Angie Woods
Changing Should to Could

A lot of life happens unintentionally. You just go through the motions and you can become unaware of why you are doing what you are doing. You start thinking I should…… a lot. That feels awful, but you don’t really know how to change it. Well, I give you some practical ways to shift your thinking and go from obligation and judgment to hope and opportunity. Check it out!

Changing Should to Could
Angie Woods
Thinking about your Singleness on Purpose

It is so important for you to decide how you want to think about your singleness. If you don’t decide for yourself, it is very easy to let what other people think sway what you think. So, I encourage you to look at your singleness from God’s viewpoint. He is at work in your life. He is working it all out for your good. You might have a hard time believing that. Let’s look at some scripture and see how we can apply it to your circumstances today.

Thinking about your Singleness on Purpose
Angie Woods
5 Tips for when you are alone and feeling lonely

  1. Get good at allowing yourself to feel lonely.

  2. Drop the belief that you shouldn’t have to be alone.

  3. Don’t make being alone mean anything else about you.

  4. Decide who you want to be when you are alone.

  5. You are alone right now, and that this doesn’t mean it will be forever.

Check out the blog for more details.

5 Tips for when you are alone and feeling lonely
Angie Woods
Tips for Reflecting and Celebrating this Holiday

The Holidays can be hard for single women.

It is a time of reflecting and celebrating, and both of those can be challenging for single women.

You might struggle to reflect because you can only see where things in your life haven’t changed.

You might struggle to celebrate because you are continually thinking that it would be so much more fun celebrating with someone.

I want to encourage you to allow for the 50/50 of this Holiday season and share some tips on how to reflect and celebrate even as a single woman.

Tips for Reflecting and Celebrating this Holiday
Angie Woods
You take care of things you love

Often times my clients come to me and as we peel back the layers they realize that they don’t love themselves, or maybe even really like themselves. One of the subtle consequences of that, is that they don’t take good care of themself.

They hope that a husband will come along and do the job of taking care of them, and so until then….

I want to share with you how to stop this cycle and pose some questions for what it would take to really take care of yourself. Hint: It might start with changing the way you think about you!

You take care of things you love

Believing you will get married

Believing you will get married

As a single Christian woman it might be hard to believe that marriage could actually be for you. It might be because people ask you if you are called to singleness, which makes you doubt. Or with each birthday it is harder to believe it will happen. Or every friend is getting married and you don’t even have a potential guy in sight, so it seems impossible. Whatever has gotten you to this point, believing you will get married is hard. You don’t want to waste your time believing something that just isn’t true. So you go into protection mode and stop believing that marriage will happen for you. Check out this post to see what happens when you choose to believe you will get married someday.

What makes you quit?

What makes you quit?

Whenever you embark on a goal or some big dream coming true, your brain doesn’t really like it. Your brain struggles to continue to show up and keep working towards it unless it has evidence that it is working. When it doubts that it is going to work it really just wants you to quit. So, your brain will pull out the stops to try and get you to do just that, and it uses your emotions to get you there. So this blog is all about what emotions get you to quitting and what emotions keeps you in the game.

When friendships are hard

When friendships are hard

Friendships can have rough spots. People’s feelings can get hurt. Things can be done and misinterpreted. Two humans coming together sharing thoughts about each other, can have different ideas about things. So what do you do when it gets hard? How do you want to handle it when someone lets you know that you did something wrong? Well that is what this post is all about. Read this and find out a different way to think about conflict and how thinking differently can create a wildly different result.

4 Tips for Meeting New People

4 Tips for Meeting New People

I encourage single women to get out and meet people. Meet women and men, because as you meet people you open yourself up to being in a place to meet more guys. But in order to meet more guys, you want to get good at meeting new people in general. Often you can feel nervous, awkward, and vulnerable when doing this. I tackle 4 tips for meeting new people in this post. I know following these tips can transform how you show up when you are meeting new people, so check it out!