Stop Settling For a Life and Love You Don't Deserve feat. Joanne Molinaro

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How to Know When to Quit (And When to Keep Going)

This week, I’m closing the chapter on Brutally Anna by talking about mile 20—of the New York City Marathon, yes, but also of life. I ran that race back in 2017, and the thing about a marathon is you always know how far you have left. In life, you don’t. And this year felt like mi ...  Show more

The Myth of the Soulmate

In today’s episode, I’m talking about why I think the word “soulmate” is kind of bullshit—not because love isn’t real, but because we use that word to trap ourselves in relationships that aren’t actually right for us. I share how I once assigned the title “soulmate” to practicall ...  Show more

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