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Jul 20, 2020 20 min

Who Do You Think You Are?!?

from Don't Be This Girl! Hosted by Cyndi Galley + Ivette P. Osborne

As people, it can be easy to settle for less than what you deserve or less than who––and what––you're worth. And a single, even more-so. How do you see yourself? Do you know you are of value? Are there habits and cycles in your life you know you need to break when it comes to gravitating towards those toxic relationships? How are you handling life as a single in the middle of this pandemic? Do you know who you are? Join co-hosts, Cyndi Galley & Dyanna Hoage as they tackle some of these questions in the latest episode of The Singles Sessions.

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