1. Tell her what she's doing well and you appreciate her: While she may seem confident, it's nice to know that others see what she's doing and appreciate it. Whether it's inspiring you on your own path, or getting things done for a cause she's passionate about, let her know you notice!
2.Plan a night out: The go-getter is generally the girl organizing your friends for a fun night out, so give her a break and plan a night out for her! Everyone needs to blow off steam, and this could be a fun way for her to relax!
3. Listen: Take some time and listen to her problems. While you might not be ready to pick a place to live, or be worrying about award applications, she is. Let her vent to you, and listen when she seems a little anxious. Don't tell her it will all work out, just let her know she's doing her best and you can see that!
4. Leave a little surprise for her on a big day: If she has an interview, a hard test, a big presentation or an important event, leave her something nice. It could be a candy bar, a little note, or a cup of coffee. Just let her know you're thinking of her!
5. Don't compare: One of the worst things you can do is compare the two of you. While you might feel inadequate compared to her (don't everyone has their own paths), she may have a nagging feeling that she's doing it wrong as well. We all second guess ourselves, so try and support her!
The go-getter girl is just making her way through the world the only way she knows how, just like you are!
Are you a go-getter girl or the friend of one? How do you support your friends?
Love love this! So great!
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Love this! I'm one of those girls and in fact, most of my friends are. I love giving my girlfriends little gifts on a big day. Sometimes even a simple text will do as well!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!
ReplyDeleteI'd say I'm the go-getter and a lot of my close friends are as well.
xoxo, Jenny || Breakfast at Lillys
I am both the go-getter and the friend! Love all these sweet acts!
ReplyDeleteMikayla | A Seersucker State of Mind.
I thnk it's so important to show your friends that you appreciate them and it's also so good to always have someone to talk to and listen to! Love these tips
ReplyDeleteFelice Raina // The Kiss Of Joy xoxo
Definitely one of those people and generally I'm friends with similar people. And I've also totally had friends who did not understand/support me. Thanks for these tips. I love it....we are all figuring things out in our own way.
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My Pop of Color
My really good friend is that type of friend and I use some of these tips with her!
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The Fashionista's Diary
YES! My bestie is this to a T and I try my best to support her always!
ReplyDeleteNicole // Chronicling Home
I'm definitely this person too! Can I forward this to my best friends or is that too obvious? ;)
ReplyDeleteI always want to be the best friend I can be, thanks for sharing the best ways to support a friend like this!
ReplyDeleteI think it was mutual between my friends and I! We are all over achievers. Telling somebody that you appreciate their hard work goes a really long way - and it's the simplest thing! Love these ideas :)
ReplyDeleteAlessandra | blog.pumpup.com
It definitely is important to have friends who support you and your goals :) I think this list is a really great reminder that everybody around us is working hard and that everybody could use a friend who would understand that!
ReplyDeleteJadore l Jadoregrace
Love this post!! Most of my friend group is comprised of over-achievers and it is so easy to fall into the comparison game!
ReplyDeleteCarley @ preppylane.blogspot.com
I love this! It's so important to support your besties in all of their endeavors!
ReplyDeletexo Ashley
This is such a lovely post. I have a friend that is always always busy and she's always got something new and exciting happening so if I get chance I always drop off a few sweet treats at her flat or meet her for a cup of coffee on her lunch break. You just do what you can for your friends!
ReplyDeleteI feel like I'm totally the go-getter friend in my circle group and I would LOVE it if my friends did this for me!! Loved this post!
ReplyDeletexo, Alicia | Alicia Tenise
This is fantastic! I love all of your tips. Especially not comparing each other!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful post! I have always been "that friend," and I agree with all of these tips. I'm so blessed to have friends who constantly encourage me and celebrate with me!
ReplyDeleteXX, SS || A Little Seersucker Sass
Honestly, I am that go-getter friend and all of your tips are SO accurate. My best friends know how to deal with me when I am close to breaking down or feel like I can take on 50 more things when maybe 1 or 2 is fine.
ReplyDeletexx, Southwestern Prepster
Awesome tips! Your go-getter friends need just as much support and love as anyone else...we gotta spread it all around!
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