Ep. 146 Sarah Armstrong: Can a Mom Have A Good Divorce?

Episode 146 of the Better Divorce Podcast podcast, hosted by Paulette Rigo, titled "Ep. 146 Sarah Armstrong: Can a Mom Have A Good Divorce?" was published on April 1, 2023 and runs 35 minutes.

April 1, 2023 ·35m · Better Divorce Podcast

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Summary

About Sarah: Sarah Madden Armstrong never expected to write a book. She has a degree in marketing and played volleyball on scholarship at Georgetown University. Throughout her career, Sarah has worked in global marketing where she is viewed as an industry leader in her area of expertise. She loves traveling the world... managing the juggling act of being a working mom... while raising her daughter, Grace. A summary of the episode: In an ideal world, couples who get married...happily stay together for a lifetime. Unfortunately, this is not always the case and these days divorce is more common than ever. This podcast is meant to prepare you for the discussions you need to have and the decisions you need to make, while keeping your children as the focus...and prioritizing yourself too. Ultimately, the goal is for you to be able to put your experience in the category of a "good divorce".

Episode Description

About Sarah:

Sarah Madden Armstrong never expected to write a book. She has a degree in marketing and played volleyball on scholarship at Georgetown University. Throughout her career, Sarah has worked in global marketing where she is viewed as an industry leader in her area of expertise. She loves traveling the world... managing the juggling act of being a working mom... while raising her daughter, Grace.

A summary of the episode:

In an ideal world, couples who get married...happily stay together for a lifetime. Unfortunately, this is not always the case and these days divorce is more common than ever.

This podcast is meant to prepare you for the discussions you need to have and the decisions you need to make, while keeping your children as the focus...and prioritizing yourself too. Ultimately, the goal is for you to be able to put your experience in the category of a "good divorce".