Life is a journey - Not an event Divorce and other detours

Joy Read often says, “life is a journey – not an event”; and for most of us, it is a very winding one and does not follow the map. Neurodivergent, and undiagnosed for 41 years, she knows better than most how many detours life can have and how hard it can be to walk the roads in front of us – especially when we would not have necessarily chosen them ourselves.Lisa Lisser, an experienced relationship-building professional, I specialize in Divorce Coaching, Pre-Mediation Coaching, Co-Parenting Support, Mindset Coaching, Spiritual Counseling, Branding, Network Building, and Nonprofit Management. As a retired attorney and mother of three who emerged stronger after my own divorce, I understand the unique support divorcing individuals need. Through compassionate coaching, I help clients navigate the challenges of divorce, avoid costly pitfalls, and make empowered decisions that save time, money, and emotional energy. Together with Host Lisa Lisser, CDC Divorce Coach, on Dishing on Divorce, they’ll explore how to embrace the journey and find meaning beyond the pain. Don’t miss this empowering episode on NewStreamingNetwork.com. Contact Lisa Lisser: [email protected] LZLCoaching.comwww.NEWStreamingNetwork.com. Home of www.GoingBoldMedia.com, www.GoingSoloMedia.com, and WGSN-DB Going Solo Network Radio, Podcasts, and TV.About our guest:Joy Read has had a varied career, spanning from sales to consulting. While her passions have always been advocacy and reform, they were her personal endeavors until co-founding the National Association of Single and Divorced Families allowed her to bring her dedication and commitment for change into her the main focus of her work-life, as well. Though her own divorce was amicable, she has witnessed the devastating financial, mental and emotional affects of divorce on families and knows how difficult it is for single parents, divorced or not, to consistently provide a healthy lifestyle for themselves and their children. It is her goal to make NASDF the vehicle that provides much-needed assistance, assurance and advocacy for struggling parents and children across the country.Connect with Joy: (727) 220-6207 [email protected] https://www.nasdf.org/