Podcasts
438. Why Coaches Should Not Just Give Advice
Have you ever felt the pressure to “have all the answers” as a coach? Or wondered what you’re actually supposed to do in a coaching session to create real transformation? You’re not alone—and the truth is, most new coaches misunderstand what coaching even is. In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I’m breaking…
Read More437. The 4-Step Reset I Use to Declutter My Tech, Offers, Boundaries & Brain
Do you ever get to the end of the year and feel like everything—your tech, your schedule, your offers, your emotions—needs a full reset? Like the tabs in your life are open in 17 different directions and your brain is basically running on expired coffee and vibes? Because… same. In this episode of The…
Read More436. Why Podcasting Is the Most Underrated Reinvention Tool for Women After Divorce with Allison Hare
Have you ever felt like you’ve outgrown your life but you’re not totally sure what comes next? Or maybe you’ve been craving deeper connection, more meaning, or a creative spark you haven’t felt in years. What if the thing that helps you reinvent yourself… is actually something you’ve never even considered? In this episode…
Read More435. How to Handle Breakdowns in a Coaching Session (And Turn Them Into Breakthroughs)
Have you ever worried about what you’d do if a client cried, shut down, resisted, or even got irritated during a coaching session? If you’re building a coaching business, these moments can feel intimidating but they’re often the very moments where the biggest breakthroughs happen. In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I’m…
Read More434. The Subtle Red Flags Divorced Women Miss When Dating Again with Daniel Ratner
Have you ever dated someone who felt amazing in the beginning only to realize later you ignored red flags that were right in front of you? It happens to so many women—especially after divorce—because we’re craving connection, safety, and a fresh start. But some of the biggest red flags aren’t loud or obvious. They’re subtle.…
Read More433. 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Coach (Especially as a Divorced Mom)
Have you ever looked at other coaches online and thought, “They’ve got it all figured out…why don’t I?” I used to think the exact same thing. But the truth is, when I first started my coaching business, I was a 40-year-old divorced mom with zero social media experience, massive imposter syndrome, and absolutely no idea…
Read More432. The Estate Planning Mistakes Divorced Moms Don’t Know They’re Making with Lauren Klein
Ever wondered what actually happens to your assets—or your kids—if something happens to you after divorce? Most divorced moms assume everything will “just go where it’s supposed to,” but the truth is estate planning is one of the most important (and most overlooked) parts of protecting your future. In this episode of The Divorce…
Read More431. How to Build Proof You’re Ready to Coach (Even Before You’re Certified)
What if the reason you don’t feel ready to coach is because you haven’t built proof that you are? In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I’m talking to the woman who knows she wants to be a coach but keeps getting stuck in self-doubt, imposter syndrome, or the pressure to feel “legit”…
Read More430. What Happens When the Divorce Lawyer Becomes the Client with Stacy D. Phillips
In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I sit down with the incredible Stacy D. Phillips—celebrity divorce lawyer, author, and podcast host—to talk about what really changes when the lawyer becomes the client. Stacy shares openly about her two divorces, including one from an alcoholic partner, and how those experiences transformed not only…
Read More429. How to Coach Without Feeling Like a Fraud
Ever wonder if you’re really “qualified” to coach—or if you’re just faking it till you make it? In this episode of The Divorce Revolution Podcast, I’m breaking down one of the biggest blocks new coaches face: imposter syndrome. You’ll hear exactly why it shows up (hint: it’s not because you’re unqualified) and what you…
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