After 40, life changes for many of us. Along with those changes come lots of questions about everything that lies ahead. Nina Lorez Collins joins us for a frank discussion about life after 40 and so many of the things that it entails: The good, the bad, and the ugly! 

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Life After 40 – the Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

If Heather Monahan’s name seems familiar to you, it’s likely that you’ve already been introduced! She’s the best-selling author of Confidence Creator, the founder of Boss in Heels, and creator of the popular podcast Creating Confidence, among many other accomplishments. 

Confidence, Entrepreneurship, And The #MeToo Movement With Heather Monahan

Considering divorce? Wondering whether you should stay or go? Like so many of us, Kate Anthony has been in your shoes, worrying about whether she was giving up too soon, concerned over potentially losing friends and family, and afraid that divorce would damage her children. 

Should I Stay or Should I Go with Kate Anthony

We all have a tendency to see ourselves from a surface perspective, taking family, friendships, and lifestyle into account. But what happens when we strip outside factors away? Who are we, truly, underneath? Who are we when our relationship status changes, when we’re “divorced” instead of “married?” 

Who You Are Below The Surface With Leah Morris

If Bela Gandhi’s name sounds familiar to you, it’s possible you’ve seen or heard her before. A renowned dating relationship expert and frequent guest on the Steve Harvey Show, Match.com relationship insider, and regular contributor to the Today Show and Good Morning America. Bela founded her website, Smart Dating Academy, in 2009. She frequently appears on major networks, treating viewers to helpful insight for navigating the world of dating. 

Peak Dating Season And How To Get The Most Out Of It With Bela Gandhi

What happens when personality disorders and mental health problems go hand in hand with divorce? Prominent New York divorce attorney and certified divorce financial analyst Lisa Zeiderman is here to help you navigate the complications that can occur when divorce and personality disorders collide. 

Divorce and Personality Disorders by Lisa Zeiderman

Have you ever heard the saying “Health is wealth?” Of all the investments we make, those that provide a positive impact on health are among the most important. Award-winning author and positive aging expert Barbara Hannah Grufferman joins us this week with actionable advice on staying healthy as we age. 

Staying Healthy as You Age with Barbara Hannah Grufferman

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Designing A Life With Lisa Lewtan

Moms give their all, spending an incredible amount of time and effort on becoming the best possible parent to their little ones. All too often though, we moms tend to lose ourselves in the process. Our commitment to our children often overshadows our own dreams. 

“It’s More Than Just Laundry and Lunches”: Empowering Moms with Shannon McGorry

Katey Johnson is living proof that taking risks, embracing possibilities, and stepping into the unknown can make life better than we’ve ever imagined. When divorce changed her life forever (and for the better), Katey learned the value of placing one foot in front of the other, forging ahead, and creating a life that’s as rewarding as it is enjoyable. 

Goodbye Ring, Hello Future

Many of us view divorce as an ending, and in many ways, it is. When we end our relationships, we close one chapter of our lives and open another. What does the next chapter hold? The answer is up to us: How we reinvent ourselves determines the paths our lives will take going forward. 

Reinventing Yourself

“Let it go.” It’s a piece of advice many of us have heard often, and one that’s well worth heeding – especially when we find ourselves languishing in dead-end relationships or struggling with the loneliness of singlehood when we’d rather find someone to share our hearts and our lives. 

Letting Go with Jill Sherer Murray

What if someone could share life lessons for a successful marriage, based on their own discoveries after going through divorce and helping countless others with relationship issues in the real world? There’s no need to wonder: Jennifer Hurvitz is a relationship coach who knows what it takes to weather life’s storms and enjoy healthy, lasting marriages. Best-selling author of Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda – A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married, Jennifer offers a no-nonsense approach to the realities of divorce, plus an insightful view toward what the “greener grass” on the other side of the fence really looks like. 

Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda – A Divorce Coach’s Guide to Staying Married with Jennifer Hurvitz

At age 58, Jodi Harrison Bauer is living proof of the truth behind this popular quote. On a mission to empower women and fight against ageism, Jodi is an ageless warrior committed to changing the narrative around age, outer appearance, and the general way that we put people into boxes.

It's Never Too Late To Live Out Your Dreams! With Jodi Harrison Bauer

Trauma is defined as a deeply distressing or disturbing experience which, we would all agree, that divorce, no matter what the circumstances, falls under this definition. Oftentimes the trauma piece of it can be overlooked, though, and never really dealt with at all. Our guest today Whitney Boole is a therapist specializing in trauma who believes that a major part of healing from divorce includes a focus on navigating the crisis and healing the trauma that divorce creates. When this trauma is dealt with, the pain felt fuels growth and empowerment.

Divorce First Aid With Whitney Boole

Divorce may be the end of one chapter, but it’s also an opportunity for a bright future. You are the author of the story of your life, get some inspiration from “Divorce & Other Things You Can Handle” the weekly divorce podcast that will keep you thriving as you embrace your fresh start! Hosted by Jennifer Butler for Worthy.com

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