The Single Life: Comfort or Chaos?

THE SINGLE LIFE: COMFORT OR CHAOS?

This isn’t a workbook about “manifesting” a partner or “fixing” your single status. Like everything else here, this is all about your willingness to look at you as it relates to dating and the love you seek. It’s an inner conversation with yourself about the life you’re actually living, right now—and the stories you’ve been telling yourself about why you’re living it.

We can talk about the totality of life, and I've said many times before, we've all been sold a lie: That singleness is a problem to solve, a temporary state to endure, or a sign that something’s wrong with you. That you’re incomplete without a partner. That your worth is tied to your relationship status.

Bullshit. Bull. Shit.

The Single Life: Comfort or Chaos? isn’t here to help you “get ready” for love. It’s here to allow you to evaluate your inner conversations and ask the questions no one else will: Are you single by choice, by circumstance, or by fear? Is your single life a space of freedom—or just another cage you’ve decorated with excuses?

This isn’t for people who want to “work on themselves” so they can finally land a relationship. This is for those who are ready to stop waiting, and hoping, and crossing their fingers, and finally start building a life that’s truly theirs—on their own terms, in their own time, without apology.

What’s Inside:

• Exercises that help expose your truth—about why you’re single, what you’re really afraid of, and the lies you’ve been telling yourself to avoid facing it.
• No fluff, no filler—just direct questions about your patterns, your choices, and the comforts you cling to that keep you stuck.
• A process, not a pep talk—because real change isn’t about “preparing” for someone else. It’s about claiming the life you want now, regardless of your relationship status.

This isn’t easy.

But if you’re here, you already know that. The question is: Are you ready to stop pretending?

For those who are. Everyone else can keep swiping.

Why $197?

Because this isn’t a $10 journal or a $47 “self-love” guide. This is the work about being able rewrite your relationship with yourself—the only relationship that actually determines your happiness.