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Miles Winslow

1 bookSelf-HelpFriendship & CommunityRelationships & Social Connection

Miles Winslow is an author, researcher, and community strategist dedicated to helping adults navigate modern relational dynamics and overcome chronic disconnectedness. With a background in behavioral science and group facilitation, Miles has spent over a decade designing workshops, neighborhood initiatives, and practical frameworks that foster resilient local communities. When he is not writing or mentoring community organizers, Miles enjoys hosting long Sunday dinners, discovering neighborhood coffee shops, and cycling through the Pacific Northwest. He lives in Portland, Oregon, surrounded by a lively circle of good friends and neighbors.

Book

The Art of Finding Your People

The Art of Finding Your People

How to Cultivate Meaningful Adult Friendships and Create a Life of Belonging

  • Self-Help
  • Friendship & Community
  • Relationships & Social Connection

You have people in your life, but do you truly have a circle? Somewhere between career shifts, moves, family demands, and the quiet drift of adult life, your social world grew smaller. The superficial advice to just "put yourself out there" feels exhausting, and villainizing every fading connection as "toxic" ignores the reality of how adult lives evolve. In The Art of Finding Your People, Miles Winslow provides an actionable, compassionate roadmap for building the deep, reciprocal relationships you long for. Moving beyond generic advice, this book delivers a proven four-stage framework to evaluate your existing connections without guilt, master the micro-skills of vulnerability and consistent initiation, and turn mere acquaintances into genuine lifelong friends. Packed with turnkey hosting templates, word-for-word scripts, and practical strategies to launch recurring local gatherings—from monthly soup nights to walking clubs—without organizer burnout, this is your ultimate blueprint for lasting belonging. Stop waiting for community to magically appear. Discover the practical art of building the circle you've always wished existed.