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Keeping It a Buck: Christianity, Divorce & Finding Love Again
SUMMARY:
Vanessa Holliday shares her personal journey of love, loss, and redemption in this candid and heartfelt episode. Through her experiences of marriage, divorce, and remarriage, Vanessa offers raw insights into relationship complexities and the power of faith. She reflects on mistakes, highlights the importance of recognizing warning signs, and advocates for authentic communication and acceptance. Vanessa's story serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring listeners to navigate their own relationship journeys with courage and grace, knowing that nothing is wasted in God’s plan.
LIVD TAKEAWAYS:
Vanessa shares her experience with yellow flags and why they are important signs you shouldn’t ignore.
You’ll be inspired to think of grief as part of healing.
You’ll hear her strong belief in attaining input from trusted friends and how being open to feedback changed her mindset.
Gain valuable insight into the nuances around acceptance vs. tolerance.
You’ll be encouraged by her incredible faith and trust in God’s plan and timing.
ABOUT VANESSA:
In Her Own Words: "I'm a Brooklynite...if you know you know. I'm also a soft place for my family and friends to land...life is hard. I'm passionate about my faith walk striving to keep my heart and mind aligned."
ABOUT LIVD STORIES
LivD Stories is a space for Black & Brown women because separation is navigated alone. Even with our village around, the real and hard work that gets us back to happiness is done with self. And so… LivD stories exists so when women like us are navigating this challenging time – which usually happens in the midnight hour, in the bathroom at work, in the middle of 7th Avenue & 27th in NYC in tears (real story!) there is a community of like-minded women to get us through it without judgment.
Open and honest, we aren’t here to tell you want to do – we aren’t experts or coaches (we plan to invite them to share resources and advice of course!) This space is meant to hold community – because truly many just want to feel like they aren’t alone. I’m so thankful that you chose to join our community and cheers to Living!
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By LivdSUMMARY:
Vanessa Holliday shares her personal journey of love, loss, and redemption in this candid and heartfelt episode. Through her experiences of marriage, divorce, and remarriage, Vanessa offers raw insights into relationship complexities and the power of faith. She reflects on mistakes, highlights the importance of recognizing warning signs, and advocates for authentic communication and acceptance. Vanessa's story serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring listeners to navigate their own relationship journeys with courage and grace, knowing that nothing is wasted in God’s plan.
LIVD TAKEAWAYS:
Vanessa shares her experience with yellow flags and why they are important signs you shouldn’t ignore.
You’ll be inspired to think of grief as part of healing.
You’ll hear her strong belief in attaining input from trusted friends and how being open to feedback changed her mindset.
Gain valuable insight into the nuances around acceptance vs. tolerance.
You’ll be encouraged by her incredible faith and trust in God’s plan and timing.
ABOUT VANESSA:
In Her Own Words: "I'm a Brooklynite...if you know you know. I'm also a soft place for my family and friends to land...life is hard. I'm passionate about my faith walk striving to keep my heart and mind aligned."
ABOUT LIVD STORIES
LivD Stories is a space for Black & Brown women because separation is navigated alone. Even with our village around, the real and hard work that gets us back to happiness is done with self. And so… LivD stories exists so when women like us are navigating this challenging time – which usually happens in the midnight hour, in the bathroom at work, in the middle of 7th Avenue & 27th in NYC in tears (real story!) there is a community of like-minded women to get us through it without judgment.
Open and honest, we aren’t here to tell you want to do – we aren’t experts or coaches (we plan to invite them to share resources and advice of course!) This space is meant to hold community – because truly many just want to feel like they aren’t alone. I’m so thankful that you chose to join our community and cheers to Living!