"Divorce Well & thrive"

Think divorce has to be a disaster? Think again.

I recently had a fascinating conversation with life coach, psychotherapist, author and Capital Squared Financial (CSF) client Liz Goll Lerner.

Liz, who famously threw a divorce party with her soon-to-be ex, shares her unconventional, strategic approach to separation.

We talked about how to navigate the complexities of divorce, especially the emotional money conversations, with resilience and optimism.

As we kept talking, I quickly realized that much of what Liz shares applies to many professional and life situations outside of divorce…

In this video, Liz and I discuss:

• Why you should do your financial homework long before the conversation begins
• The essential strategy for operating without emotional reactivity (i.e. “Don't Take the Bait!”)
• How to envision a positive life after divorce
• What Liz means by the subtitle of her book: "Your Guide to Being Your Best Self Under the Worst Circumstances”

Click on this LINK to watch the recording on our YouTube channel.

Here is what we covered in our conversation:

• Introduction
• What inspired "Divorce Well and Thrive"
• "Your best self under the worst circumstances"
• Money and Divorce
• Navigating Joint Finances and Separation
• Top three do’s and don’ts
• Most common divorce financial mistakes
• Final thoughts

Get your copy of her book, "Divorce Well and Thrive" at www.yourinspiredchoices.com/divorce-well

To hop on a Discovery call with Liz: https://calendly.com/lizglerner/letsmeet

Disclaimer:

This video features an interview with Liz Goll Lerner, a client of Capital Squared Financial, who is sharing her personal experience. She was not compensated for participating in this interview. The views and opinions expressed are her own and may not reflect the experience of other clients. This interview is provided for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute personalized financial, investment, or legal advice. Individual results may vary.

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