252 | Rebuilding Your Financial Life After Crisis
Divorce didn't ruin Julia Harder's finances — it saved them. After years of watching her natural saver instincts clash with a spouse's reckless spending, Julia found herself starting over. What followed wasn't just financial recovery; it was a complete rebuild of how she thought about money, community, and trusting…
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