Divorce
Author's Note
I wrote this book because after my own divorce (after being married for 32 years) even though my profession is to help people with transitions and struggles, I found divorce to be a time in my life where I felt like I was wading upstream, against the current, and some days it felt like I was going to be pulled under at any moment because I was drowning in a sea of emotions.
This book takes the reader through the 3 Stages of Divorce:
This book takes the reader through the 3 Stages of Divorce:
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#1. Thinking About It
#2. Going Through It #3. Putting It Behind You |
Practical, easy to follow information and exercises to empower you through all 3 Stages of Divorce because divorce does not have to rob you of who you are and what you're capable of.
Nancy Mueller
Nancy Mueller
What others think...
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"I had some down time, decided to make a coffee, sit on the patio and read the first few pages of Nancy's book. Ninety minutes later I finished the book. Her story captured my attention and my heart. I felt her full spectrum of emotions from devastation, hurt and outrage then letting it all go so she could step out of the shadow into the sunlight of the spirit and own her victories. This is a must read for every woman who is in the midst of or the aftermath of divorce. Nancy story is not about surviving, it's about thriving in ways that she'd never dreamed of."
"This book is a must read for any woman who has gone through, is in the middle of, or is even contemplating divorce! Filled with wisdom about Nancy’s own journey and practical exercises designed to help us work though the myriad of emotions we face during the process, Nancy helps us to identify how we can come out the other side stronger and feeling empowered! Thank you for sharing your story and gift for insight with us Nancy!"
"Nancy's message was clear to understand and I feel that this book will be re-read often as I'm sure the exercises throughout the book will be beneficial as I continue my journey after divorce." ~ Breanna S.
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The sensei picked up the teapot and began to pour tea into one of the cups. Soon the cup was full, but the sensei kept pouring and tea was running down the sides of the cup and into the tray. She finally shouted, “Stop, can’t you see the cup is full and no more will fit into the cup?”
The sensei smiled and said, “Like this cup, your mind is full of what you believe and don’t believe. Before you can learn more, you must empty your cup to make room for more.
The sensei smiled and said, “Like this cup, your mind is full of what you believe and don’t believe. Before you can learn more, you must empty your cup to make room for more.