Empowering Stay-at-Home Moms: Financial Independence and Coping Through Divorce with Amanda Haro
Jamie M. Lima is joined by Amanda Haro to discuss her personal journey through divorce as a stay-at-home mom. The conversation delves into the unique challenges faced by women in this situation, including overcoming stigmas and achieving financial independence. They explore the difficulties of job searching during the pandemic and the concept of "F*ck It Mothering." The episode addresses tackling burnout and maintaining consistent parenting post-divorce, while also emphasizing the importance of support systems and mental health. Amanda shares insights on coping strategies, dealing with financial aspects, and connecting with others in similar situations, concluding with her closing thoughts.
Key Points
- Trusting yourself is crucial for navigating the financial and emotional complexities of divorce, as self-confidence can help you face and overcome challenges.
- Letting go of expectations and focusing on how you want to show up for your children can significantly reduce stress and improve co-parenting dynamics.
- Building a supportive community around you, including coaching and therapy, can help alleviate feelings of shame and isolation, making the divorce process more manageable.
Visit Amanda Haro's links to explore more of her work:
YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN4ziN1RYqPnHeoKpGyPq1A
IG: https://www.instagram.com/fckitmothering
LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-haro-fck-it-mothering/
Amanda is a single mom of 4 girls and a burnout and confidence coach for other moms. She teaches women how to liberate themselves off the backburner through her podcast, "F*ck It Mothering", and through her coaching packages.
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