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By the end of Now What?, you’ll understand what you need in your new relationships, how to seek habits that help you, how to create a new tribe of supportive friends, and how to love yourself more completely.

After a broken relationship, we feel betrayed, frustrated, stuck, broken, and in the world of emotional roller coaster of pain. This book will help you weather the storm and navigate the treacherous water of brokenness to bring peace, and allow you to move on. You are the captain of your ship, and Mending the Broken will give you the nautical tools to steer your ship to its desired destine.

Affirmations are the key to starting your healing journey, and they have the power to bring gratitude and joy back to your life. Filling your mind with love and positivity every day is how you overcome the negativity and sadness and get your life back. You can use the 200+ affirmations in this book to feel gratitude, change your pattern of thinking, and ultimately change your life.

Are you in the process of overcoming a divorce? Do you want to heal deeply and feel at peace as you adjust to the next phase in order to make the rest of your life, the best of your life? Thanks to the power of repetition and suggestion, you can rewire your subconscious mind with life-altering new beliefs to focus on all of the greatness that is present and all that is still to come.

In this follow-up to his first relationship guide, Smart Love, Vincent Fudge II takes a personal approach to offering advice for men about divorce. In Stupid Divorce, the narrator explores the reasons for his divorce, laying bare his emotions while providing a helpful and insightful approach to separation. Fudge’s narrative suggests that divorce is STUPID - selfish, time-consuming, unnerving, painful, inconsiderate, and debt-inducing.

Positive Affirmations for Divorce has been penned as a solution for people who are experiencing troubles in difficult divorce situations, or who are unable to move on from their last relationship. These affirmations serve the purpose of being a source of salvation and to help people realize that it’s just a bad day, not a bad life and better things are about to enter your life, since this is not how it ends and there’s a lot of happiness and positivity that awaits you.

Discover how to turn your divorce to your advantage and emerge a stronger, happier, and more confident person. Approximately half of all marriages end in divorce, so no matter how alone you’re feeling right now, you can be sure that you’re not the only one. In Life After the Big D, you’ll be gently guided through the process of divorce by someone who’s been there before.

When most of us say “I do”, we expect it to be forever. After all, it’s quite likely that we might not have walked down the aisle in the first place had we believed otherwise. Certainly, in some cases, marriage truly does last forever. Of course, the truth of the matter is that this never happens without a great deal of work and effort on behalf of both parties to a marriage.

After experiencing the pain and agony of divorce, ordained minister Freda R. Wilson now helps others to build their futures that are better, both inside and out. With her more than 20 years of experience working with individuals and couples, she helps those suffering from divorce recover from what may seem like the darkest period of their life.

Have you ever stumbled or fumbled to find the right words to repair or enhance any desired connection with another? Whether it be a lover, spouse, partner, someone you have a crush on, or a family member, friend, former spouse or partner, a long-lost or estranged relationship, or if you just want to attract more love into your life, this book Relationshift can truly help.

Pensi di separarti ma... ti manca il coraggio per affrontare chiarimenti, conflitti e spiegazioni; vorresti evitare ostilità, recriminazioni, rimpianti, rimorsi e nostalgia; hai paura di ferire il tuo partner; non trovi le parole giuste per dirlo ai bambini; hai bisogno di organizzarti e non sai da che parte cominciare. Questo audiolibro, semplice e veloce, svela i segreti di una separazione amorevole accompagnandoti sulla via del volersi bene nel momento in cui è necessario imboccare percorsi differenti.

Obviously, destiny has brought you to this book, therefore, it is my job to help you get over the situations which have caused you so much pain, heartache, despair, and depression. On the other hand, you may be in a relationship, and need to know whether it is worth moving forward. If you do not have a single person in the world to talk to, then this is the perfect book to find solutions to put your life back together.

Baby Out of Wedlock is the first and only guidebook written specifically to help the millions of unmarried parents who find themselves involved with an unexpected pregnancy. This award-winning book answers all the basic questions regarding paternity tests, co-parenting relationships, child custody laws, visitation rights, support payments, and much more. The result is a better relationship with your co-parent and lower attorney fees.

It is so easy to punish our current self for things that happened in the past. But in doing so, we ruin our chances of future happiness. It's what Oprah Winfrey likes to say, "There is nothing cute about baggage. Deal with your issues before pursuing a new relationship." Studies have shown 59.2 percent of all people who divorce experience some symptoms of depression. All too often, people mentally beat themselves up for past mistakes or for being a victim of a partner's toxic behavior.

In poetic prose, Forrester navigates leaving a life in one state and picking up in another and repeating the process through various and vast personal, social, and political landscapes. It's a personal story, and it's an investigation of change and how we tend to hide away the most valuable parts of ourselves, especially, paradoxically, the parts that help us survive change, the parts that make us Soft-Hearted, and we need more soft-heartedness in all times and in all places.

You just went through a breakup. What are you going to do? What can you do? Your life is effectively ruined, and you are going to be alone forever, and there is nothing you can do about it. Forget about getting married and having children. Why don’t you just buy yourself a few cats, seeing as you will never know the sweet warmth of love ever again?

Was your last long-term relationship wrecked by your ex? Lost your confidence in meeting and dating new people? Or are you giving too much bed and head space to anyone who can fog a mirror? Yes, your heart’s been broken, but that doesn’t mean anything’s wrong with you.

You do not marry expecting divorce, yet here you are. The end of a marriage can be one of the most traumatic experiences of your life - eroding your sense of self, undermining your stability, and shattering your vision of what life was supposed to be. In this state of hurt, tension, and hostility, you might feel like finding peace and healing is a far-off dream. But it’s not. It’s possible now, despite the chaos. Navigating Divorce with a Peaceful Heart masterfully interweaves mindfulness practices, practical tools, powerful perspective shifts, and neuroscience to help you.

Understand that no contact is forever. You never beg or plead with anybody on Planet Earth for them to stay in your life. You must carry yourself and treat yourself like you are the prize. If they don't want to be in your life, you have to look at them like it's their loss. During the breakup process, your ex will start little petty arguments and fights. Never argue back with them.

Most people began the marriage journey with the destination in mind, but they soon discover that where they are is anywhere but marital bliss. As they grapple with challenges in marriage, they look around in perplexity and utter dismay wondering to themselves - how did we get here? It is about honest self-examination, intended for a listener to look inward as against pointing accusing fingers at what a partner has done, is doing, or about to do. To resolve conflicts in any marriage requires that couples cast their minds back to their original intention.