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Test Performing a Friendship [Audit] to Maximize Support

QUESTION 1: Why are the most valuable relationships often neglected?

Because social time tends to be distributed reactively (by inertia)
Because time is infinite
Because they are less meaningful
Because we only respond to the most valuable relationships

2nd QUESTION: What is the main purpose of a "friendship audit"?

Being cold and calculating with friends
Consciously aligning social time with the relationships that nurture us
Distribute time in a reactive manner
Increase the total number of acquaintances

QUESTION 3: What is the first practical step in the process of a friendship audit?

Sort friends into circles
Decide which relationships to let go of
Make a list of all the people you consider your friends
Add up the total time required

QUESTION 4: What defines the "Occasional Circle" category in the audit?

Friends you want to spend more time with
People with whom the relationship has changed and contact will be minimal
Friends whose current frequency of contact is adequate
Friends with whom you will consciously spend less time, but want to maintain contact

QUESTION 5: What is the last and most important step after completing the audit?

Act accordingly and schedule time with the inner circle
Terminate the exercise and do not change anything
Realize that the ideal time exceeds the actual time
File the list and return to a reactive mode

QUESTION 6: What is the fundamental dilemma we face with our time and relationships?

That less significant relationships consume little time
That our time is finite and we cannot nurture all relationships equally
That social time must always be reactive
That the Inner Circle must be the largest

QUESTION 7: What is the Friendship Audit a necessary step?

To qualify our friends
To strengthen the relationships that drain us
To move from a passive social life to a proactive and fulfilling one
To reduce contact with the Inner Circle

8th QUESTION: Why is it useful to use a calendar or task application after the audit?

To remember why we let go of certain relationships
To reduce time with the Inner Circle
To be more reactive to requests from others
To ensure that intentions (e.g. calling friends) become reality

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