• Episode 4: From Yoga Teacher to Divorcee then Financial Advisor (S4 Ep. #4)

  • May 23 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
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Episode 4: From Yoga Teacher to Divorcee then Financial Advisor (S4 Ep. #4)

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  • Today on the podcast, Ashley Nicole Green, speaks with Brenda Bridges, a mom who had to make a pivot from being a yoga teacher to a financial advisor after her husband lost his job and she found herself going through a divorce. Brenda talks about how she landed in her new career and how she helps other navigate divorce with a holistic approach that is focused on protecting their assets and remaining center on those things that truly matter. We discuss her book "Oh Sh*t I'm Getting Divorced" during this podcast and highlight some of the tools and explains she explains more in her book. You will finish this episode with a few good laughs behind you, some information about pitfalls you should avoid during a divorce, and less fearful about navigating through your divorce. Please connect with Brenda at: Website: https://bridgingdivorcesolutions.com/my-story/ Purchase the book she discusses during this podcast at: https://www.amazon.com/Oh-Shit-Im-Getting-Divorced-ebook/dp/B0CHQBWJDM If you feel that Ashley can help you on your journey during your family law or divorce case, please reach out to start the process. Click on the link below to schedule your consultation to begin the process with Ashley today! https://10to8.com/book/qwnogw-free/?utm_source=tte_comms&utm_medium=c2_viral
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