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Stop surviving your divorce.
Start running it.
Download the free CEO Strategy Brief – Starter Edition and step into the role of the one person who should be leading your divorce: you.
What You’ll Get
- A clear picture of where you actually are. The Situation Snapshot in Section 1 gets the swirling thoughts out of your head and onto the page so you can finally see your divorce for what it is, not what it feels like.
- Clarity on what actually matters to you. Before anyone asks you to compromise, Section 2 helps you name your non-negotiables and your priorities so you negotiate from a position of knowing, not guessing.
- An honest look at who is in your corner. Section 3 helps you map your current team and spot the gaps because most women find they are missing the one kind of support that makes everything else easier.
- Your next three CEO moves. Not a 47-point plan. Section 4 helps you identify the most important actions to take in order so you leave the Brief with momentum, not just clarity.
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About emma
Emma Heptonstall is The Divorce Alchemist® a specialist trauma-responsive and therapeutic divorce coach, author of How to Be a Lady Who Leaves, and founder of She Can Divorce.
For more than a decade she has helped women navigate divorce without losing themselves in the process.
The CEO Strategy Brief is built on the same methodology that runs through everything Emma teaches: that the women who come out of divorce well are not the ones with the best solicitor or the deepest pockets, they are the ones who decide, early on, that they are the ones in charge.
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