The Upside to Being Single Free Audiobook Download by Emma Hart

Being single can be lonely, but it's also not as bad as you think. You get to spend all of your time doing whatever makes you happy, and what better company can you ask for than yourself? No one could or would ever replace you, so you should just enjoy the ride.

Something has happened in the last few years. Trendy lifestyles and social media are making this point more obvious, but it's also been a long time coming. For decades single has meant lonely, or worse still, unsuccessful. However, society is beginning to see a change with celebrities like Serena Williams and Issa Rae embracing single life as an option. But we're still looking for tips on how this lifestyle could work for us at home.

Emma Hart's new book The Upside to Being Single is a refreshingly honest look at the ups and downs of being single. Hart writes from the perspective of an author, blogger and single woman who has tried a number of ways to find her ideal mate, but all have failed. One day she realized that living happily ever after was not for her - or for anyone else for that matter - and it was time to start living exactly how she wanted.

The Upside to Being Single by Emma Hart is about a woman, Rita, who has been single for seven years. She is a newly divorced woman trying to find herself and figure out what she really wants.

Sometimes the person you love drives you crazy, but that doesn't mean you should give up on them. Sometimes the best thing you can do is walk away and move on.

There are a lot of upsides to being single. Obviously, the best one is that you don't have to hear "are you seeing anyone" from your mom or friends every time you get dressed. But there are other benefits as well. You can have more fun chasing your dreams without feeling like you have to pick a partner and settle down because that's what everyone else does. You can spend all your money on trips and hobbies instead of bills and groceries and not feel like you're being selfish for living life on your own terms.