Divorce can change your relationship with money in ways you may not recognize until years later.

You can be responsible, financially stable, and doing everything “right” while still making money decisions from the version of you who learned to brace for the next expensive thing to happen.

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In this episode of Rebuilding You, Christina shares how divorce can condition women to associate financial expansion with risk, why financial stability is not the same as financial expansion, and how those beliefs can quietly create an income ceiling long after the divorce is over.

We’re talking about:

• Why divorce can make earning more money feel strangely unsafe
• The difference between protecting your money and actually building wealth
• Why you can only budget so far before the question has to become, “How do I make more?”
• How Money Monday, self-trust, and multiple income streams became part of Christina’s financial expansion

Back To You is open now. We start September 14th. Inside Week 2, we’re digging into exactly what divorce taught you about money and what those beliefs may be costing you now.