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Vacations are important, so important in fact that your company even pays you to take a vacation. Most of us though have gotten into the habit of maybe taking a couple of days off here and there. Some of us even take weeks off for a “stay”-cation and just stay home to run errands.

When you do that, you are giving up a great adventure, keeping your mind stressed, and not giving your body a chance to truly rejuvenate itself.

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There is a vast difference between going on vacation and traveling. Going on a vacation just means that you take some time out, find something relaxing to do or visit, and call it good when you return back to life. It’s a mental break for you to recharge.

When you travel, you visit places that are outside of your comfort zone, they help you grow, and most importantly, they redefine you and what is important to you.

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If I asked you how many friends you had, would you just give me the number of friends you have on Facebook? You wouldn’t be alone.

As social media becomes an interracial part of our life, the lines between digital friendships and in person friendships gets blurrier by the day. We feel that “status updates” and “snap chat photos” and enough to feel like we are caught up with people and their lives. Even though it has been years since we last saw them, let alone speak to them, we still feel connected.

A great example of this is the steady decline in High School Reunions. Before the time of MySpace, a 10-Year Reunion was very special. These were some of the key friendships that helped shape us into who we are today. Out of a graduating class of 200 or so, you probably only kept in touch with a handful over the past 10 years. A 10-Year Reunion was an amazing opportunity to connect with people, find out how they have been, and relive old memories and stupid decisions.

Now a 10-year reunion isn’t really that big of a deal. Social Media has made it so we can keep in touch with those that we want, and have a general understanding of how others have been doing.

The power of friendships is diminishing as the word “friendship” is being redefined for the first time in history. Now you can be friends with people you have never met or ever talked to. Take a look at your friends list, when was the last time that you really connected with even 10% of the people on your list? How many have you added that you forgot you even added?

In this powerful episode, Kyle Reed, Rohit Rohila, and Sam Tea explore what friendship means, how we used to define it, and how Facebook has impacted our definition.

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Our bank account is an average of the 10 people that we are closest to in life. If you like it, great, you are in the right spot. But if you are living pay-check to pay-check, which 97% of us are, then it’s time for an open, honest, and objective reevaluation of those closest to you.

Your Circle of Influence is made of those people who you allow to influence you. In this powerful episode we help guide you in knowing how to find new people, work with mentors, and distance yourself from people without it effecting your relationship.

Also for the first time in the GYST studio is our friend Kamal Kalra, who shares his experiences with this topic.

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