There are lots of spiritual concepts that you’ve heard about, and that I talked about in my coaching, that are extremely helpful to be aware of. Among them is letting go.
We have to let go. Change is happening. If you hold on it’s going to be painful. Letting go allows you to learn the lessons and allows you to see what life has to offer you. Holding on is all about fear. Much of what we do is fear-based. And when we’re in a divorce, fear comes up in full force.
Letting go is about choosing love, opening your heart, and giving yourself the opportunity to listen and make good, healthy choices.
Founder/Director at BetterMen Coaching
For over 30 years, as a men’s life coach, I've coached men, couples, families, several weekly men’s groups, facilitated men's retreats, and wrote a best-selling relationship manual for men. All the while, I was trying to be a good dad while struggling with the pressures of running a business, and being in a marriage that didn’t suit me. What I've learned over the years I share through BetterMenCoaching.com. I invite you come and learn how you can actually become the man you've always wanted to be.
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