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How to Achieve Financial Independence After Abuse [140]
Episode 140

How to Achieve Financial Independence After Abuse [140]

Do you picture yourself and your children begging on the streets if you dare to leave? Are you overwhelmed at the thought of making ends meet as a single mom? Do you wonder how you'll pay for groceries, much less legal fees, if you escape? One of

Flying Free

October 12, 202138m 12s

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Show Notes

Do you picture yourself and your children begging on the streets if you dare to leave?


Are you overwhelmed at the thought of making ends meet as a single mom?


Do you wonder how you'll pay for groceries, much less legal fees, if you escape?


One of the biggest fears for women in abusive marriages is that they won't survive financially.


And it's a fear based on a lot of truth. 


But it's not the final say. 


Hear from a woman who's been there, done, and literally wrote a book on it. So don't turn back


If you feel financially trapped, this podcast covers:

  • Smart tactics for squirreling away money without escalating the abuse in your relationship
  • Safe maneuvers to keep the peace while you're preparing to leave
  • A strategy for keeping the lights on when there's more month than money
  • A valuable list of resources for women in your exact situation
  • Lydia Dominguez’s story of running, returning, and finding freedom from abuse for good

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Lydia Dominguez currently serves as a technical sergeant in the United States Air Force. She also holds a bachelor of arts degree in business management and has ten years of experience in human resources. She relies on more than a decade of personal experience, as well as the stories of others, to educate and encourage abused women to escape their abusers and start the recovery process. During her own twelve-year physical, emotionally, and financially abusive relationship, she attempted to escape seven times. Each time, Lydia was determined never to go back—until she did. After becoming free for good, she wrote Don’t Turn Back, a book she hopes will promote empowerment, healing, and forgiveness for women in abusive relationships.

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abusechristiandivorceemotionalmarriagenarcissismspiritual