Category: maximize this season
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Feeling Stuck in the Waiting Room of Life? Read This
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If you haven’t already, check out part 1 here. Read on for part 2. Is this you? Are you waiting to be set free from the “prison” that is your singleness journey? Are you waiting for your name to be called, yet every other woman seems to be “assigned” to…
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Tired of Being Single? What You Need to Remember to Get Through Your Single Season in One Piece
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As my sister handed me my mail, she said, “Well, the jury duty people finally got you.” I couldn’t help but feel annoyed. The thought of losing a day (or more!) for jury duty just didn’t appeal to me (or my bank account!). I had plans. I had appointments. And now, the…
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Travel Now, Not Later: Budget-Friendly Tips for Single Christian Women
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In the last post, I said, “Don’t wait for life to start. Live it now.” In case you’re wondering about the financial logistics, I want you to keep this in mind: You Don’t Have to Be Rich—You Just Have to Be Ready I know what you’re thinking: “But traveling’s expensive!”…
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Bonafide, Proven Reasons to Embrace Travel Before the Husband, Baby, & Minivan
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Ever wish you had a time travel machine? I have. There are so many things I wish I could go back in time and tell my younger self so she could do things differently. That’s why I felt the need to write this post. If there’s one thing I wish…
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You’re Not on Call: Assertiveness Tips for Single Christian Women to Say ‘No’ and Live the Life They Want Now
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In my last post, I talked about how being the “single friend” can often make you feel like the object everybody turns to when they need something. I have personally experienced people treating me like I am on-call to meet all of their needs/demands at a moment’s notice. To be…
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“Single” Doesn’t Mean Their 24/7 Babysitter — The Key to Saying ‘No’ and Living the Life You Want Now
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Have you ever felt like, just because you’re single, some people just see you as someone to help check things off their to-do list? I’ve been there. I’ll never forget the time I overheard my dad on the phone telling someone that he was pretty sure I could help them…