
265. You Trusted Him. It Cost You Everything. Now Money Feels Just As Risky After Divorce.
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Trust and money go hand in hand after divorce—yet both feel broken. When the person who swore forever betrayed you, even opening your wallet can feel unsafe.
You’ll Learn
- Why money feels emotionally risky after betrayal.
- How your nervous system links financial fear to past trust wounds.
- The first step to rebuilding safety with money in your body—not just your bank account.
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When trust is broken in marriage, it doesn’t just live in your memories—it shows up in how you relate to money. Bills, budgets, even dreams of independence can trigger the same body-wide fear you felt in betrayal.
In this episode, I share how to understand the trust-money connection, and what your nervous system needs to feel grounded again. When money feels safe, you stop shrinking and start creating a future you actually trust.
Money after divorce doesn’t have to feel unsafe—healing starts in your nervous system.
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