Relational Infrastructure

Building foundations for genuine connection

Social Products

A working map of products, resources, and formats that help people find each other, understand each other, and build stronger social habits.

Tier 2 - Individual Social Management

Tools that help people discover, plan, and maintain healthier social rhythms.

Tier 3 - Social Schema & Instructions

Resources that explain how relationships form, how social systems behave, and what to practice.

Guides

  • The Field Guide - Our own guide to the principles behind why connection works and the everyday practices that put them to use.

Videos

  • YouTube Playlist - A general collection of videos I come across related to relational infrastructure.
  • Pauly Walnuts - Content about building meaningful connections and social skills.
  • Man of the Year Podcast - Conversations about friendship, masculinity, and maintaining adult relationships.
  • HealthyGamerGG - Mental health education with practical frameworks for communication and self-awareness.
  • Mel Robbins - Practical episodes on adult friendship, loneliness, and the habits that keep relationships alive.

Programs & Communities

  • Not Just a Hobby - A growing resource offering realistic, approachable introductions to hobbies from real hobbyists.
  • Let Grow - Guidance and programs that help kids build independence and community trust.
  • Anxious Generation - Research and recommendations about childhood, phones, play, and social development.
  • Imgur Community Resources - Community guidelines and resources for building healthier online spaces.
  • Marmalade Trust - An award-winning charity dedicated to raising awareness of loneliness and empowering people to make connections.
  • Friendship Recession - An in-depth, growing site by Nick Gray sharing research, stories, and advice on the modern friendship crisis.
  • Jim Rohn - An archive of articles, talks, and courses on personal responsibility, discipline, and influence that shape how people show up for others.

Online Articles

Books

Music

Learn more about Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 social products from our Three Tiers of Social Products blog post.