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In this brief interview segment, Speaker A emphasizes the need for a divorce coach who can steer clients away from dwelling on past events and keep them oriented toward the future. Speaker B reinforces this point by highlighting that most clients are not experts in navigating divorce, and the value lies in the coach’s extensive, battle‑tested experience—having guided hundreds of divorces rather than just one. The dialogue underscores that a seasoned coach provides credibility, practical insight, and a forward‑looking mindset essential for healing.

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