When your personal life is suffering, it might feel impossible to focus at work and yet, during times of uncertainty your job and performance are essential to provide financial security and stability. So how do you manage your life, time, and sanity when you are working and going through divorce?
Coping with Divorce
Freelance Writing Options for Full-Time Moms
Thankfully, there are options out there for divorced or separated full-time moms who need to work from home and work in jobs with flexible deadlines to account for the chaos that so often comes with single parenthood.
Divorce and Opioid Addiction: Healthy Ways to Cope
Going through a divorce can be a process that consists of sadness, disappointment, and grief. Imagine having to go through it while enduring chronic pain and the stress of everyday life too? If you’re unable to deal with all of these things at once, you may find it difficult to cope.
DivorceMag’s Top 10 Blog Posts of 2019
From breaking the news about your divorce to why you shouldn’t be friends with your ex, here are DivorceMag’s top 10 most viewed blog posts of 2019.
What to Do if Your Ex Won’t Leave You Alone Post-Divorce
If your ex-spouse is struggling with feelings of sadness or loneliness after an amicable divorce, they might turn to you for comfort or simply a conversation. Have you set boundaries with your ex – and are you firm when enforcing them?
DivorceMag’s Top 10 Posts from the Past Decade
What have people going through separation or divorce found interesting/inspirational/useful over the last 10 years? Wonder no more! With our new “2020” vision, we’re taking a look back over the Top 10 Posts from the past decade.
4 Ways To Develop a New Sense of Self After Divorce
In my experience, after years of self-growth and self-actualization, a good self of sense leads to a fulfilling life so, get out there and get started finding out what it means to be you.
New Year’s Day Blues: 7 Tips to Help You Deal With Post Holiday Let Down
Remember the saying, “All things shall pass.” This was my motto during divorce and it can be used during a less favorite season. The cycle of seasons, like life, encompasses variety and keeps things interesting.
How to Lift the Divorce Fog During the Holidays
When your head seems stuck in an inescapable funk, after stopping to acknowledge that you are not in a good mental place, take a really deep breath, and slowly exhale all the darkness, all the noise, all the fear, the anger, the bitterness, the self-doubt, self-hatred, and with a clear head, ask yourself these questions.
4 Tips for Single Moms Spending Christmas Alone
Christmas alone is as bad as you think it will be. With these 4 tips and a positive attitude, you’ll feel the spirit of the season, we promise!
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