Wendy Paige Sterling left corporate America and built a seven-figure divorce coaching business by using deliberate pauses to make intentional choices. She credits pauses with helping her file for divorce, step back from autopilot, and re-evaluate what matters after her mother died.
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Really, it was that moment eight years ago that I have gone back to that feeling multiple times. I have found my power in the pause many other times since, you know, leaving, deciding to file for divorce, deciding at the same time to leave corporate America and to become an entrepreneur and start my first seven figure divorce coaching business to then, you know, my mom passed away. And really reevaluating what, what it was that I still wanted to do, did I still want a coach divorce? Did I want to do something else? And really, it's those moments of pause that have really gifted me with the opportunity to start making decisions that were in my best interest, instead of leaning into, you know, a more reactive state that happens when you're on autopilot and what I call people pleasing and really living your life for other people instead of going inside and choosing to live life for yourself.