Widows Peak

Financial decisions can be paralyzing after the loss of a spouse or divorce. How do you recover from the lost income or sustain yourself in the future? On this episode, I am joined by Dave Roberson. He has over 10 years experience in financial planning, an MBA in Finance, Financial Services and Estate Planning Certificates both from The University of Dallas School of Business Manag

This episode is meant to inspire listeners to explore the great outdoors with family and friends and live your best life NOW! You owe it to yourself to enjoy the life you have left. Create new memories as the tide rolls away.

Dana invites four fabulous friends to the podcast, Alicia Hill-Jones, Dr. Sherwanna Clarke, Sharron Jones and Kanyatta Edwards. Join them as they discuss the importance of supportive, healthy friendships and how we've survived the test of time.

A brief one-on-one conversation about where the show is headed, what you can expect and the power of "ME."Voice Over By: Lola Star MediaProduction By: Marketing Sense LLCMusic Track: Bright FutureMusic by Slip.stream: https://slip.stream/tracks/f61dab71-2518-44c4-9c2b-4a6b56ce65be

You asked, we delivered... a widower's perspective! Dana and Stephanie welcome special guest, Lawrence Walton to discuss the love and loss of his wife Maisha and the impact it's had on dating, remarrying, family and his career.

As we respond to a world of cyber security and data privacy practices, we often forget we are locking those closest to us out as well. Let’s talk about ensuring your love ones have access to the most important information in the event of your untimely absence.

Dana and Stephanie discuss the inevitable fact like so many others on this journey... the dating game. Quick tips, real talk about -- How do you prepare yourself? How do you know when it's time? How has the game changed? This is an episode you don't want to miss!

Learning to cope and celebrate life events alone.

We discuss understanding the assignment as it relates to marriage and the vows exchanged in a traditional Christian ceremony; for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, till death do us part. But are we ever prepared to carry them all - out until the very end?

We took the vow of till death do us part, but what happens after the loss of a spouse. Do I keep the ring on or do I take it off? What do I do with it now?