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S1:E2 – JIMBO MARSHALL "Hiring the Wrong Attorney Cost Me”

Divorce can feel like survival mode—especially when you’re raising teenagers who feel everything happening at home. In Episode 2 of Divorcing Strong, Becky Sampson sits down with Jimbo Marshall (video marketing expert and performer) for a real conversation about what worked, what didn’t, and how to stay calm while navigating the divorce process.

Jimbo shares how avoidance and weak communication patterns [KW: conflict avoidance] stretched a struggling marriage into 17 years—and how family health crises and financial stress compounded everything. He also talks candidly about the moment he realized he was giving his daughter relationship advice he wasn’t living… and why he chose to take action.

If you’re in the middle of it, this episode helps you slow down and make choices that protect your future—especially when you’re tempted to agree to anything just to stop the pain. Jimbo explains what he wishes he knew about hiring an attorney (hint: specialization matters) [KW: family law attorney] and why patience and consistency with kids can matter more than “winning” the moment [KW: divorce with teenagers].

Key takeaways:

Don’t make short-term pain-relief decisions that turn into long-term regrets [KW: divorce decision-making].

Keep showing up for your kids—patient, consistent, honest—even when they pull away [KW: parenting through divorce].

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S1:E1 – AMEENAH ASANTE "Divorcing a Bigamist: I Found Out He Lived a Double Life"

When divorce hits—especially with betrayal and kids—it’s easy to spiral into fear, self-doubt, and constant reactivity. In this episode of Divorcing Strong, Becky Sampson talks with Ameenah Asante, a transformational life coach and wellness professional, about how to stay grounded during divorce [KW: grounding during divorce], keep your integrity intact, and make decisions that protect your mental health [KW: divorce mental health] and your children’s stability.

Ameenah shares her story of leaving Japan with her kids after learning her husband had been unfaithful and married to another person in another country—and how “definitive information” helped her move from questioning and being gaslit [KW: gaslighting in marriage] to acting from an empowered place. You’ll hear practical strategies for identifying your values, creating healthy boundaries with an ex [KW: boundaries with ex], and narrowing communication when manipulation has been part of the pattern.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

How to anchor to self-worth, self-love, and connection to God [KW: self-worth after divorce] when emotions run high

Why shifting communication to email/text/voice notes only can protect your peace [KW: divorce communication boundaries]