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EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 16 MIN

138. Want to Get Married? Decide to Date

from The Single LDS Woman | Loneliness, Dating, Self-Confidence, Happiness · host Sharon Lamar | LDS Life Coach, AACC Mental Health Coach

Do you want to get married… or have you just been hoping marriage will somehow happen? Because there’s a difference between wanting something… and actually deciding to pursue it. And many women don’t realize this—but staying busy… staying comfortable… and staying in your routine can feel productive… while still keeping you stuck in the exact same place. Not because something is wrong with you. But because you haven’t made one very specific decision yet. By the end of this episode, you'll understand why deciding to date is the first real step toward creating the marriage you want. WHAT’S NEXT? 👇 💗 Get my help now… Grab your copy of Nothing Is Wrong With You: How to Stop Putting Your Happiness On Hold and Start Feeling Happier In Your Life As It Is 🔗 sharonlamarcoaching.com/freehelp

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