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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2020 · 32 MIN

Empty Nest Solo Mom Finding Healing & Success - Sheila Stone

from SoloMoms! Talk · host J. Rosemarie Francis

This solo mom did not grab a rocking chair after her kids flew the nest. As an empty nester, Sheila went back to school sometimes taking the same classes as her son.She talks about her experience going back to school and graduating magna cum laude with a BA in cultural anthropology when she was 52 (attending UCLA at the same time as both her sons). Sheila started doing stand-up comedy, moved to Europe, and earned a master's degree in Media & Culture at age 56. Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Becoming a Solo Mom01:25 Supporting Children Through Divorce06:08 Finding Purpose Through Education09:34 Empowering Women Through Cultural Connections26:43 Advice for Solo MomsTakeaways:Leaving an abusive marriage can be difficult but ultimately leads to a happier and healthier life for both the solo mom and her children.Supporting children through the challenges of divorce and helping them find their footing is crucial for their well-being and success.Pursuing education and personal interests can provide a sense of purpose and a brighter future for solo moms.Creating connections with other women and experiencing different cultures can be empowering and enriching.Cherishing precious moments with children and building a shared history is important for maintaining strong relationships.Memorable Quote: "Being alone was a lot better than being with." ~ Sheila Stone"Since I was having trouble finding a decent job afterward (degrees notwithstanding}, I started my own travel business at 60. My story will resonate with a lot of other women who face similar situations."  Sheila Stone rebuilt her life after her divorce. She raised her two sons and went on to discover her true purpose and value. We often hear "this too shall pass". And it's not a cliche.Solo moms, if you are experiencing what may seem like the worst time of your life. Please remember it gets better. Sheila is proof of that. Listen to her story and you will see.Connect with Sheila at www.womensharingcultures.com.Connect with me on Twitter/IG: @jrosemare1Visit my blog at: www.jrosemarie.comIntro song: Desperate by Damien EllisonShop books by Sheila Stone on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3xeiJl2Don't parent alone. Schedule a free consultation with me: https://shorturl.at/uaEN2Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Click here to support the show.Mentioned in this episode:Don't Parent in SilenceHello Solo Moms. As a solo mom of three adult sons, I understand the challenges you face on a daily basis. As a mentor, my mission is to help you shift your mindset and empower you to take control of your life, to see yourself as God sees you. I know that unresolved trauma can be a heavy burden to carry and parenting alone can be a lonely journey, but it doesn't have to be that way. I want you to know that you are not alone. You have the strength and resilience to overcome your challenges and create the life you desire.Speaker 1: 0:41I want to help you to make the effort to tackle unresolved trauma and change your perspective so you can live the life you deserve. I offer complimentary consultation where we can discuss how to move forward, create a plan to help you heal and empower you. You can schedule a consultation by emailing me at [email protected] or by calling + 1-917-994-1329 (WhatsApp), or schedule a... This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit francisj.substack.com

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