Working on Amazing is all about rebuilding an amazing life after divorce or a bad breakup. This is a podcast for women who feel like they are starting over midlife. Coming out of a long term relationship can feel overwhelming and finding your footing in the new normal takes time. This podcast offers a mix of hope and encouragement along with some practical advice on rebuilding a truly amazing life.
When life feels heavy, our minds naturally zoom in on what’s wrong. Loss, disappointment, and stress can create a negative filter where everything feels harder than it really is. But here’s the hopeful truth: your brain can change.
In today’s episode, we’re talking about the power of remembering the good—not in a shallow, “just think positive” way, but in a grounded, science-backed way. Research on neuroplasticity shows that when we...
When we talk about physical health, we usually think about food and movement—but real health goes deeper. It includes how we sleep, how we manage stress, and how our nervous system functions. Today we’re talking about magnesium, a mineral that plays a role in over 300 biochemical reactions in the body—and one many of us are deficient in.
Recently, a study suggested that magnesium may be as effective as antidepressants for some peopl...
After a major life transition like divorce, betrayal, loss, or job upheaval, many women struggle with a painful question: “Can I trust myself anymore?” In this episode, we talk about what biblical, God-centered wisdom really looks like—and how God invites us to stop carrying the pressure of having to get every decision “perfect.” We’ll explore how wisdom isn’t about reacting in anger, proving a point, or always having the answers....
Exploring how choosing “less” — fewer possessions, fewer obligations, less visual and mental clutter — can actually create more peace, time, margin, freedom, and joy. Minimalism not as deprivation, but as intentional living.
Life is full of moments that feel deeply unfair — divorce, betrayal, unexpected loss, medical diagnoses and broken dreams. When something feels unfair, it can leave us angry, hurt, resentful, stuck, or spinning in “why me?”
This episode explores how to process, heal, and release what feels unfair so we can move forward and rebuild lives filled with hope, purpose, and peace.
Do you ever feel like time has slipped through your fingers?
Between grief, starting over, caretaking, work, and everyday responsibilities, many women feel like they don’t have enough time — or that the time they do have is fragmented and unproductive.
In this episode, we’re talking about reclaiming lost time — not by cramming more into our schedules, but by rethinking how we use the small, overlooked moments of our day.
Those m...
Intermittent fasting has become a popular health trend — but is it actually helpful, especially for women in midlife who are navigating stress, hormonal changes, grief, or starting over? In this episode, we break down what intermittent fasting really is, the potential benefits, different ways to approach it, and how to discern whether it’s a healthy option for you — not just what works on social media.
When life turns upside down — through divorce, loss, job changes, or unexpected transitions — it can feel like everything is happening to us. In today’s episode, we unpack Stephen Covey’s powerful 90/10 Rule: 10% of life is what happens to us, and 90% is how we respond.
This doesn’t mean minimizing pain or pretending hard things don’t hurt. It means recognizing that even in the middle of grief, uncertainty, or starting over, we stil...
When life changes suddenly, finances are often the last thing we feel emotionally ready to deal with - but they are one of the most important areas to tend to. In this episode we are talking about financial housekeeping: the practical, often overlooked tasks that help protect you, reduce stress and create stability as you start over.
Please understand, this isn't about becoming a financial expert. This is about making sure the ...
As we close out 2025, it’s time to pause and reflect. What went well this year? What didn’t go as planned? What lessons did we learn along the way? In this final episode of the year, let's take an honest look back at the past twelve months—celebrating growth, acknowledging challenges, and identifying what needs to change. Together, we’ll explore how reflection can lead to renewal and how to step into the new year with hope, fa...
Sometimes the simplest things can make a biggest difference like kindness. Whether it’s Christmas or any ordinary Tuesday, random acts of kindness can shift our perspective, lift our mood, and remind us that we still have something to give — no matter what season of life we’re in. Let's talk about practical ideas for spreading joy to others — even when you’re the one who could use some joy yourself.
If Christmas doesn't feel wonderful - if you are just ready for the whole season to be done and over with - you are not alone. Grief, heartbreak, disappointment and sadness all feel heightened in contrast to the joy and merriment around us this time of year. If you feel like you are in a dark place this Christmas, then this is the episode for you. Light overcoming darkness is what the Christmas story is all about. Physical dar...
Have you ever heard the scripture that says God is close to the broken hearted? It's comforting until you actually feel that way. In the middle of our pain we rarely feel close to God. We feel lonely. How do we line up the truth of the scripture with the reality of what we feel? Let's talk about that.
It's important to take a moment - to look back and reflect on this past year - what worked? What didn't? What kind of woman do you want to become? Knowing the answers to these questions help shape our goals for the new year. I'm not talking about making crazy over the top unattainable goals. I'm talking about making realistic, doable goals that move you in the direction of an amazing life
It's not easy to get things done when you are overwhelmed. We tend to put things off when we're sad or down. But the reality is life doesn't stop when we're struggling and there are some adulting tasks that have to be taken care of regardless of how upset we are. Time management for the overwhelmed heart offers gentle, simple solutions for getting the necessary things done.
It's easy to remember when things were different. It doesn't take much to remember the past when the Thanksgiving table was full and laughter was in the air. In a society that celebrates more - we can feel like a failure when we have less. Let's shift our focus this Thanksgiving - instead of looking back on the way things used to be or comparing ourselves to others - let's focus on what we DO have - what we have...
Do you view your body as a project - something to be fixed? Or do you view it as something to be loved and cared for? Changing our mindset on how we view ourselves and our bodies is a major key to not only a healthier lifestyle but also to emotional healing. Today I talk about practical ways to truly nurture your body.
Christmas and Thanksgiving are such a wonderful time of year. That is unless you are in the middle of change - in the middle of loss - in the middle of a truly difficult season. Then the holidays are just a painful reminder of they way things used to be. Knowing that the upcoming weeks and months can be an emotional minefield - lets talk about how to navigate it. How to handle the changes. Let's talk about new traditions - abo...
What we focus on matters. If we focus on the negative things that have happened we end up in a negative mood. If we focus on positive things like gratitude our mood shifts in a more forward direction. We have to make the conscious choice - we have to choose what we are going to focus on. Let's stop ruminating on the negative events of our past - let's redirect our thoughts to something we choose - something better.
Negative things happen. Sometimes big, horrible, traumatic things. It can be hard to move past them. How do we rebuild an amazing life when something so big and so negative is right there in our past? How do we begin to change the negative thing that happened into something positive? Is that even possible? I have 6 tips to get you started.
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Saskia Inwood woke up one morning, knowing her life would never be the same. The night before, she learned the unimaginable – that the husband she knew in the light of day was a different person after dark. This season unpacks Saskia’s discovery of her husband’s secret life and her fight to bring him to justice. Along the way, we expose a crime that is just coming to light. This is also a story about the myth of the “perfect victim:” who gets believed, who gets doubted, and why. We follow Saskia as she works to reclaim her body, her voice, and her life. If you would like to reach out to the Betrayal Team, email us at betrayalpod@gmail.com. Follow us on Instagram @betrayalpod and @glasspodcasts. Please join our Substack for additional exclusive content, curated book recommendations, and community discussions. Sign up FREE by clicking this link Beyond Betrayal Substack. Join our community dedicated to truth, resilience, and healing. Your voice matters! Be a part of our Betrayal journey on Substack.
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