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Being single isn’t a waiting room and it’s definitely not a personal failure. This week, we’re diving into the archive and revisiting our episode with Shani Silver, writer, content creator, and author of A Single Revolution, to unpack the harmful narratives that keep single women stuck in shame, comparison, and “search mode.” Shani’s work challenges the idea that romantic partnership is the ultimate goal and offers a powerful reframe: your life is already worth celebrating right now.
We talk about how to stop centering dating apps, how to reclaim your time and joy, and why being single is not the problem... shame is.
We cover:
Connect with Shani:
On her website
Get her book "A Single Revolution"
On Instagram
Join our Patreon and access exclusive content, downloadables, extended episodes and more HERE!
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Being single isn’t a waiting room and it’s definitely not a personal failure. This week, we’re diving into the archive and revisiting our episode with Shani Silver, writer, content creator, and author of A Single Revolution, to unpack the harmful narratives that keep single women stuck in shame, comparison, and “search mode.” Shani’s work challenges the idea that romantic partnership is the ultimate goal and offers a powerful reframe: your life is already worth celebrating right now.
We talk about how to stop centering dating apps, how to reclaim your time and joy, and why being single is not the problem... shame is.
We cover:
Connect with Shani:
On her website
Get her book "A Single Revolution"
On Instagram
Join our Patreon and access exclusive content, downloadables, extended episodes and more HERE!
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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