How Divorce Promotes Independence with See The Upside

Episode 8 of the The Graceful Exit Podcast: Helping Women Navigate Divorce with Grace podcast, hosted by The Graceful Exit, titled "How Divorce Promotes Independence with See The Upside" was published on September 7, 2021 and runs 36 minutes.

September 7, 2021 ·36m · The Graceful Exit Podcast: Helping Women Navigate Divorce with Grace

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Summary

In this episode, Host and Founder Kimberlee Hoertz meets with the Founder of See The Upside, Nina Blaicher, to talk about Nina's story and how she got to be where she is today.  Story Highlights Nina's professional background (1:10) Nina's divorce journey (2:36) Where to find support while navigating divorce (5:47) Putting yourself first before your kids for a change (8:00) Advice offered to women going through divorce (12:13) The most joyful part of divorce for Nina (18:15) Learning to be independent and no longer relying on another person (23:48) What does grace mean to Nina (25:43) Tangible advice for The Graceful Exit community (28:36) Join Our Community: Instagram @The.Graceful.Exit Facebook @TheGracefulExit Pinterest @TheGracefulExitOfficial

Episode Description

In this episode, Host and Founder Kimberlee Hoertz meets with the Founder of See The Upside, Nina Blaicher, to talk about Nina's story and how she got to be where she is today.

Story Highlights

Nina's professional background (1:10)

Nina's divorce journey (2:36)

Where to find support while navigating divorce (5:47)

Putting yourself first before your kids for a change (8:00)

Advice offered to women going through divorce (12:13)

The most joyful part of divorce for Nina (18:15)

Learning to be independent and no longer relying on another person (23:48)

What does grace mean to Nina (25:43)

Tangible advice for The Graceful Exit community (28:36)

Join Our Community:

Instagram @The.Graceful.Exit

Facebook @TheGracefulExit

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