
Three key factors for making friends in Germany (Nadja from Germany)
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Nadja Todt was born and raised in Germany, but spent 11 years abroad. She describes herself as a global citizen, change-maker, international experience expert, community connector and mentor, and a German and English language consultant.
Nadja offers a program called "45 Days to Meaningful Friendships and Connections", and so I asked her to come on the podcast and discuss her insights. Her discussion centers around the what she sees as three central topics of making friendships: knowing yourself, being aware of your communication style, and making deeper connections.
Nadja's links:
- 45 Days to Meaningful Friendships and Connections program
- Survival German with Nadja
- Nadja on Facebook
- Nadja on Instagram
- Nadja on LinkedIn
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