This is Your Breakup Survival Kit

Episode 13 of the Get Curious podcast, hosted by Kate Helen, titled "This is Your Breakup Survival Kit" was published on November 15, 2023 and runs 29 minutes.

November 15, 2023 ·29m · Get Curious

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Summary

Welcome to this episode of the Get Curious Pod! Join your host, Kate, as she lays out all her heartbreak hacks. This episode is your breakup survival kit. It's not about waiting for your ex to come back. If you're ready to put in the work to move on and consider the relationship done, this episode is for you, and it'll be super useful. Trust me, even if you only pick up a few tips out of the many, it'll make a difference. Let’s get curious together!

Episode Description

Welcome to this episode of the Get Curious Pod! Join your host, Kate, as she lays out all her heartbreak hacks. This episode is your breakup survival kit. It's not about waiting for your ex to come back. If you're ready to put in the work to move on and consider the relationship done, this episode is for you, and it'll be super useful. Trust me, even if you only pick up a few tips out of the many, it'll make a difference. Let’s get curious together!

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