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Sonia Queralt "How to Open a Second Chapter After a Divorce" on Breathe Into the Unknown with DeDe Hallerman Podcast #101

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How can we step into the unknown while listening to our inner truth?

 My guest on the show today is Sonia Queralt, a former divorce litigator and a divorce survivor who is now dedicated her practice to helping people going through a divorce more holistically. She is also passionate about reframing how divorce professionals work together by encouraging collaboration and teamwork.

“When you want something bad enough, whatever it takes you’ll do it.”- Sonia Queralt

Sonia went through a divorce where she left everything including her career and moved to Miami to start a new life. She closed that chapter and opened a second one after a long and hard journey to heal.

In this episode, you will learn:

  • [3:00] The importance of listening to your inner truth and not just what you're supposed to do.
  • [8:01] How to close a chapter and heal from it.
  • [13:38] Learning to discover yourself before heading into a new chapter.
  • [18:47] How Sonia understands her clients and aligns herself with like-minded professionals. 
  • [21:23] What does a litigator attorney do?
  • [25:23] How to establish a connection with professionals and have a positive connection with a family going through a divorce.
  • [28:56] When is litigation necessary?
  • [31:13] The power of internal reflection and the benefits to heal.
  • [34:35] The importance of being honest within your journey.

    • Relevant Links:

    Website: https://divorceify.com/

    Email: [email protected] 

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