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In today’s episode, I’ll continue my interview Lauren Sullivan, a mid-life transformation expert and the award-winning author of Give Wings to Your Dreams. In Part 2, she shares her 7-step process for how to reawaken your passion and joy in life.

In today’s episode, I’ll interview Lauren Sullivan, a mid-life transformation expert and the award-winning author of Give Wings to Your Dreams. In Part 1, she shares about her own divorce, her departure from a senior position in Silicon Valley and coping with her ex-husband’s drug addiction. We’ll discuss the major obstacles to living your dreams and learning how to listen to your own “inner coach” instead of only to your “inner critic.” We’ll also discuss how to set boundaries and model appropriate self-care for our children.

In today’s episode, I continue my discussion of with Max Sindell, the author of a book written specifically for children of divorce called “The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents’ Divorce.” He wrote this book specifically for children to help share his experience, demystify the process for children and help them find the “bright side” in his parents’ divorce. We’ll continue our conversation about parental dating, remarriage and new stepparents, how children can best handle the pros and cons of their parents divorce. You can find out more about Max and his work at www.survivingyourparentsdivorce.com

Today’s episode is the first part of Carolyn’s  interview with author Max Sindell, who wrote “The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents’ Divorce.” Now a young man in his early twenties, Sindell decided to write a guide specifically for children on how to handle their parents divorce. He draws specifically on his own experiences of his parents’ divorce and growing up with multiple stepparents, new families, and half-brothers. We’ll discuss his Divorced Kids Bill of Rights, how to handle family politics, the downside and the upside of divorce, all from a child’s perspective. You can find out more about Max and his work at www.survivingyourparentsdivorce.com