- Plan your days.
- Take action whether you feel like it or not.
- Engage in lifelong learning.
- Give more in value than you receive.
- Don't wait (time can't be replaced).
- Find another widow that has achieved balance and look for things that she has done that you can do also.
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Being A Widow Isn't Easy
Archive notice: This is a historical post from Mary’s years of blogging. Some older posts may mention products, courses or shop items that are no longer available, as Mary now focuses her time and energy on supporting widows inside her private Facebook community. The guidance and stories remain here as a free resource for widows.
For current ways to connect with Mary’s work, you can:
- Read her book on Amazon .
- Request to join her private Facebook group for widows .
Those early days of widowhood I'd just as soon forget, but all the pain and loss has shaped who I am today and is why I'm here to be part of your own journey.
I provide valuable information, support and resources for the soul purpose of helping you to grieve and heal. Sometimes my advice is hard to take in and you may not like or agree with what I've got to say. But that's okay because we all have our own journey to travel and there is no one right path for all.
Many widows have hopes and dreams that are lost, so they have to get rebalanced with new hopes and dreams. But how are they going to do that if they have no specific goals and no plans for achieving them?
Don't just be a dreamer, take action steps by developing good habits and having some kind of plan in place. Once you know who you wish to become, are clear on your dreams and begin living those visions, you have opened the door to your new life.