Getting Back In The Game After Divorce: Interview With Daniel Herrold

<div>If you've been through a divorce, you know it can turn your world completely upside down. Whether your divorce was contentious or not, you're tasked with the daunting step of forming a new identity, beyond your ex. This week, Kimmy has a conversation with Daniel Herrold, co-founder of the fast-growing community Divorced Over 40 (DO40), that provides support for men and women in the aftermath of divorce.  As people form their new identities as single people or single parents, having the support of a community that deeply knows what you're going through is so important! This conversation honestly tackles how you can re-enter the dating world in an emotionally healthy way after divorce later in life. </div> <div> </div> <div>EPISODE 230 of The Charisma Quotient Podcast is titled: Getting Back In The Game After Divorce:  Interview With Daniel Herrold </div> <div> </div> <div>Daniel shares his story with Kimmy. If you're like Daniel, you may have met your ex young and really lacked the modern dating experience you need to date successfully in today's world. You may be tempted to dive right back into a long-term relationship, put out the wrong signals, or simply have no clue what you really want! These two swap stories about what life was like immediately following their divorces and how intimidating it was to build up their confidence to get back out there once they were ready. This conversation is a reminder that dating is a journey to find yourself, leverage dating skills that you may need to learn and to build confidence through experience. Daniel shares a surprising perspective that dating is not only an opportunity to find love, but an opportunity to expand your world and get to know new people with different beliefs, experiences and interests. Listen in to hear more on how to intentionally distinguish between your "wish list" and your "non-negotiables". One of the biggest mistakes people make in dating is conflating one for the other! </div> <div> </div> <div><span style="color: #444444; font-family: Arial;