How to Be Your Own Best Friend

Master the Art of Living Solo

By Lauren Mackler

Many people spend years waiting for a soul mate to make them feel complete. Others settle for unfulfilling relationships out of fear of being alone. I believe we should fulfill our potential in life, with or without partners. Instead of expecting someone else to complete you, mastering the art of aloneness gives you mastery of your own life.

When you strengthen your relationship to yourself, you can develop greater self-esteem, personal fulfillment, and financial security. Here are eleven steps you can take to help develop the self-awareness and life skills needed to live a full, happy, successful, and financially secure life—whether you’re living it alone or with someone else.

Read the first tip on being your own best friend.

Life, career, and relationship coach Lauren Mackler is the author of the international bestseller, Solemate: Master the Art of Aloneness and Transform Your Life and host of the weekly Life Keys radio show on www.hayhouseradio.com. Visit Lauren’s website at www.laurenmackler.com.

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