Singled Out

In singlehood we can sometimes feel a race against a biological clock. But we're not always sure what our options are, or even what options we should be considering. In this episode, Dr. Bat-Sheva Maslow and I discuss fertility preservation. The why's, how's, how much and everything in between. 

*Please make sure to take a look at the amazing resources mentioned in this episode below!

Organizations That Specialize and Help with Fertility

1. Extend Fertility: https://extendfertility.com/?source=paidsearch&creative=449740583678&keyword=extend%20fertility&matchtype=e&network=g&device=c&gclsrc=aw.ds

2. Atime: https://www.atime.org/ (Go to Servies→ Fertility Preservation)

3. Machon Puah: Provides financial help and professional guidance https://www.puahfertility.org/

4. Serono: https://www.emdserono.com/us-en/expertise/fertility.html

https://www.fertilitysavings.com/ Their Compassionate Care Program provides eligible patients savings based on income. Eligible patients may save 25%, 50%, or 75% off the self-pay price for the following meds prescribed for fertility treatments

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This weeks episode gives us what we all really want - a glimpse into the inner workings (or lack thereof) of the male and female minds. This episode covers the Top 5 things guys & girls do wrong on dates, and how we can fix them. 

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If you enjoyed this weeks topic, checkout what Matthew Hussey, one of the world's leading dating advice expert for women, says is the biggest mistake we're making in dating today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_ZwBg1VK8E 

A benefit to being single is that there are more areas of our life we can afford to spend/splurge on ourselves in the moment. The downside, however, is we might not be thinking about ways which our financial habits will impact us in the future. Figuring out the best way to spend, save and invest our money can be overwhelming. In this week's episode, Ronn Yaish, a financial advisor and founder of the personal finance blog BalancedFinancialLife.com, discusses areas it's important to get financial guidance on. He also provides amazing resources as to where and how we can access those tools. Ronn also breaks down financial concepts and gives over helpful tips on how to be mindful with our money.

*All resources mentioned are linked in the show notes below!

Get in touch with Ronn: https://yaishfinancial.com/

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"You just never know"...."Maybe this will be the one"..."I'm one step closer"...any of these lines ringing an annoying bell? Dating can be really exhausting and tiring. And more than that, it's hard to stay positive after many having multiple experiences that didn't work out. But - what if we could focus not on the outcome (or lack of outcome :-p) with those people, and more about what they taught you while you were with them? In this episode, we play a little game called Shoutout To My Ex. Listen in for details on how the game works, and some really meaningful submissions our listeners sent in!

Warning: this episode contains awesome and deep content! In this episode, Ariella Aharon LCSW, gives a firsthand look at the challenges and important life lessons working in oncology has taught her. How its attributed to her unique perspectives on self care, single hood, the importance of letting out sadness, and learning to appreciate our biggest gift of all, our time.

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Warning: this episode contains awesome and deep content! In this episode, Ariella Aharon LCSW, gives a firsthand look at the challenges and important life lessons working in oncology has taught her. How its attributed to her unique perspectives on self care, single hood, the importance of letting out sadness, and learning to appreciate our biggest gift of all, our time. 

Sometimes dating can feel like random people coming in and out of your life. Here one minute for a two hour coffee date, gone the next. It can be really helpful to take the time to reflect every now and again on what those dates have taught us (however good, bad, funny...etc). This weeks episode introduces a fun exercise you can do to help with that, and hear first hand from others what their relationships have taught them.