I don’t think it’s good to talk too much about the past. The past no longer exists. We are the product of the decisions we’ve made. Whether those decisions were good or bad, they shape our intuition, experience, and wisdom. They result from the lessons we’ve learned.

Speaking about my divorce is never easy. I’ve come to understand that facing it is part of finding inner peace. That chapter of my life was filled with difficult choices and deep emotions, yet it also became a turning point. Ending my marriage after so many years was painful. It was especially hard with my children still young. Still, it was a step that allowed all of us to grow in new ways.

Looking back now, I see not only the hardship but also the strength it gave me. It taught me resilience, compassion, and the importance of listening to my own needs. Ten years later, I not know if it was the ‘best’ decision. Still, I know it opened doors to healing. It also led to new opportunities and a deeper appreciation of the current.

Today, I carry those lessons with gratitude. My past doesn’t define me—it has shaped me into someone stronger, wiser, and more at peace with myself.