You need to have a single season in your life, and here's why.

We live in a world that tells us, don't be alone, or find someone fast,

or being single means something is wrong with you.

But what if being single isn't a problem that you need to fix?

What if it's a season to build the greatest version of yourself?

What if the reason your relationships keep build the greatest version of yourself?

What if the reason your relationships keep falling apart is because you never gave yourself

time to stand on your own?

You never gave yourself space.

I've been single and I've been in unhealthy relationships.

And now I'm in a deep, consciously committed marriage. And today I'm going to share with you the five things that I wish someone had taught me sooner about

why being single is the best way to attract a better love life.

And reason number one is being single teaches you who you are without distractions. You can't build a healthy we

until you know who you are. And most people don't fall in love. They fall into a distraction,

right? How many times have you been into a relationship because you were afraid of being

single. You didn't want to

face your fears, you felt like you were missing out on something, and the first moment you felt

attraction, you leaned in and you got into a committed relationship. People use relationships

to avoid themselves, their insecurities, their fears, their lack of direction or where they're

headed. And when you're always with someone,

you never sit still long enough to hear your own voice. When I was single, I was forced to ask

hard questions. What do I believe? What is it I truly want? What am I avoiding and what am I

...