This is How You Move UP After a Breakup or Divorce | Part I | 34.1
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Feeling stuck after a breakup or divorce? Most men stay focused on what they lost. The ones who actually move up start building toward something better. In Part I of this series, I show you how to start moving forward with purpose:
- How to plan your life backwards — beginning with a clear vision and working back from there
- Why raising your personal standards (especially around health and daily habits) accelerates progress
- How to allocate real time to your vision so it stops being a vague idea and becomes momentum
When you lock in a meaningful direction and start working toward it, two powerful things happen: you begin feeling better because you’re building something that matters, and you create a healthy distraction that pulls your focus off your ex. This is the foundation of moving up — not just moving on. Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube.
Ready to start building higher?
Stop looking backward.
Start designing what’s next.
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Hosted by Chris Ryan - Professional Life Coach | B.A. Psychology
Breakup and divorce recovery coaching for men
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