Stepping into a new chapter of your life is difficult after a divorce, but if you use forgiveness as the stones of your path your journey will be easier. Forgiving yourself is a key component to moving forward and not dwelling in the past. Karen shares a very personal story which shaped her life for almost 50 years. She turned her pain into a passion and now guides others to their healing place. Inspiration for her comes from an unlikely source.
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\nKey Takeaways:
\n[2:08] Ann reads a special passage to Karen
\n[4:06] Karen shares her private story
\n[6:32] Stepping into a new chapter
\n[8:07] Changing my view of myself from victim to victor
\n[8:39] True faith and forgiveness
\n[12:25] Detachment is step one
\n[15:20] Life depleting emotions
\n[17:11] I came back from broken
\n[19:50] Life coaches ask questions vs advice giving therapy
\n[23:10] Reach out to Karen via skype
\n[25:15] This type of guidance would have made things easier
\n[25:45] The Survival Series
\n[26:48] Both males and females struggle with pain
\n[28:35] Beyond includes dating
\n[30:26] Online dating, when it works
\n[34:09] Online dating, when it doesn\u2019t work
\n[36:20] Texting, can you start a relationship this way
\n[40:20] Emotional availability
\n[41:57] Switch your judgement to curiosity
\n[43:30] Set an intention, not an expectation
\n[45:17] Finding inspiration in your mother, even when there are other issues
\n[53:21] Life is simple, everything happens for you, not to you
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