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I'm so excited to share that my episode with Kandiee Campbell on the Awaken Hope podcast is now live!

We had a meaningful conversation about navigating divorce, rebuilding confidence, and making informed financial decisions during one of life's biggest transitions.

Whether you're experiencing this transition yourself or supporting someone who is, I hope you'll find the conversation insightful and encouraging.

Thank you, Kandiee, for creating such a thoughtful space to discuss these important topics. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my perspective and hope you'll give it a listen!

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Awaken Hope - Brushwood Media Network Kandiee Campbell, a seasoned therapist and transformational coach, brings a unique approach to the intricate process of healing. Her mission is to provide unwavering support […]

Reframing isn’t about pretending the bad never happened.

When you're going through divorce, it's natural to replay the past and question the decisions that brought you here.

Reframing your story isn't about pretending those experiences didn't happen or excusing someone else's behavior.

It's about deciding they won't be the only story you carry into your future.

Reframing the Story That Shapes Your Future | Purposeful Wealth Advisors One of the ideas in my book that often surprises people is this: If you want a great future, you need a great past. At first, that statement can feel impossible, especially if you're in the middle of a painful divorce. I've worked with women who have experienced betrayal, financial control, infi

When you're going through a divorce, it's easy to believe that everything revolves around reaching a settlement. After months of gathering financial documents, meeting with attorneys, and navigating difficult conversations, it can feel like life is on hold until the paperwork is finally signed.

But the settlement isn't really the destination.

What Life Looks Like After Divorce: Why Planning Early Changes Everything | Purposeful Wealth Advisors ‍When you're going through a divorce, it's easy to believe that everything revolves around reaching a settlement. After months of gathering financial documents, meeting with attorneys, and navigating difficult conversations, it can feel like life is on hold until the paperwork is finally signed. B...

One of the biggest shifts we've seen in recent years is that more women are reaching out to us before a divorce officially begins.

Sometimes they are considering initiating the divorce themselves. Other times, they believe their spouse may be preparing to do so. In either case, they recognize that the marriage is likely coming to an end and they want to understand their options before taking any major steps.

For many of these women, there is another layer of concern.

Before Divorce: How to Protect Yourself If You're Concerned About Access to Money and Financial Records | Purposeful Wealth Advisors If you're worried your spouse may restrict access to money or financial information during divorce, learn practical steps you can take now to protect yourself and prepare for the future.

Divorce often comes with more questions than answers.

How will your finances change?
What should you keep, negotiate, or let go of?
What does life look like on the other side?

You don't have to navigate those decisions alone.

Join us for a practical webinar designed to help women better understand the financial aspects of divorce and move forward feeling more informed.

Register here: https://purposefulwealthadvisors.com/divorce-webinar

I had a great conversation with Dave Pamah on The Dave Pamah Show about the realities many women face when navigating divorce, especially when complex financial decisions are involved.

During the episode, we talk about some of the patterns I have seen over the years working with women through high asset divorces, the financial pitfalls that can arise during the process, and why understanding the long term impact of these decisions matters so much.

Thank you to Dave for the thoughtful discussion.

You can listen to the episode here:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/divorce-power-purpose-turning-financial-devastation/id1618453079?i=1000754623121

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Divorce, Power & Purpose: Turning Financial Devastation into Unstoppable Strength with Beth Kraszewski Podcast Episode · The Dave Pamah Show · March 11 · 33m

It is always meaningful to see Stronger Than You Know resonating with new audiences.

The Hollywood Digest recently published a review of the my book, highlighting its focus on helping women better understand the financial realities of divorce and navigate this transition with more confidence and clarity.

I truly appreciate their thoughtful look at the book and the conversation around supporting women through complex financial decisions during divorce.

You can read the full review here:

https://thehollywooddigest.com/beth-kraszewski-releases-stronger-than-you-know/

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Beth Kraszewski Releases “Stronger Than You Know” Hollywood Entertainment

Downsizing is often viewed as a practical financial or lifestyle decision during retirement. A smaller home may mean lower maintenance, fewer responsibilities, and potentially reduced housing expenses. But for many people, the decision involves far more than square footage or finances.

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Divorce introduces a long list of unfamiliar tasks. But few feel as unexpectedly overwhelming as the financial affidavit. In many cases, it’s handed over early in the process with little context. You may hear something like, “Just fill this out when you have a chance.” And then you open it.

What initially sounded simple quickly becomes something much more complex.

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Many women begin a divorce hoping mediation will make the process easier, calmer, and less confrontational.

And sometimes it does.

But in my experience working with women navigating complex divorces, the reality is that mediation does not always play out the way people expect.
In this article for The Art of Healthy Living, I talk about some of the dynamics that can shape how mediation unfolds and why the process can look very different depending on the situation.

You can read the full article here:

https://artofhealthyliving.com/mediation-beautiful-in-theory-potentially-risky-in-practice/

Advisory services offered through Keating Financial Advisory Services (KFAS), a registered investment advisor. Third-party content is provided for informational purposes and KFAS does not control or endorse it.