Divorce and Money: The Financial Lessons I Wish I Had Learned Sooner

Dating After Divorce: Learning to Love Without Losing Yourself

Dating after divorce can feel overwhelming, especially after a long marriage. In this deeply personal episode of After The Divorce Podcast, I share my own journey of navigating the modern dating world after nearly 17 years of marriage. From the culture shock of online dating to loneliness, ghosting, red flags, and the temptation to settle, I open up about the mistakes I made and the powerful lessons I learned along the way. More importantly, we explore why healing must come before dating, how to recognize your worth, and why no relationship can make you whole if you haven’t first found peace within yourself. If you’re separated, divorced, or wondering whether you’re ready to date again, this episode will encourage you to slow down, heal intentionally, and choose relationships from a place of wholeness—not loneliness. If you’d like to continue your healing journey, my book When the Marriage Ends is available on Amazon and offers practical tools, guided activities, and compassionate advice to help you navigate separation, divorce, co-parenting, and rebuilding your life with confidence and hope. Remember, the end of your marriage is not the end of your story. I Am Uldean  Author | Wellness Advocate Helping you rise, heal, and thrive through books, guided journals, and tools for emotional growth. Visit my profile to learn more

Divorce and Money: The Financial Lessons I Wish I Had Learned Sooner

Divorce doesn’t just change your relationship status—it can completely reshape your financial future. In this episode of After the Divorce Podcast, I share the financial lessons I wish I had known before my marriage ended. Drawing from both my personal divorce journey and my experience as a banker, I discuss the practical steps every woman should take to protect herself before, during, and after divorce. We’ll talk about: • Why every woman should understand her household finances. • The importance of having savings in your own name. • How to protect your credit during separation. • Financial mistakes to avoid when emotions are running high. • Why having a financial plan brings peace during uncertain times. Whether you’re considering separation, currently navigating a divorce, or rebuilding your life afterward, this episode will empower you to take control of your finances with confidence. Remember, financial independence isn’t about expecting the worst—it’s about being prepared for whatever life brings. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe and join me every Monday for honest conversations, practical advice, and lived experiences to help you heal, begin again, and reclaim your peace.

CHRISTMAS - THE MOST DIFFICULT HOLIDAY

Christmas after divorce can feel lonely, heavy, and emotionally overwhelming. In this final episode of Season 1, Christmas After the Divorce, I share my personal story of navigating the holidays after separation — the grief, the anger, the loneliness, and the slow journey toward peace. This episode speaks to anyone experiencing divorce, separation, grief, or major life changes during the holiday season. I open up about spending Christmas alone, co-parenting through the holidays, financial stress, emotional exhaustion, and the pressure to appear happy when your heart is breaking. You’ll hear reflections on healing after divorce, creating new holiday traditions, surviving Christmas when life no longer looks the same, and why choosing peace matters more than chasing happiness. I also share practical ways to cope with Christmas after a life-changing event and affirmations to help you get through the season. This is the Season 1 finale of Begin Again. If you’ve missed earlier episodes, now is the perfect time to catch up before Season 2 returns next year. ✨ Includes a special mention of The Begin Again Journal — a guided journal created to help you reflect, process emotions, and find peace during difficult seasons. If Christmas feels different this year, this episode is for you. 🔍 #ChristmasAfterDivorce #DivorceHealing #HolidayGrief #LifeAfterDivorce #HealingJourney #EmotionalWellness #MentalHealthPodcast #HolidayMentalHealth #FindingPeace #BeginAgain

Your Whys: WHY DID I GET DIVORCED?

In this episode of After the Divorce, we dive deep into the real question many people silently wrestle with: “Why did I get divorced?” Divorce rarely happens overnight — it’s usually the result of long-term emotional strain, broken trust, and unmet needs. Today, I share my personal “whys” with honesty, grace, and growth. Whether your reasons were infidelity, emotional abuse, lack of accountability, or simply choosing peace, this episode will help you understand your own story without guilt or shame. You’ll hear affirmations, encouragement, and reminders that grace still applies and growth is allowed. If you’re rebuilding your life after divorce, navigating triggers, or trying to make peace with your past, this conversation is for you. For deeper reflection, you can also journal through your emotions with the Begin Again Journal (available on Amazon) ______________________ #AfterTheDivorcePodcast #LifeAfterDivorce #DivorceHealing #DivorceRecovery #DivorcedWomen #HealingJourney #EmotionalHealing #ReasonsForDivorce #DivorceGuilt #DivorceSupport #InfidelityRecovery #LettingGoHealing #RebuildingYourLife #ChoosingYourself #WomenWhoHeal #HealingAfterHeartbreak #StartAgain #YouAreNotAlone #DivorceCommunity

PARENTING After The Divorce

“Parenting After the Divorce” Parenting after a divorce is a journey no one prepares you for. In this deeply personal episode, I open up about the challenges, emotional battles, and hard choices that came with raising my boys as a single mother. From guilt and grief to resilience, healing, and rebuilding peace, this episode explores what it truly means to parent with love after heartbreak. I share the raw moments—the anger, the loneliness, the shame—and the practical steps that helped me regain control of my emotions, protect my peace, and create a stable, loving environment for my children. If you’ve ever struggled with co-parenting, single parenting, resentment, or the pressure to “be both parents,” this episode will remind you that you are not alone… and you are stronger than you think. Mentioned in this episode: The Begin Again Journal — a guided healing companion with scriptures, prompts, prayers, and affirmations. Available on Amazon. Link in Bio