Annie Allen
Annie Allen
71 🏆 How to Know You Need a Divorce Coach [Coach Annie]
71 🏆 How to Know You Need a Divorce Coach [Coach Annie]
71 🏆 How to Know You Need a Divorce Coach [Coach Annie]
Wednesday 3rd November 2021
Learn how a certified divorce coach like Annie Allen can save you time, money, and stress during your divorce.
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If you have three or more of these in your life, hiring a coach is probably going to be the best investment that you make as you go through your divorce, because you want to do that strategically and wisely and in the healthiest ways possible for now and for your future.
Divorce can be a whirlwind of emotions and decisions, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and unsure of your next steps. In this episode of 'Starting Over Stronger', certified divorce coach Annie Allen breaks down what a divorce coach does and why you might need one. Annie isn't just any coach; she's someone who has personally navigated the choppy waters of divorce twice, making her insights both practical and deeply empathetic.
You might wonder, 'What exactly does a divorce coach do?' Annie explains that a divorce coach acts as a thinking partner, helping you make informed decisions about legal, financial, real estate, and emotional matters. Unlike therapists or attorneys, they offer a holistic approach, working alongside other professionals to ensure you have a solid support system.
Do you find yourself asking questions like, 'How much will this cost me?' or 'How do I start over?' If so, Annie suggests that hiring a divorce coach could be a game-changer. She emphasizes that going through divorce without a coach can lead to costly mistakes and emotional burnout. A coach can help you set healthy boundaries, communicate effectively with your ex-partner, and even shorten the duration of your divorce by aligning you with your best self.
Annie also touches on the dangers of relying solely on your attorney for guidance. Without a coach, you might end up making decisions that aren't in your best interest, both financially and emotionally. She points out that while friends and family can offer emotional support, they may lack the expertise and objectivity needed to help you make the best decisions.
One of the standout benefits of working with a divorce coach is their ability to help you gather resources for well-informed decisions. They can also provide a safe space to process your feelings, working in tandem with your therapist for a comprehensive approach to healing. So, if you're feeling lost or overwhelmed during your divorce, consider the invaluable support a certified divorce coach like Annie Allen can offer.
Tune into this episode of 'Starting Over Stronger' to learn more about how a divorce coach can save you time, money, and stress.