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Tools and Letters for the Journey

Life after divorce feels like chaos, yet out of chaos God builds new life. This season can be the chance to discover who you were always meant to be. Along my own path, I have created simple tools and poured my heart into letters with raw and honest reflections to encourage you when you feel like giving up. These resources are here to guide, inspire, and remind you that you are not alone.

Ever tried organizing your finances, only to feel overwhelmed before you even begin?

I have been there and I have felt that. That is why I created this Starter Kit.

This is your very first step toward financial freedom.

Being a single mom is more than a season. It is a way of life. Every day brings new challenges and victories. Some days you feel strong, other days you feel like giving up. You do not have to walk it by yourself. Join a community that understands your journey, prays for you, and lifts you when it feels too heavy.

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Bank account below zero
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Bank account below zero
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Today I woke up to a bank account below zero and a loan denial that should have left me in panic, but instead I found peace. Even with $60,000 in debt and no backup plan, I chose to trust that God is still writing my story and that miracles often begin in the middle of the storm. My greatest wealth today was not money, but the unshakable foundation of faith, family, and the quiet knowing that something beautiful is still coming.

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Semi-Sadness as a Single Mom
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Semi-Sadness as a Single Mom
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Lately I have been juggling business, homeschool, finances, and motherhood, but inside I feel numb, tired, and emotionally drained. Even with good things happening, I cannot shake the heavy sadness that lingers, reminding me there is still healing to do. As single moms, we may feel like giving up, but we keep going, step by step, trusting that even in the chaos, God is leading us toward something greater.

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Broke and Feeling Guilty
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Broke and Feeling Guilty
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As a single mom trying to build a better future, I often face the pain of not being able to give my boys everything they need. I have chosen to invest in myself first, not because it is easy, but because I believe it is the only way out of this season. Even when it hurts, I hold on to the dream that one day we will have more than enough and I will be able to give them the life God promised us.

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Reality of Divorce
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Reality of Divorce
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As a single mom learning to follow God after divorce, I struggled to love someone who hurt me and felt guilty for still feeling angry. I kept trying to be nice, check every spiritual box, and push my emotions down until I realized I was hiding from my own truth. God reminded me that He is not asking for perfection but honesty, and even anger can be used as fuel for healing and growth.

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Being with Amazing Women, Feeling Small
Being with Amazing Women, Feeling Small

Sitting in a room full of powerful women, I felt small and anxious, as if I did not belong, even though something inside me wanted to grow. The imposter voice whispered lies, but I chose to stay, connect, and remember that I was uniquely created by God for my own path. Growth often feels uncomfortable, but it is in those moments of discomfort that we discover our strength and step into who we were truly made to be.

Tension in my family as we grow together
Tension in my family as we grow together

These days have been heavy as we homeschool, work from home, and build something bigger than ourselves while finances feel tight and emotions run high. I have questioned if this path is worth it, but deep down I know we are doing the right thing for our family and for the legacy we want to leave. Building a life of purpose, faith, and freedom is not easy, but it is always worth it.

Bank account below zero
Bank account below zero

Today I woke up to a bank account below zero and a loan denial that should have left me in panic, but instead I found peace. Even with $60,000 in debt and no backup plan, I chose to trust that God is still writing my story and that miracles often begin in the middle of the storm. My greatest wealth today was not money, but the unshakable foundation of faith, family, and the quiet knowing that something beautiful is still coming.

Semi-Sadness as a Single Mom
Semi-Sadness as a Single Mom

Lately I have been juggling business, homeschool, finances, and motherhood, but inside I feel numb, tired, and emotionally drained. Even with good things happening, I cannot shake the heavy sadness that lingers, reminding me there is still healing to do. As single moms, we may feel like giving up, but we keep going, step by step, trusting that even in the chaos, God is leading us toward something greater.

The need for the BUT
The need for the BUT

I recently noticed how often we use the word but in conversations and how it quietly erases everything we said before it. Whether we are declining an invite or sharing an opinion, we feel the need to explain, defend, or justify our response. What would happen if we left out the but and simply let our words stand on their own with confidence and grace?

Broke and Feeling Guilty
Broke and Feeling Guilty

As a single mom trying to build a better future, I often face the pain of not being able to give my boys everything they need. I have chosen to invest in myself first, not because it is easy, but because I believe it is the only way out of this season. Even when it hurts, I hold on to the dream that one day we will have more than enough and I will be able to give them the life God promised us.