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Divorce Road™ Coaching
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Is your marriage stressing you out?
Breakup feels heartbreaking
but living like this is destroying you
I know how it feels
Arguments. Disagreements about finances. Lack of intimacy.
For years, you’ve been spending $1,000s, without even realizing it, to put up with your wife’s material desires or to cover for your husband’s mess.
You keep wishing they will understand, they will grow up, and start focusing on expressing real love and appreciation.
Let me tell you. It’s never enough.
I’ve been there
For me, getting a divorce was never an option. Until I realized I was doing something wrong, not them.
You can stop being miserable and start enjoying a happy life with your children and a peaceful romantic relationship. Without feeling guilty. Saving $10,000s on legal fees. But you need to take the first step.
If you’re ready to be happy
click above to check your Marriage Type, that will tell you what you can do about it.
The 4 Milestones on the Divorce Road
You don’t have to jump to conclusions, and think divorce is the only solution, but at the same time you should force yourself into a miserable, toxic, or even traumatic relationship. You need some strategy and a little bit of initial reflection. It takes 4 specific steps to be sure you find happiness during and after your divorce.
Is divorce right for you?
If you need help deciding whether divorce is the right choice for you, download my free e-book, which describes the first milestone of the Divorce Road: evaluate how much the unhappy marriage is costing you and your children.
But a divorce can be costly, too
$30, $50… $70,000 and up
True. Unfortunately, lawyers and the judicial system stand by your side from a legal point of view, but neither provide you with a strategy that is friendly to your bank account. Especially if your spouse is uncooperative, your divorce could end up costing you $30, $50… $70,000 and even more, and it could drag on for years.
Not if you stay on the Divorce Road.
I’m Franco Varone
Certified Life Coach
Awarded Engineer
Inventor
Proud Single Parent
“Set yourself free to love again”
Why you need coaching
Many people stay in unhealthy relationships because of some emotional pressure: guilt for ending the relationship, fear of never finding love (again), worry for the children’s future, just to name a few.
As your coach, I will assist you in putting your finger on bad habits and correcting them, and in dismantling limiting beliefs that keep you stuck in a rut or make you overcompensate, perpetuating undesirable results.
Interested?
Call for a 45-min free evaluation of the costs of your unhappy marriage and to go through the 4 milestones of the Divorce Road.
DIVORCE ROAD. The most effective coaching for guiding you through your stressful marriage, avoiding spending $10,000s on lawyers, and securing a romantic partnership that lives up to your highest expectations.
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