A podcast on dating, anxiety and doing the work to heal with @Sabrina.zohar (https://www.instagram.com/sabrina.zohar) . Instagram- @do.the.work.podcast (https://www.instagram.com/do.the.work.podcast) Tik tok- @sabrina.zohar (https://www.tiktok.com/@sabrina.zohar)
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationRelationshipsSociety & CultureSelf-Improvement |
How do you know you are ready for a relationship? Sabrina explores that difficult question because so much gets lost in the weeds for people. Being ready means accepting rejection in dating, but that's ok because you aren't for everyone. Once you del... more
Sabrina explores the ins and outs of the healing journey with Masha, which revolves more
Sabrina sits down with Mark Groves and his partner, Kylie McBeath, for a conversation on their dating journey, which leads them from breaking up to finding each other again years later. more
Sabrina and the tech guy sit down for a meaningful chat and Q&A session about their dating journey and experiences. We gain perspective on the dos and don'ts, responsibilities (e.g., who should pay for the date), the honeymoon phase, and boundaries. ... more
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Great stuff otherwise, but it feels disrespectful to the listener to suddenly break the flow of conversation with no prior warning, such as a bell or something. Ironic, given the subject at hand - healthy communication, boundaries, consent…
Sabrina, you are a rockstar with a STUNNING personality!! Thanks a bunch for sharing the wisdom in loud and crystal clear words, your podcasts literally hit every single part of my brain whenever I go down the self-doubt spiral and I pull myself together.
This podcast has good questions inviting us to ask questions about ourselves and how we experience ourselves and others. However, I think she seems to only talk to people who live in a super big cities and that don’t really ever struggle to even meet people to date. There has been one comment about how dating is different in other areas of the country and for other people, but I think she could bring in more people to address things like dating in area other than cities like NYC, LA, and San Fra... more
I absolutely love Sabrina and what she brings to her podcast. Truly worth it to listen. I appreciate you Sabrina and thank you for being you,♥️.
Super interesting and helpful show, thank you Sabrina! I love your energy!
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Apple Podcasts | #205 | United States/Top Podcasts |
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Spotify | #104 | Canada/Top Podcasts |
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