Summary

Just one month shy of their 20th wedding anniversary, Emily was widowed unexpectedly at the age of 37 due to Covid. Emily’s husband, Nathan, was the core of their family as the stay at home dad. They have 4 children who were ages 10 - 19 at the time. Emily shares how she left her corporate job and became self-employed founding Brave Widow and the membership community to help other young widows navigate grief, heal their heart, find hope, and dream again for their future. Not having debt gave her a lot of flexibility to pivot to a new career that fit her family. She shares other tips on changing her career and investing in real estate.

Resources

Emily references this book “The Grief Recovery Method Handbook” https://www.griefrecoverymethod.com/books/grief-recovery-handbook-src

Find Emily’s podcast and coaching program here: https://www.bravewidow.com/podcasts/brave-widow-show

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