Reinventing Life and Finances After Divorce with Josh Tomeoni

Broke Up, Not Broke(n)™

Jamie M. Lima and Josh Tomioni discuss the importance of understanding gender differences in seeking divorce help and emphasize the need to build a strong divorce support team. They explore strategies to avoid financial mistakes by collaborating with planners and highlight the significance of self-care and mental health during the process. The conversation delves into using vision boards for financial reinvention and offers insights on reinventing life post-divorce.

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Josh Tomeoni is the ultimate derelict! He just joined the ranks of middle age turning 40. He has a world-class coaching company and hosts The Derelict Podcast which gives men the freedom and space to be real and authentic about their struggles real-time. He opens up his soul every single week to others that relate to being successful, but not sure how to deal with “failure” in their life in real-time.

He’s grown multiple financial planning companies over the past 18 years and has had lots of success. Why does that matter? Because he, like every other successful person on the planet, has experienced failure. He’s failed at marriage, business, parenting, friendship, you name it- and he’s learned from all of it. After all, failure is just the next step in success. Father of 3 wonderful kids and loves to travel and adventure every chance he gets!

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(0:00) Welcome and introduction with Josh Tomeoni (1:12) Gender differences in seeking divorce help (6:15) Building the right divorce support team (10:50) Avoiding financial mistakes with planners (12:39) Self-care and mental health strategies (19:54) Vision boards and financial reinvention (24:06) Reinventing life post-divorce (25:05) Sponsor: Free ebook for listeners (26:08) Healthy relationships after divorce (32:01) Closing remarks and sponsor mention