<p>This episode discusses the truth that friendship is rare, precious, and hard won. &nbsp;This definition is taking from the ancients based on the essay "<a href="https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Death_of_Friendship.html?id=TS8XtWa7tLgC">The Death of Friendship</a> by <a href="https://billderesiewicz.com/">William Deresiewicz</a>."</p>
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 <li><a href="https://www.amazon.com/Many-Friends-Does-Person-Need/dp/0674057163#:~:text=Robin%20Dunbar%2C%20Professor%20of%20Evolutionary,around%20150%20(Dunbar's%20Number).">How Many Friends Does One Person Need?</a> by Robin Dunbar</li>
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The Lost Art of Friendship, Part 10: What are the qualities of character necessary to build friendships?

Russ Ewell invites you to embark with him on his journey to learn about the intricate relationship between Leadership, Emotion, and Spirituality. His goal is to imitate Ralph Waldo Emerson about whom Robert D. Richardson Jr. writes in 'Mind on Fire,' "Emerson’s organized, persistent, purposeful journal keeping is one of the most striking aspects of his early intellectual life."