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Elicia Woodford is the founder of Core Emotional Healing®, author of Free To Be Me, and host of the Resource Vibe podcast. Elicia shares her extraordinary journey through divorce, grief, miscarriage, identity shifts, and the courage it took to walk away from relationships and dreams that no longer aligned with who she truly was. From Atlanta to Thailand, Costa Rica, and now the South of France, her story is a powerful reminder that healing isn't about becoming someone new—it's about returning to yourself.We talk about:- Leaving an abusive marriage and choosing yourself- Grieving lost dreams, identities, and expectations- Rebuilding self-trust after trauma- Listening to your intuition and your body- Gentle healing during life's hardest transitions- The inspiration behind her book, Free To Be MeIf you're navigating divorce, heartbreak, loss, or a major life transition, this conversation will remind you that your next chapter is waiting. Follow Elicia Woodford:Elicia Woodford, Author, Resource Vibe Podcast Host (@eliciawoodford) • Instagram photos and videosinstagram.com

On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Amy Slate — Realtor®, Founder of The Breakup Broker, and someone who turned one of the most overwhelming parts of divorce into a mission to help others.After being unexpectedly faced with her own divorce and major decisions surrounding multiple properties, Amy realized just how unsupported people feel when asking one huge question: “What do I do with the house?” Now, through The Breakup Broker, Amy helps people navigate divorce, separation, and major life transitions with strategy, compassion, and real-world guidance — so they can make empowered decisions for their next chapter. This conversation is honest, practical, emotional, and incredibly helpful for anyone navigating change. Follow Amy: @thebreakupbroker_@theamyslate

This week I’m joined by Dr. Margaret Cochran—transpersonal psychologist, clinical social worker, and expert in helping high-achieving women recognize toxic patterns and reclaim their power. We talk about boundaries, burnout, and what it really means when your stress isn’t the problem… but the environment you’re in is. If you’ve ever questioned whether it’s you—or the system—you need this conversation. We talk about:- Margarets Whole Brain Approach-Recognizing toxic patterns-At what point does someone realize "This isn't just stress..."-Signs someone is in a toxic workplace or relationship Follow Dr. Margaret Cochran @doctorcochran

Some relationships don’t fall apart overnight…they slowly reveal the truth you’ve been trying not to see. On this episode of The Rewrite, I sit down with Jennifer Warren Mediwn—Empowerment Strategist, Divorce Coach, and founder of JWM Coaching—for a conversation that is as honest as it is transformative. Jennifer shares her deeply personal story of staying in a 17-year marriage she knew, early on, wasn’t truly aligned—and the fear, pressure, and self-doubt that kept her there. Until one day… she chose herself. We talk about:• The quiet voice we ignore—and what happens when it gets louder• Victims or Creators / Not a To Do BUT a To Be• How to rebuild self-trust after years of disconnect• What it really takes to leave—and begin again• Her I.M.P.A.C.T. Method + “Brave Bites Forward™” approach to healing • Her book Strategies & Tips from a Divorce Coach: A Roadmap to Move Forward, a practical and empowering guide for those navigating the challenges of divorce. This isn’t just about divorce—it’s about truth, courage, and the moment you realize you hold the key to your own freedom. If something in your life feels off… this episode will speak to you. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts@therewrite_podcastFollow Jennifer:JWM Coaching http://www.JWMCoaching.org (http://www.jwmcoaching.org/ Jennifer@JWMCoaching.org @JWMcoaching

Rising costs. Less time. More pressure to move faster and smarter. I’m joined by Daymond John of Shark Tank to break down how entrepreneurs are actually using AI in a practical way—cutting down on manual work, gaining real-time insight, and simplifying how they operate. Because right now, growth isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing it smarter. We also talk about why time is your most valuable asset, how real-time data is changing decision-making, and how platforms like Intuit Enterprise Suite are helping business owners stay ahead. Follow Daymond John:@sharktankabc@thesharkgroup @fubu

Divorce is already one of the most destabilizing experiences a person can go through… Now add mental health into the equation—and suddenly, everything feels like it’s on the line. In this episode of The Rewrite, I sit down with attorney Melissa Needle of Needle | Cuda Divorce and Family Law to talk about what really happens when mental health becomes part of a custody case. We talk about:– Mental Health and its Impact on Custody in Connecticut Divorce – What courts actually look at (it’s not what you think)– What a diagnosis actually means for their custody case– The Psychological Evaluation Process – How Does Mental Health continue to shape the custody picture after the divorce is final. This conversation is honest, empowering, and something so many people need to hear. If you’ve ever wondered, “Will this cost me my kids?” — this episode is for you.Follow Melissa Needle- Needle | Cuda Divorce And Family Lawhttps://www.needlecuda.com@divorcesource_ct

On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Dr. Stephen Paul Edwards—author, speaker, and PhD in Spiritual Counseling. Stephen’s work dives deep into the unconscious patterns that shape our relationships, our choices, and ultimately, our lives. But what makes this conversation so powerful is that it’s not just theory—it’s lived experience. We talk about what happens when you can no longer ignore the gap between who you think you are… and how you’re actually showing up. From cycles of desire, secrecy, and emotional avoidance—to radical self-honesty and accountability—Stephen shares what it really takes to confront yourself and choose a different path forward. This episode explores:• Why we stay stuck in patterns that hurt us• The role of accountability in true healing• Understanding desire, attachment, and emotional dependency• What it means to rewrite your identity—not just your behavior Stephen also shares insights from his book, The Venus Fly Trap: Sex, Lies, and Repercussions—a raw and revealing look at the consequences of unconscious living and the power of choosing differently. If you’ve ever found yourself repeating patterns you don’t fully understand… This conversation is for you.Follow Stephen: https://www.instagram.com/vft23_official/https://x.com/Stephen_Edwardzhttps://www.facebook.com/people/VFT23/61575468609762/https://www.linkedin.com/in/seemiracleshttps://www.tiktok.com/@vft23_official?lang=enhttps://vft23.com/

On this episode of The Rewrite, I’m joined by Beth Kraszewski—Founder of Purposeful Wealth Advisors, CFP®, CDFA®, and one of the country’s leading experts in divorce financial strategy. Her message is clear—you are stronger than you know. Beth is also the author of Stronger Than You Know—a must-read for any woman navigating divorce and financial independence.Beth has worked behind the scenes of high-asset, high-conflict divorces—where emotions run high, assets can be hidden, and the wrong financial decision can impact your future for decades.But what makes this conversation so powerful… is how she brings humanity into the numbers.We talk about: - Why fear, grief, and urgency should never drive financial decisions - What really happens behind the scenes in complex divorces - How to protect yourself when assets aren’t fully transparent - Why the “day after divorce” isn’t the transformation—but the beginning of it Beth also shares a deeply moving client story that perfectly captures what The Rewrite is all about: Sometimes life doesn’t go as planned… but what unfolds can be even more aligned, peaceful, and true. Connect with Beth: Websites: www.bethkraszewski.com and www.purposefulwealthadvisors.comInstagramFacebookLinkedIn Book: Stronger Than You Know (available on Amazon)

Divorce is emotional—but it’s also deeply financial. And the decisions you make can shape your future for years to come. On this episode, I’m joined by Melissa Murphy Pavone, CFP®, CDFA®, founder of Mindful Divorce Partners, to break down what you really need to know when it comes to money and divorce. We talk about: • The biggest financial mistakes people make • What to do before you file • The truth about keeping the house • Retirement, taxes, and long-term planning • How to build the right divorce team Melissa brings both expertise and compassion to this conversation—and reminds us that divorce doesn’t have to be a battle. It can be thoughtful, informed, and empowering. Follow Melissa: @mindfuldivorcepartners www.mindfuldivorcepartners.com

This episode of The Rewrite we’re talking about something that quietly runs the show in so many relationships—the division of power inside a marriage, and how it impacts every single step when a divorce begins.From finances to household roles to decision-making, these dynamics don’t just disappear when a marriage ends—they shape the entire process of separation, negotiation, and outcome.Joining the conversation is Attorney Melissa Needle of Needle | Cuda Divorce and Family Law, bringing over 30 years of experience in high-net-worth divorce.Understanding this is the first step in knowing what to expect, protecting yourself, and moving forward with clarity instead of confusion.This is the part of divorce most people don’t see coming—but it changes everything.Follow Melissa Needle | Cuda Divorce and Family Law https://www.needlecuda.com