How to Work With Me: Self-Worth Coaching After Infidelity, Divorce, and Starting Over
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How to Work With Me: Self-Worth Coaching After Infidelity, Divorce, and Starting Over

If you've been listening to The Scarlet Edit for a while, or you just found me, at some point you've probably wondered what it actually looks like to work with me. I get the DMs. So I'm putting every way in one place.

There's free, paid, and one program I haven't even opened yet. Quick reminder before we get into it: this show is about infidelity, divorce, and starting over. No shame, no judgment. That's the lane.

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How to Forgive the Other Woman After Divorce (Even When She Married Your Ex)

How to Forgive the Other Woman After Divorce (Even When She Married Your Ex)

When Danielle Stanton came on The Scarlet Edit, I knew the conversation was going to be one that you couldn’t stop listening to. I've been the other woman. Danielle was the wife. We sat down on opposite sides of the same experience and what came out of it was one of the most honest conversations I've had on this show.

She was married for 20 years. Two small kids. Stay-at-home mom. Then one day her husband came home and told her he'd met someone else.

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Why Do Women Marry Men They Don't Love? What the Vrabel & Russini Story Is Really About
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Why Do Women Marry Men They Don't Love? What the Vrabel & Russini Story Is Really About

I've been quietly watching the Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini story unfold for the last few weeks. If you haven't been following, here's the short version. He's the head coach of the New England Patriots. She was, until recently, one of the biggest NFL insiders in the business, reporting for The Athletic. They were photographed together at an adults-only resort in Sedona this spring. Both of them are married to other people. Both of them have denied everything.

I went into this curious about the affair. I came out of it stuck on a completely different question. And it's one I think a lot of women already know the answer to, even if we don't say it out loud

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Listener Questions: What I'd Do Differently, How I Date Now, and What I'd Tell the Other Woman
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Listener Questions: What I'd Do Differently, How I Date Now, and What I'd Tell the Other Woman

I asked my Instagram followers what they wanted me to talk about that I hadn't covered yet, and the questions that came in were so good I built a whole episode around five of them. This is what happens when you ask a community of women who've been through it what they actually want to know — they don't ask softballs.

So I'm going to walk through the five I picked and what I said in the episode, because some of these answers I had genuinely never said out loud before.

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Why I Don't Regret Being the Other Woman — And Why I Won't Perform Shame for You
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Why I Don't Regret Being the Other Woman — And Why I Won't Perform Shame for You

I was the other woman for five years and I don't regret it. I would do it again if I went back in time and I was the exact same version of me I was then. And no, I'm not going to apologize for that.

That's the sentence that breaks people. That's the line that lights up my comment section every single week with strangers who have decided they know me well enough to assign me a feeling I'm supposed to be having. Shame. Regret. Remorse. An apology tour. A grovel.

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How to Handle Disappointment in Relationships Without Losing Yourself
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How to Handle Disappointment in Relationships Without Losing Yourself

Self-awareness is the first step to changing anything in your life. You cannot work through a feeling you can't name. Once I started getting better at identifying my emotions in real time, disappointment got easier to sit with because I stopped confusing it for anger or sadness or betrayal. It's its own thing, and it has its own information to give you.

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