Making friends after 55 is harder than anyone warned you. This is where that changes.
Save My Spot →100% free. No catch. Pajama pants welcome.
When you were younger, friends just happened. Teammates. Sorority sisters. Moms at preschool pickup. People at work. You didn't have to try. Life just put them there.
And then it didn't.
Now you're in a different chapter. A good one. But the built-in community is gone and nobody told you how to find it again. You're not lonely exactly. You just know something is missing. Real friendship. The kind that lasts. The kind that shows up.
In the age of AI, we are more connected than ever and more alone than ever. Real human connection doesn't happen by accident anymore. It takes a decision.
This party is that decision.
Put on a shirt. Keep the pajama pants. Nobody can see below your chest anyway. BYOB. She tried to hand you a drink through the screen. It did not work.
Not a webinar. Not a seminar. Nobody is selling you anything. Just show up and be a human.
What does connection actually look like after 55? What do you wish existed? We are going to talk about it out loud.
Not AI. Not followers. Not Facebook friends you haven't spoken to in a decade. Actual people who get it.
Shirt required. Everything else optional. You already know where you'll be sitting.
She spoke at the United Nations about love. She has been on the ground in Haiti for twenty years. She wrote a book about what happens when one person decides to love on purpose. And she threw this party because she knows what it feels like to look around and realize the community you thought you had quietly disappeared. She is not here to inspire you. She is here to sit with you.
Host of the Finding Better podcast. The guy who has been asking the honest questions about what this chapter of life actually looks like — and what better really means when the old structures fall away.
Founder of the Do the Thing movement. She believes the only thing standing between you and the life you actually want is the decision to go do it. Showing up to this party is exactly that decision.
"In the age of AI, the most revolutionary thing you can do is show up for another human being."— Kim Sorrelle
May 21 · 2:00 PM Eastern · Free · Online · Pajama pants welcome.