"I can't be happy on my own," and other single in midlife myths

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Calling all the single ladies!
If you’re one of the 29% of women who are aged between 50 and 64, or the 49% aged 65 plus who are single, then this one's for you!
In this episode, we explore the journey of being single in midlife, discussing the challenges, growth, and empowerment that can emerge from unexpected transitions.
Sara shares her personal experience of divorce in her early 50s, and opens up about her initial beliefs about what it meant to be single in midlife and how these beliefs held her back. Over time, she shifted her focus towards self-growth and embraced the mantra "everything is figure-outable.”
This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to thrive in midlife transitions and rewrite their own narrative.

Midlife single stats: 29% of women aged 50 to 64 are single, and 49% of women age 65 plus are single. Single is defined as not married, living together or in a committed relationship (source). 

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