34. Singleness Doesn't Suck ft. Carmelia Bibombe

from Light Up Your Life Podcast Hosted by Galey Dutton

In this week’s show, Galey speaks with student and content creator Carmelia Bibombe about the purpose of singleness. The girls dive into loneliness versus being alone, working on yourself while single, and taking time to appreciate rather than rush this season. Singleness is not a punishment and you don’t have to wait to start living. Your life starts NOW! If you enjoy this episode or others, leave a rating, review, or share on your social media. This is how the Light Up Your Life Podcast grows. XOXO Find Carmelia here: Instagram & Youtube: @beingcarmelia

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