Self-Improvement · The Sabrina Zohar Show
by The Sabrina Zohar Show
The Sabrina Zohar Show is your no-BS guide to dating, relationships, and coming home to yourself. Hosted by @sabrina.zohar, this podcast dives deep into the realities of modern love, anxious attachment, and the personal growth it takes to build meaningful connections- not just with others, but with yourself. Formerly known as “Do The Work” the show is all about cutting through the noise. Whether you’re navigating dating burnout, relationship struggles, or learning how to stop overthinking every text, Sabrina brings raw, unfiltered conversations that challenge your patterns, shift your mindset, and help you reclaim your power. Because the real work isn’t just about finding the right person, it’s also about becoming the version of you that feels whole, secure, and unapologetically authentic. Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and watch on YouTube. A podcast on dating, anxiety, and doing the work to heal with @Sabrina.zohar. Instagram: @thesabrinazoharshow TikTok: @sabrina.zohar Instagram- @thesabrinazoharshow TikTok- @sabrina.zohar
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Sabrina tells it like it is - she talks fast (doesn’t waste your time) and uses blunt language and I love her for it - mint another expert talking down to you - someone who has been in the trenches and done the work - be careful this show is totally addictive 💕
I can’t remember which episode Sabrina says commenters have criticized her speed and expletives, but just like in relationships, what isn’t for one person will be a selling point for others. I LOVE how fast the pace is, and the no nonsense tone and language. It helps keep my ADHD brain engaged. I listen here and on Spotify.
Sabrina keep doing what you’re doing. Your words helped me through the worst breakup of my adult life. I listened to you in the gym, wiping tears and doing another set. Now I still listen to you and I love hearing your words. It feels like a wise big sister giving me life advice. You are amazing! Keep doing what you’re doing, please!!!
I’ve listened to this podcast since 2023 and it shifted my mindset significantly regarding mental health. I enjoyed being introduced to neuroplasticity. Plus Sabrina’s delivery is everything I needed at the time. I understand listeners (and their wants) change throughout the years, but these more recent episodes seem like repetitive subject matter. Sometimes it feels like we’re going backwards since episodes with similar subjects already exist. I’ll always love this podcast since I set it apart from other content out there but it’s been a bit of a bummer lately. Keep your spark Sabrina!
I’ve listened for a long time, and your content has genuinely helped me understand relationships better. But over time, it’s become hard to listen. When you have guests on, they rarely get to finish a thought before the conversation comes back to your own stories—usually about your ex or your dad. It gets repetitive. You also ask for feedback, but when someone leaves constructive criticism, it often gets addressed defensively on the podcast. If you’re asking for honest feedback, it should be okay if it’s not all positive. Lastly, the constant swearing has become distracting. I swear A LOT too, but it feels excessive and takes away from your message. I kept listening because I really wanted to keep enjoying the show, but unfortunately, it’s just not for me anymore.
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