We often assume real connection grows out of ease and availability, but what if it's born from inconvenience? In this quickie, Yue shares how a new weekly commute to the Bay Area, and a weekend-only schedule in LA, changed the way she dates and keeps friendships. With limited time, her yeses became real yeses, and she can see who makes an effort to see her. She explains why many of her past relationships were born of convenience, how that can lead to situationships or incompatbile relationships, and why she now treats inconvenience as a structure that shows who really wants to invest in her. Whatever your schedule looks like, this episode will help you invest in yourself and spot the people who make the time. Enjoy!
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