Navigating Divorce, Career Shifts, and Financial Planning with Lara Buelow

Broke Up, Not Broke(n)™

Jamie M. Lima is joined by Lara Buelow to explore the intersection of divorce, career transitions, and financial planning. Lara shares her personal experiences and insights from her upcoming book, offering advice on assessing financial risk tolerance and managing life shifts. They discuss the WOOP goal-setting framework, the cost of divorce, and the importance of resources and accountability. The conversation touches on balancing career demands, negotiation skills, and reentering the workforce post-divorce. Emphasizing reinvention, they highlight the emotional challenges and the necessity of building a support system and maintaining a social network. Lara shares personal stories of family support during her divorce journey.

Links you can visit to explore Lara Buelow's work:

www.instagram.com/larabuelow www.linkedin.com/in/larabuelow/ www.facebook.com/lara.bcoaching www.youtube.com/channel/UC1HCPGZ0UR8f8lXQeIeDnOQ

As a certified coach and professional life designer, Lara Buelow is a catalyst for transformation. She specializes in guiding professional women through powerful career transitions, empowering them to become their most effective, fulfilled selves. With a talent for helping clients get unstuck and reignite their passions, Lara infuses her coaching with a contagious zest for life. She firmly believes that joy and purpose should be integral to success, encouraging clients to have more fun, chase their dreams, and rediscover their sense of purpose.

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(0:00) Welcome and introduction of Lara Buelow (1:09) Lara Buelow's background, expertise, and upcoming book (4:05) Personal experiences with divorce and financial advice during career shifts (6:56) Assessing financial risk tolerance and managing life transitions (10:32) Career transition considerations and the WOOP goal-setting framework (13:14) Financial planning and the cost of divorce (16:36) Resources and accountability in career and life transitions (19:38) Balancing career demands and starting over after divorce (20:58) Negotiation skills and resources for reentering the workforce (22:06) Reinvention, emotional challenges, and building a support system (24:05) The importance of maintaining a social network and creating "Team You" (26:09) Personal experience with family support during divorce (29:34) Closing thoughts and gratitude