Divorce is Not the End, It is the Beginning.
Posted by: kstewart in Untagged on
Nov 3, 2008
Crisis. To describe divorce and all its outcomes, there really is no better word.
The process of traditional divorce as we know it is brutal-nothing less. And like hungry wolves amid startled herds of caribou, many of the professionals within the system feed on weakened prey.
My experience through the traditional system was nothing short of a crisis. For all my pragmatism and business acumen, I made some profoundly poor decisions-decisions endorsed and encouraged by people with no accountability for the outcomes.
We now, however, live in a time where there are divorce alternatives for couples. It is through these options, such as The Fairway ProcessTM, that divorce can be achieved fairly and with your assets and children protected.
Divorce is neither bad nor good - it simply is. How we move through divorce will define it either way. Divorce is a transition, an event in your life and it does not (or should not) define your life. It comes with certain endings, of course, but more importantly, it is about new beginnings. If you move through your divorce as an empowered decision-maker, you will lay the foundation that will stand the test of time. You will put a plan in place that will help you and your children transition peacefully to new beginnings.
In my book "Clean Break: How to Divorce with Dignity and Move on with Your Life", I share how I came to learn lesson number one: divorce is not the end, it is the beginning. I also explain how The Fairway Process provides you a fair outcome. Learn how you can become an empowered decision maker through your own divorce by clicking here and purchasing your own copy of Clean Break.
My next entry will explore the second thing they don't want you to know about divorce: you don't need a lawyer to divorce.
-Karen Stewart