The Power of Proximity, Frequency, and Shared Interests in Friendship—and Why It’s Central to Moonlight Collective
As we continue to create spaces where people can gather and connect through shared passions, reflecting on the deeper psychology behind how friendships form is helpful. You may have noticed that some friendships happen naturally, while others take more time or shared experiences to grow. What makes those connections click? Research points to a few key factors: proximity, frequency of interaction, and shared interests.
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[Guide Spotlight] Samaanta: Indian Cooking and Culture in the Bay Area
Indian Cooking and Culture in the Bay Area with Samaanta with The Moonlight Collective
Why Face-to-Face Still Matters: The Power of In-Person Connection
In our increasingly digital world, it's easy to underestimate the significance of physical presence. While video calls and online interactions have become commonplace, there's something irreplaceable about being together in person.
Kelly’s Inspiration
Moonlight is a platform, a community, a space where stories can simmer and blend together. Here, we'll share stories of navigating new environments through food, wellness, art, culture, and celebrate the art of creating joyful gatherings. It's a space where the wisdom of our families finds a new life, and where the unspoken recipes for connection, both within and beyond our Korean heritage, can be nurtured and shared.