ITL169: How to Deal With “No One Wants to Be My Friend”

On this week’s episode, I answer a question on how to help a child when they’re having a tough time making friends.

  

How can you help when they say, “No one wants to be my friend?”

• It’s a focusing process.
• Our thinking is at the foundation of everything.
• It determines our choices, and everything about us.

  

When people are disgruntled or depressed, they’re thinking more about themselves.

• They aren’t thinking about whom they can serve and help.
• If you’re child is sad or scared about making friends or going over to a friend’s house, focus their mind on the fun activities or opportunities they have.
• I wouldn’t talk to your child about why no one wants to be his or her friend.
• Instead, direct their thinking to how they can be the greatest friend in the class.

  

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