Hi everybody. Welcome to the Women's Dating and Conference podcast. My name is Amber, and today we're going to be talking about how relationships are the number one most important, worthwhile thing that we do in life.

Before we get into that, I want to share with you my free guide called copy and paste texts

for when he's pulling away or acting flaky. If you struggle with the flakiness that can happen in the early stages of dating. This is going to be

your go-to guide so you don't even have to think about it. And the link for that is going to be in the

show notes. So I just have a short and important message for you today. And some of you might

already be very in touch with this and understand this. And some of you might already be very in touch with this and understand

this. And some of you may not have thought about it in this way before. So we are born. And then we have

this experience on earth. And there are so many things that we can do here. You can eat a

cheeseburger. You can go for a jog or hike. You can travel. You can create success and strive in your career. You can create a business. You can develop friendships.

You can get a massage. There are so many things that we get to experience during our time on earth.

And one thing that I was recently thinking about is how my number one greatest

accomplishment in life is my friendship with my best friend, Julia. And I created a whole episode

about her before. But when I think about all of the experiences that I have had so far,

the most exquisite, beautiful, fulfilling, rewarding, and special human experience that we get to have is our relationships with other people.

And for me personally, I feel like a lot of the things that I do outside of relationships are

just supporting my relationships.

So even like, for example, I went to an improv class with some new people that I met,

which already creates a little relationship there. And then later that week, I met up with a friend.

And then my experiences from the improv class give me things that I want to share with that person

and give us things to laugh about and talk about and relate on. So the improv class was cool for

its own sake, but it also was supportive of the relationships that I'm wanting to build with people.

Some of us did not get the natural tools or skills that we need to create the level of

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