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You’re Not Alone—And You Don’t Have to Do This Alone
Hey Jane,
If we were sitting across from each other right now, sharing a cup of coffee, I’d want to remind you of something important: you are stronger than you think.
Divorce can feel like a breaking point, but for so many of us, it also becomes a turning point. It’s the moment we start putting ourselves first, reconnecting with who we are, and rebuilding a life that actually feels good.
That doesn’t mean it’s easy. Some days are exhausting. Some nights are lonely. And sometimes, the path forward feels unclear. But here’s what I know for sure: you don’t have to figure it all out alone.
The picture below represents so much more than just a happy moment. It’s a snapshot of the life I built—one I wasn’t sure was even possible in those early days. When my marriage ended, I was overwhelmed, financially unprepared, and completely uncertain about what the future held for me and my kids. In tonight’s email, I’m sharing more about that part of my story—the parts that were too much, too hard, and left me wondering how I was going to make it through.
If any of this resonates, I hope you take a moment to read. Because no matter where you are in your journey, I want you to know that you’re not alone in this.
xo Carolyn & Mimi |
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✏️ Blog: Title: 5 Signs You’re Ready to Date After Divorce |
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You are not alone. If this week’s statistics prove anything, it’s that women don’t just survive divorce—they thrive. More happiness, stronger friendships, financial independence, and better health are all part of the story for so many women who have walked this path.
And if you’re starting to think about dating again, those numbers are proof that you get to move forward on your terms. The real question isn’t just if you’re ready—it’s how you want to step into this next chapter with confidence.
That’s why we put together a few tools to help you navigate dating (or whatever comes next) without the stress, second-guessing, or late-night ‘what am I doing?’ spirals.
Dealbreakers Before Dating: Know what works for you—and what absolutely doesn’t. This workbook helps you get clear on your boundaries and values so you can date with confidence and avoid wasting time on the wrong matches.
First Date Conversation Guide: No more awkward silences or rambling about the weather. This guide is packed with questions and tips to keep the conversation flowing and help you truly get to know someone on a first date.
Rebuilding Relationships After Divorce: Ready to break old patterns and build healthier connections? This resource is all about creating fulfilling relationships, whether you're dating, reconnecting with friends, or redefining family dynamics post-divorce.
Who Am I Now? The Essential Journal Kit for Divorced Women: Rediscover the most important person in your life—yourself. This journal kit is your go-to for reconnecting with your authentic self, dreaming big, and designing the next chapter of your life. |
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💡 A Thought Before You Go
Divorce is a reset button, not a failure. Whether you’re learning how to be on your own again, finding your confidence, or figuring out how to take your next steps—know that every small step forward counts.
If you need real, tangible support, we have resources that can help.
Shop the Ready For More store here! |
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💡 A Thought Before You Go
Divorce is a reset button, not a failure. Whether you’re learning how to be on your own again, finding your confidence, or figuring out how to take your next steps—know that every small step forward counts.
If you need real, tangible support, we have resources that can help.
Shop the Ready For More store here! |
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