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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2025 · 3 MIN

003: The Long-Term Impact of Divorce - What We Teach Our Kids Through Our Actions

from Dealing with Divorce in 2026 · host T.D. - Twice Divorced

Divorce is more than just an ending—it’s a defining moment that shapes not only our future but also the future of our children. In this episode of Dealing with Divorce, I reflect on the choices I made after my first divorce, the long-term impact they had on my kids, and the lessons I applied after my second divorce to break unhealthy cycles.I’ll share powerful insights on how our actions model what is "normal" for our children, why rushing into new relationships can have unintended consequences, and the importance of making mindful decisions today to set them up for a healthier future.Tune in to hear:✔ How divorce shapes your child’s perception of relationships and stability✔ The hidden effects of rushing into new relationships too soon✔ Why self-awareness is the key to breaking generational cycles✔ A powerful journaling exercise to help you see the bigger pictureYour decisions today will shape your child’s tomorrow. Let’s make sure it’s a future built on wisdom, strength, and love.

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