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Where We Go Deep (Among Other Things)
Should I Stay, Wait or Should I Go? - When you’re stuck between “maybe we can fix this” and “I can’t do this anymore
This decision is absolutely brutal - I know because I’ve been there too. Your brain is probably running that same loop: Is this it? Is it me? What if I regret this? How would I even tell everyone?
If you’re like most people, you’ve been stuck in this mental ping-pong match for way too long. The questions just keep coming:
Will people think I didn’t try hard enough? | What if divorce isn’t the answer? | How do I even start this conversation? | What if I’m making a huge mistake? | What do I actually need to know to decide this?
Here’s what I know: staying stuck in “should I or shouldn’t I” is its own kind of torture. You can make a choice to STAY strong, WAIT with intention, or GO with a plan. But first, let’s get you unstuck from the endless loop and help you figure out what you actually want - not what everyone else thinks you should do.
The Exit Strategy That Won’t Destroy Everything” - Planning your way out without blowing up your finances, your kids, or your sanity
Thinking about leaving feels terrifying, right? Especially if you’ve been home with the kids or making less money. The “what ifs” are endless - What about money? What about the kids? What if this gets ugly?
Here’s the truth: winging it rarely ends well. But having an actual plan? That changes everything. We’ll figure out the stuff that keeps you up at night:
Making sure you’re safe (physically, emotionally, financially - all of it) | Choosing a divorce process that won’t bankrupt you | Housing, work, kids - the big life decisions | Actually understanding your money situation | When to make your move | How to have those impossible conversations | Building a support team that has your back
You don’t have to figure this out alone. Let’s create a plan that gets you out without destroying everything you care about.
This keeps it practical but adds that “I know you’re scared and that’s totally normal” feeling while maintaining the helpful, strategic focus.
Co-Parenting Without Losing Your Mind” - How to share kids with someone you’re divorcing (spoiler: it’s complicated)
Going from married partners to “we have to figure out Christmas schedules forever” is… a lot. Especially when you can barely be in the same room without wanting to throw something.
We’ll create a plan that actually works for your family - not some Pinterest-perfect co-parenting fantasy. You’ll learn to communicate with your ex without losing your mind, set boundaries that protect your sanity, and reduce the conflict that’s making everyone miserable. The goal isn’t becoming best friends - it’s helping your kids feel secure and loved when everything else feels upside down.
