Rewriting Your Happily Ever After

An uplifting story of gratitude and forgiveness that describes life after divorce and serves as proof that it is possible to rewrite your own happily-ever-after despite unexpected detours.

Writing with the empathy of someone who has seen and survived divorce, PeggySue Wells offers a practical and encouraging resource for the newly divorced woman. With inspiring Scripture passages, light humor, and sage advice, Rediscovering Your Happily Ever After gives vital steps to reestablish emotional and spiritual health—and nurture children at the same time.

Although you are never prepared to deal with the stress, trauma, upheaval and changes caused by the end of a marriage, particularly a long-term one, you can, and will, survive your midlife divorce! This guide will help you start the transition from being married to single and from being bitter to better. Whether you are facing the first few days of the divorce or you're already picking up the pieces and moving on, this will become your source to rebuild your life, handle the many challenges that come with change, and rise above the situation. Gain a better understanding of midlife divorce and learn how to let go of the anger, hurt, and blame, and start looking at your divorce not as an end, but as a new beginning for you. Change your negative thinking, improve your self-esteem, increase your confidence, and start rewriting your happily ever after today!

Its a startling statistic. Fifty percent of first-time marriages will end in divorce. Most people start a marriage by living happily ever after, but they often fail to maintain that status. In The Ten Laws of Happily Ever After, author and relationship coach Trevor J. Dimick presents ten universal laws of life that will provide couples with the principles to create a satisfying, long-term marriage full of love. By following the principles presented in Dimicks guide, couples can repair a broken marriage, fortify a strong marriage, help prevent broken families, and create blissful, lasting relationships. He communicates that the key to creating strong marriages revolves around ten universal laws: The Law of Choice The Law of Symptoms The Law of Kingdoms The Law of Change The Law of Focus The Law of Needs, Wants, and Expectations The Law of Love The Law of Communication The Law of Side Effects The Law of Marriage The Ten Laws of Happily Ever After strives to create a better world by strengthening marriages and families everywhere. Everyone deserves to live happily ever after.

And She Lived Happily Ever After is an inspirational and motivational book for women, reminding them that they are in charge of their happy-ever-afterness and that they don’t have to adhere to societal rules and regulations if they don’t wish to. Inside these pages, Deborah Durbin covers more than thirty life tips and reminders, including building your own world profile, why it’s important to wait 24 hours before reacting, why it’s so important to surround yourself with radiators and not drains, and many more life lessons Durbin has learned over the years. These lessons are short and to the point and written in a style whereby the reader can dip in and out for a life lesson when it suits them.

Day 1: Throw a pity party for one. Day 10: Get Even. Day 21: Throw a Movin' On Party. Everybody may play the fool sometime, but no one wants to do it for long. With "The Relationship Journalist" Lisa Steadman as their guide, you can boot Mr. Wrong from your heart and mind in less time than it takes to write a eulogy. Complete with worksheets designed to speed the recovery process, this interactive, edgy workbook takes you from "I'll never be the same" to "What was his name?" in less time than it takes to sell his stuff on Craigslist.

"Embark on a journey of self-discovery with 'Rewrite Your Own Life Story.' Your existence is a canvas awaiting your masterful strokes, not etched in stone but shaped by your innermost beliefs. Dive into this enlightening ebook, where your life's tale is a mosaic crafted by fate and your guiding compass. Your past is but a prologue to the story you're about to author."

How do you fix a broken story? In this fallen world, life is often not how we thought it would be. Jobs vanish, relationships crumble, health fails. How do we find the hope to persevere? We can make sense of our broken stories by seeing them in the context of a larger and greater story. Kenneth Boa shows how God can transform our lives with an eternal perspective, when we live with the end in mind. In light of eternity, our struggles are temporary and our plot twists are not fatal. We are hard-wired by God with eternity in our hearts, and that longing gives us purpose, blesses others and helps us make a lasting mark on the world. Knowing our future is crucial to living our present. When we see our stories within his greater story, we learn to live with a heavenly perspective and follow it all the way home.