I’m honored to welcome back Dr. Stephen Paul Edwards for his second appearance on The Rewrite. Dr. Stephen Paul Edwards is an author and speaker who explores the deeper patterns behind relationships, desire, and personal transformation. His work focuses on helping individuals understand the unconscious behaviors that shape their lives—and how to consciously change them.
When Stephen first joined me, we talked about the hidden patterns that shape our relationships, the stories we tell ourselves, and the moments when we have to be brave enough to face the truth. On this episode, we continue that conversation as he shares his newest book, The Venus Fly Trap: Enough is Never Enough — a powerful exploration of self-awareness, accountability, and the choices we make when we’re ready to stop repeating the same chapters. This episode is about looking inward, understanding ourselves more deeply, and recognizing that real change begins when we’re willing to take responsibility for our own story. Because rewriting your life doesn’t mean erasing your past… it means choosing what comes next. Listen to this meaningful conversation on The Rewrite.

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What if your biggest rewrite isn’t about divorce—but about finding your way back to yourself? On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Michelle Robertson, an ICF-certified life coach and breathwork facilitator, for a conversation that will resonate with so many women. Michelle shares how years of caring for everyone else can slowly lead us to lose sight of who we are. We talk about the quiet ways women put themselves last, how to reconnect with the voice that’s been waiting to be heard, and why it’s never too late to choose yourself. In this episode, we discuss:
-The subtle ways women disappear from their own lives
-Why self-care isn’t selfish
-Letting go of guilt and “deferred living”
-How breathwork can help you reconnect with yourself
-Finding purpose in life’s next chapter—including the empty nest

Whether you’re rebuilding after divorce or simply wondering, “Who am I now?” this conversation is a beautiful reminder that your story is still being written.

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On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Allison Brenner, founder and CEO of InnerVue, for a powerful conversation about self-awareness, relationships, and the courage to ask one life-changing question: “What’s it like to be on the other side of me?” We dive into the blind spots we all have, how our past shapes our relationships, why accountability matters more than blame, and how greater self-awareness can help us heal after divorce, date with intention, and create stronger connections moving forward. If you’re ready to rewrite your next chapter with more clarity, curiosity, and confidence, you won’t want to miss this episode.

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What if divorce isn’t the end of your family story… but the beginning of a new one? On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Marisa Belger, a certified professional divorce and co-parenting coach who helps mothers get built by divorce instead of broken by it. Marisa shares her deeply personal journey of going from believing divorce meant she was “broken” to creating something she never imagined — a blended family of six built on communication, respect, and a shared love for their children.
We talk about:
- Letting go of the idea that divorce is failure
- Rebuilding self-trust after losing yourself
- Moving from co-parenting logistics to real relationships
- Creating a healthy family dynamic after divorce
- What a functional blended family of six actually looks like 

Divorce may rewrite your story… but it doesn’t have to define the ending. 

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Divorce is emotional—but it’s also one of the biggest financial transitions you’ll ever face. I’m joined by returning guest and podcast sponsor Phil Weiss, founder of Apprise Wealth Management, CFA, CPA, and Registered Life Planner (RLP®). Phil is passionate about helping women start fresh financially and guiding individuals and families through life’s biggest financial transitions with clarity and confidence.
In this episode, we discuss the financial moves that matter most before, during, and after divorce, including:
- The biggest financial mistakes people make during divorce
- Whether keeping the family home is the right financial choice
- The financial documents you should gather first
- How to rebuild financial confidence after divorce
- The money mindset you need to rewrite for your next chapter

If you’re navigating divorce or creating a new financial future, this conversation is full of practical advice and encouragement. 

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Jen Rulon is a TEDx speaker, endurance athlete, midlife transformation coach, and author of the upcoming memoir Where the Morphos Dance: One Woman’s Journey Through Divorce, Sobriety, and Self-Return. From multiple Ironman finishes to a successful career and marriage, Jen had built a life many people admired. But beneath the surface, she was slowly losing herself.After getting sober in 2019, Jen began listening to the voice she had ignored for years. Within two years, she left her marriage, boarded a one-way flight to Costa Rica at age 51, and started over.

In this powerful conversation, we talk about:
- The signs you’re disappearing inside your own life
- Why so many women become experts at pretending they’re “fine”
- Sobriety, self-discovery, and telling yourself the truth
- Finding the courage to leave what no longer fits
- Rebuilding identity after divorce
 - Jen Rulon’s coaching philosophy which is built around the 4 M’s

Jen’s story is a beautiful reminder that it’s never too late to choose yourself and begin again.

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Not all rewrites come from choice—some come from life changing everything.On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by David Fein, a former energy policy leader with over 30 years in law, regulation, and public policy—who now works as a divorce mediator helping families navigate one of the most emotional transitions of their lives.We talk about his own divorce in 2020, what it taught him about conflict and communication, and how he transitioned from shaping large-scale energy systems to helping individuals move through deeply personal ones.
We also explore:
 - How his own divorce reshaped the way he thinks about conflict, communication and resolution
 - Why divorce doesn’t have to be destructive
 - How to keep the process child-centered
 - And what it means to choose a more collaborative path forward and what he learned through his own personal turning point and his now Rewrite
A MUST listen interview...
A grounded conversation about perspective, power, and finding a better way through change.

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Elicia Woodford is the founder of Core Emotional Healing®, author of Free To Be Me, and host of the Resource Vibe podcast. Elicia shares her extraordinary journey through divorce, grief, miscarriage, identity shifts, and the courage it took to walk away from relationships and dreams that no longer aligned with who she truly was. From Atlanta to Thailand, Costa Rica, and now the South of France, her story is a powerful reminder that healing isn't about becoming someone new—it's about returning to yourself.

We talk about:
- Leaving an abusive marriage and choosing yourself
- Grieving lost dreams, identities, and expectations
- Rebuilding self-trust after trauma
- Listening to your intuition and your body
- Gentle healing during life's hardest transitions
- The inspiration behind her book, Free To Be Me

If you're navigating divorce, heartbreak, loss, or a major life transition, this conversation will remind you that your next chapter is waiting.

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On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Amy Slate — Realtor®, Founder of The Breakup Broker, and someone who turned one of the most overwhelming parts of divorce into a mission to help others.
After being unexpectedly faced with her own divorce and major decisions surrounding multiple properties, Amy realized just how unsupported people feel when asking one huge question: “What do I do with the house?” Now, through The Breakup Broker, Amy helps people navigate divorce, separation, and major life transitions with strategy, compassion, and real-world guidance — so they can make empowered decisions for their next chapter. This conversation is honest, practical, emotional, and incredibly helpful for anyone navigating change. 

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This week I’m joined by Dr. Margaret Cochran—transpersonal psychologist, clinical social worker, and expert in helping high-achieving women recognize toxic patterns and reclaim their power.
We talk about boundaries, burnout, and what it really means when your stress isn’t the problem… but the environment you’re in is.
If you’ve ever questioned whether it’s you—or the system—you need this conversation.
We talk about:
- Margarets Whole Brain Approach
-Recognizing toxic patterns
-At what point does someone realize "This isn't just stress..."
-Signs someone is in a toxic workplace or relationship

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