Leaving a Troubled Marriage

If you’ve ever been in a trouble marriage and wanted to leave but didn’t feel like you could, this episode is for you.

Nyn knows what it’s like. A successful career woman raising two boys, Nyn was surprised when her husband refused to let her and their sons live in the family quarters, putting the three of them in the basement to live.

Soon after he threw them out and filed for divorce. Not having seen him in several months, it shocked Nyn when her ex-husband requested full custody of their kids.

Oh, and this happened in Pakistan, where women’s rights are subpar to men’s rights.

Nyn’s story will inspire, empower, and motivate you to share your voice and stand up for what you believe.

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ABOUT JESSICA:

Jessica Rector’s mission is simple: transform lives. With a BBA, MBA and BS, Jessica started, hosted, and produced her own TV talk show in Los Angeles with just an idea to help others launching her first company jessICAREctor Enterprises. She now continues that talk show online. Having worked with clients such as NBCUniversal, the Dallas Mavericks, and American Airlines, she uses first-hand research, experiences, and strategies, to ignite your brain, extinguish burnout, and ignite your people through her process called Blaze Your Brain.

As a talk show host, keynote speaker, and #1 best-selling author, Jessica consults with companies, trains teams, and speaks at conferences, conventions, and organizations helping you change thoughts, change your outcomes, and ignite the power within. She has shared the stage with Michelle Obama and worked with Fortune’s #2 Best Company to Work For, NBCUniversal and the Dallas Mavericks. Jessica is a Contributor for The Huffington Post and has been seen on ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX for creating change. Get Jessica’s recent book, Blaze Your Brain to Extinguish Burnout: 52 Tip to Prevent, Break Through and Eliminate Burnout at jessicarector.com. Connect with her on LinkedIn by CLICKING HERE.

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