Today's guest, Karen McMahon, is a divorce expert who helps clients around the world set appropriate boundaries and surrender to what they cannot control. She is here to discuss the power of acceptance and the importance of recognizing codependent behaviors and having healthier engagements in divorce, among many other topics.

Visit Karen at High Conflict Divorce Coaching with Journey Beyond Divorce

We have a treat for you today, as guest Kary Brittingham will share her secrets on all things business and divorce. 

Kary had a degree in marketing and, as a mom for many years, found it hard to get back into the workplace. She decided to DO something for herself while raising children and started her own business. (Is there something that you do as a hobby that could be turned into a business opportunity?) Kary started a jewelry line, as she kept finding either too cheap or too expensive pieces elsewhere. Please tune in to hear more about her relatable story about success, business, and divorce!

Some top tips in this episode:

-Life is short. Don't wait to start a business. 

-Set goals for yourself (while married or divorced).

-Prepare yourself before you go into business.

Please buy something for yourself, or a friend (like I did!) at Kary's site: Kamo Jewelry by Kary Brittingham

And visit her IG: Kary Brittingham (@karybritt)

Our next guest comes from the esteemed number one globally run matchmaking service, Kelleher International. It is important to remember that life is short; we learn from our past and to make sure you know that divorce is only a tiny part of your life. You will find love again, especially if you have the right team around you, like my favored guest Kristine Givas from Kelleher. As Kelleher knows, time is valuable, and finding a genuine connection can be exhausting, especially in today’s dating landscape. Kristine and her team bring over 30 years of experience in upscale professional matchmaking for celebrities, athletes, business visionaries, CEOs, and more.

And let's be honest. Nobody (including myself) who lives in the affluent world wants to settle for less once they are divorced, as they want someone who compliments them while having a comfortable lifestyle. Today's episode discusses all things about dating in the elite sphere. Kristine discusses how it begins with the self-reflection piece and knowing who you are. It is imperative to be able to answer: what does your ideal lifestyle look like in the years to come? And what are your values around money? And what do you expect your future partner to bring to the table? From my personal experience, I know how intimidating and challenging it is to answer these questions without lots of thought! You will learn a lot and find confidence in this discussion.

Professional Matchmaking Services | Kelleher International (kelleher-international.com)

Conscious relationships, dating, and personal growth expert, Roy Biancalana, is a #1 best-selling author and a certified relationship coach. His mission is to work with individuals who desire to attract a lasting, conscious relationship. Roy is here to be brutally honest about his perspective on relationships. (This episode will give you faith that men are doing the work on themselves and can admit their wrongdoings in relationships!) 

The majority of affluent women try to survive their pain post-relationship by getting into a new one quickly. As Roy mentions in today's episode, you may need to find the places in you that you need to change before getting into another relationship.

We will cover numerous topics:

-Roy's provocative stance on Law of Attraction

-What it means when we say it is you, me, and my past

-Trust issues in relationships

-How to find the right one for you 

-Are all of your problems are because of your ex?

-Letting go of the past and freeing yourself up for a future relationship

To purchase Roy's book or take his relationship quiz, click here:

CoachingwithRoy

If you have deeply loved property, deep ancestry ties, solid values and beliefs, and children, this episode with Matina Agio is essential to listen to this episode.

Matina Agio is an inheritance counselor and creator of THE INHERITANCE MUSE METHOD™, a therapy-based approach addressing the emotional aspects and practical challenges of managing one's family heirlooms, collections, property & other inherited possessions. Her clients include collectors, historic homeowners, and family office members worldwide.

Takeaways and questions answered include:

Pre-divorce contemplation of what valuables, heirlooms, and collections are vulnerable and strategies on what to do so they are not lost or devalued.

Please visit her site for more information on legacy planning, inheritance and divorce by clicking this link: MatinaAgio.

SPECIAL GIFT FOR LISTENERS:

Download Checklist and Article - Family Heirlooms & Legacy and Inheritance in Divorce

Maria Natapov is an International Certified Coach, Certified Parent Coach, and a Rapid Resolution Therapy Practitioner. She is a Stepparenting Coach and founder of Synergistic Stepparenting where she helps stepparents transform family chaos into meaningful and harmonious co-parenting.

And if you would like actionable tips and resources for your family to help navigate the waters? Visit Maria at Synergistic Stepparenting or listen to her podcast here.

And here is the link to learn more about her Rapid Resolution Sessions which are available to everyone in the family, not just stepparents: https://synergisticstepparenting.com/rapid-resolution-session/

Can you be happier post-divorce? The answer is yes, according to divorce expert Jen Lawrence. Jen is a Certified Master Life Coach who helps women empty nesters find joy & purpose in midlife. She also operates a private divorce coaching practice that serves women in HNW marriages facing divorce. Mid-life women in divorce will want to listen closely to this episode! Jen will be discussing a multitude of topics that range from archetypes, surrounding yourself in beauty, and how to have meaning post-divorce.

If you want to find your identity, purpose, and style, visit:

The Cardea Club

If you want to learn more about working with Jen:

Designed Divorce

Sabrina Shaheen Cronin is a nationally recognized motivational and public speaker, life and business strategist coach, writer, mentor, successful Businesswoman, "Top Attorney," visionary, and television personality. Today Sabrina will discuss her work and the importance of prenups, spousal support, and many other topics on divorce and marriage. 

Her expertise and legal background have her uniquely qualified to meld her knowledge of human nature, 20 years as a family law specialist, and experience as a prosecutor to create and develop her own specialized, proprietary curriculum in the form of weekly workshops. Sabrina is known as the "Shared Parenting Expert" for her workshops helping families cope with co-parenting dilemmas in today's challenging environment. Sabrina's goal is to get acrimonious parents out of the courtroom and into her workshops, so they can develop the tools necessary to achieve happy and healthy homes for their families.

Sabrina has been featured in Business Insider, Yahoo, Forbes, Real Simple, Law.com, just to name a few. "It is possible to blend peaceful co-parenting with healthy and respectful boundaries in a safe environment for yourself and your children." Sabrina Shaheen Cronin

You can visit her site: https://www.croninlawfirm.com/bio/sabrina-cronin.cfm

Please be warned that this episode is going to get you thinking creatively... And will inspire you to start that business venture, even if in the middle of a divorce!

Our guest on today's episode is Travis Rosbach, who has had plenty of successful business ventures over the years. (Travis is the Founder of Hydro Flask, have you heard of him?!) He shares his wisdom with anyone thinking of starting a business during or post-divorce and believes in 'doing the right thing for the right price for the right reasons and with good intentions.'  I cannot help but wonder if his positive attitude and solid values have led him to succeed in business? Listen in for numerous robust insights, as the amount of business advice packed into this brief episode is astonishing.

For example, can challenges and obstacles be good? His answer is yes; you can enjoy the difficulty! Challenges and obstacles can be good things and help you get things done.

Some questions answered:

-How did you turn $11k into a Billion-Dollar Brand?

-Are degrees not needed for business?

-How does the Tumalo Group help start-ups launch?

Other key takeaways:

-Align your values with your work as an entrepreneur.

-Do people feel better? That is a win-win for businesses and consumers.

-Hard work and persistence can pay off. So can customer feedback.

-There is no one blueprint for starting a business.

-Have the right team around you.

-Enhancing people's lives will propel you forward in business.

-You will face obstacles easier if your intentions are pure.

-Women who don't have business experience can do better than others as they are more likely to try new things!

-Push the boundary.

Another unique and pure-hearted thing is that Travis wants you to reach out directly to him for consulting needs. So here is his website and PERSONAL email address.

Tumalo Group consulting - helps women with all aspects of starting a business.

Email: [email protected]