Are You Waiting For a Relationship To Make You Happy? (And How To Stop If You Are!) | Ep 116

The Single Spark with Chantelle the Coach (previously The Single Girl's Guide to Life)

For some if us, the idea of a relationship would be the gamechanger.
If I just had a partner, I'd have someone to go as my plus one with me.
If I was in a relationship, I'd be able to go on holiday with someone.
If I had a boyfriend, I wouldn't be lonely.
If I was married, I'd just be happier.
And sure, relationships can bring so much joy, laughter, fun and happiness to the table, as well as the depth and intimacy of a connection that's harder to achieve with friends.
But with the ever-problematic issue of chance coming into play when it comes to fate, it's a dangerous rope to be treading when we bundle our state of cotentment and happiness in something that you could be waiting on indefinitely.
So in today's episode, I'll be exploring this deeper, to make sure you know the real realsons you can't wait around looking for a relationship to make you happy, and how you can bring about your own sense of happiness before a relationship is on the cards.

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life coaching for singles, how to be okay on you're own, overcoming loneliness, how to stop feeling lonely, single women, divorced in your 20s
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