
Hosted by Renée Mitchell Simpson · EN

One of my most popular episodes was last year when @TheBoldnessCoach shared what she calls her "dating chronicles" with us. So finally, here's my version of dating chronicles. It's not as bad as you think it is out here in these dating streets. LOL

My dear friend Denine came to visit me on my teal sofa recently and was kind enough to share with us about her journey of surviving the loss of her spouse. While balancing work, her businesses and self care, Denine served as her husbands caregiver through the 10 years of his illness. Join us as we discuss the pain of watching a spouse succumb to illness while ultimately still finding a way to Unapologetically FLY (Finally Live for Yourself). How to reach Denine: www.youtube.com/@livinghealthychannel Website: Living Healthy - www.livinghealthy1.org

At 50 plus, my good sis Desiree finds herself balancing her new found peace with the pain of ending a decades long marriage. Listen in as she shares about the joys of learning to Unapologetically FLY (Finally Live for Yourself). You can reach Desiree at https://beacons.ai/desireedixonsmith

I'm back! I took a break to get caught up on some school work. Thanks for being here for the return of the podcast! Since we last met I've been in the gym and eating healthy, and lost 20 pounds! Remember when I said it's not too late to make friends later in life? Well meet my new friend Monique. We'll discuss her amazing detox soup that not only promotes weight loss but healing. It's a recipe she created after losing multiple family members to colon cancer. Join us as we discuss the benefits of Mo's Detox Soup and her upcoming move to Thailand. Sis is truly the example of how to Finally Live for Yourself! Text Mo to request the soup at 706-405-0734

It's been a little over a year since I left my 20 year marriage, and here's how I'm doing. If you're going through or contemplating divorce, or just want to know how to get through a difficult time, listen up! It's not the end of the world, even though I thought it was for a second. But the truth is, there is life after divorce.