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I am a sister. I am a friend. I am an ally. Like you, I am many things.

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The reality of today is that we ALL are many things at once. Since Covid, my daily journey of managing, parenting, working, chauffeuring, cooking, and planning has become even more chaotic. I have even taken on a few new roles, frienxs as teacher, mentor, and activist. In all this chaos, what I have learned is how important it is, now more than ever, to stay connected with those who matter most.

This need to connect, collaborate, and tly organize our lives is why we expanded Microsoft Teams ti work groups. In March, we announced new features in Teams on mobile iOS and Android apps deed to bring you closer to your friends and family.

The new features start to roll out in preview to the Teams mobile app today and will be fully rolled out in the coming weeks. While Teams is great for work, we believe it can help everyone better manage their responsibilities across both work and life. I have our family grocery list in a different place than my to-do list, and in a different place than our family chore list.

With the new features, we hope to extend the power of Teams beyond work scenarios to your personal life. You can get started with these new preview features in two ways.

If you currently use the Teams mobile app at work, simply click into settings, and select Add an. Most people, I thought, make friends without a strategy or game plan.

Those with social anxiety struggle because they are in their head and second guess themselves. I felt ready to hear what Bayard had in store for me and was happy to know that there were only three challenges she wanted me to tackle over the next month to help me make friends. I wrote each challenge yext and devoted at least one week to following through on them.

The first thing Bayard advised me to do was take inventory of people I know and who they know. Who are the people you sometimes see at the same parties and share mutual friends, but never have one-on-one conversations?

Start there.