HumansConnecting

Our mission at Humans:Connecting is simple: to help you experience the meaningful connection you need — and deserve.

We’ve realised that connection isn’t about being everywhere; it’s about being where it matters.

So we’re stepping back from Meta and choosing to be in quieter spaces that let us all slow down, reflect, and truly engage. Spaces where conversations can happen and voices can be heard.

If you’d like to continue the conversation with us, here’s where you can connect:

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Thank you for being on this part of your journey with us.

We’d love to keep connecting with you in your inbox and on LinkedIn, where real connection lives.

If we avoid every awkward moment, we also avoid the chance to grow.

Social confidence comes from practice — the small, imperfect interactions we used to have every day.

Now, many of those moments can be skipped entirely.

This week's article explores what that means for social connection.

Read more → https://www.humansconnecting.org/post/recovering-social-connection-online

Everyday errands used to teach us how to connect.

Those tiny interactions — the chat at the checkout, the quick exchange at the post office — were social training.

Today, many of those moments have vanished.
And it raises a question:
If we’re not learning connection in daily life anymore, where are we learning it?

This week's article explores this shift.

🟩 Read the article → https://www.humansconnecting.org/post/recovering-social-connection-online

Life moved online within a generation.
Convenient — absolutely.

But many people are noticing a subtle loss they can’t quite describe.

This week's article on the Humans:Connecting blog looks at how everyday interactions have faded, and what that might mean for our sense of social connection.

If this has been on your mind too, it’s worth a read.

🟩 Read the latest article here: https://www.humansconnecting.org/post/recovering-social-connection-online

Congratulations!

You’ve decided to focus on the quality of your connections and your social health.

So, now what??

Look no further.

We created the Connection Resolutions workbook with an accompanying episode of the Humans: Connecting podcast to support you as you take your first steps towards getting the meaningful connection that you need and deserve.​

It’s been designed to take you from loneliness awareness to connection action.

Get the workbook in your inbox faster than it takes to make a coffee*

👉 https://www.humansconnecting.org/downloads/connection-resolutions

*a real one, not an instant coffee…

The end of the year can feel like a sigh of relief... or a reckoning.

What did this year cost your people? What went unspoken? What needs to shift?

It's just the perfect time to rebalance and intervene.

Creating Connected Workplaces, through Annecy Behavioral Science Lab and Humans: Connecting, helps you close the year with clarity... and start the next with intention.

Let's reset the tone, together. But the first step is yours.

👉 https://www.humansconnecting.org/creating-connected-workplaces

That second meetup doesn’t feel as fun as the first? You’re experiencing the ‘familiarity dip’.

Understanding this common experience helps you stay committed and grow lasting friendships.

Read more → https://www.humansconnecting.org/post/why-the-second-time-feels-different

Confidence is useful. Persistence is essential.

Keep showing up, even when it feels awkward. That’s how lasting friendships are made.

This week's article on the Humans:Connecting blog explores why persistence matters more than perfection.

Read the article → https://www.humansconnecting.org/post/why-the-second-time-feels-different

Making new friends as an adult feels harder than it should be.

We can wait until we feel confident enough to put ourselves out there before we put ourselves out there.

This week's article on the Humans:Connecting blog explains why the challenge isn’t confidence, it’s persistence.

Learn how to navigate awkward moments, the ‘familiarity dip’, and anxiety so your connection efforts pay off.

👉 Read the latest article here: https://www.humansconnecting.org/post/why-the-second-time-feels-different

This is your next step.

Over the years, we’ve noticed a pattern: once someone recognises their loneliness, the next question is almost always — “What do I do now?”

You’re not looking for more theory. You’re looking for support, guidance, and practical ways to take action.

That’s why we created the Humans:Connecting Store — a space to help you build more meaningful connection today:
✨ Connection Starter Course — create your personalised connection plan
✨ Connection Inspiration Videos — ideas for next steps during life transitions
✨ 1:1 Mentoring with Phil — deeper support, challenge, and guidance

Designed by a global human connection expert, delivered instantly, wherever you are.

Your next step is here 👉 https://www.humansconnecting.org/category/all-products