Episode Details

Have you ever played the board game Life?

If you have, you know that in that game you have a car, and as a player in the game, you are the driver of your car.

You drive your car down the path of life, experiencing different events along the way: getting a job, getting married, having babies and eventually retiring.

During the game, there are unexpected deviations.

There are ups - like winning the lottery; and there are downs - like getting sued for a car accident.

All of these ups and downs are the things that make the game interesting and worth playing.

These ups and downs test us and help us grow into the next best version of ourselves.

The game of Life carries us through a sequence of physical and mental experiences.

In your real life, these ups and downs are the very events that make life rich and valuable.

Divorce is a deviation from the path, but it isn't the end of the road.

This episode helps you steer your own car on the road of life.

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About Julie:

After 23 years of marriage and a betrayal she never saw coming, Julie  found herself starting over from scratch. No roadmap. No guarantee it would be okay. Just the decision that her life was worth rebuilding.

Julie is now a Certified Life Coach, a Health and Wellness Coach, and founder of the FIERCE Sisterhood — a transformative community for divorced women ready to rebuild their lives from the inside out. She hosts the Better Because of Divorce podcast because she believes divorced women deserve more than surface-level positivity. They deserve real, lasting transformation.

She knows what it costs to start over. And she knows what's possible on the other side.

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