interacting with friends than people who felt time was scarce.

And no, it's not because the people who saw friends

had less going on.

People who felt starved for time had just as much leisure time

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