[Uncut] The Cost of Loneliness.

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Today’s episode is a little bonus drop: we’re releasing the unedited, uncut version of the cost of loneliness conversation that we shared a snippet of in Monday’s Curve Weekly, because honestly… it was too good (and too real) to leave on the cutting-room floor. Before we get into it, Soph gives you a quick sneak peek of Episode 1 of IOU (Some Money Education), our brand new money podcast + course launching next week, featuring Lucy Blakiston from Shit You Should Care About. Then we’re straight into the main event with Abi Foster: why loneliness isn’t just a sad-girl side quest but something businesses are quietly paying for in disengagement, burnout, and brain fog; how modern work (hello hybrid life) can make us feel weirdly isolated; and why you can feel lonely even when you’re surrounded by people. They get into the pressure women face around relationships, kids, careers, and the general state of the world, plus some genuinely helpful, very doable antidotes, like nurturing friendships, slowing down, and becoming the kind of person who tells strangers you’re amazing and means it.

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