Are you currently going through a divorce? Do you know anyone going through a divorce that may benefit from it being a "Good" divorce?
In 2022 44.1 percent of marriages end in divorce. This episode is not promoting divorce but it was made to empower those in the process.
Empowerment takes many forms, but for Sarah Armstrong, "good divorce proponent," v-p of global marketing operations at Google and author of 'The Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce,' learning to use your "compartmentalization muscle" will take you far in getting what you want, keeping a positive mindset and making sure your children take priority. For self-care, the compartmentalization muscle is essential.
As vice-president of global marketing operations at Google, Sarah is a widely recognized for her marketing acumen, and she is a committed mentor as well. On the board of the Jack & Jill Late Stage Cancer Foundation, she recently moved from Atlanta to San Francisco for work.
How does she do it?
Sarah says women in particular—and it’s a lesson we can all take to heart when we’re trying to balance life, work and life transitions—need to exercise the “compartmentalization muscle.”
In fact it was a therapist-friend of Sarah’s who told her she had one of the most ironclad abilities to exercise this most important muscle.
For dealing with divorce and raising children, it’s an especially effective technique, Sarah says, to keep the environment healthy and mindsets positive.
Sarah shares practical tips and advice on how to utilize and develop your “compartmentalization muscle,” all for the good for you and your children.
Website: https://www.momsguidetogooddivorce.com/
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linkedin.com/in/sarah-madden-armstrong-5432887
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