Solutions are almost always simple. However, they're rarely obvious or easy.

I married the first time when I was 18. My husband was also 18 and had just finished his freshman year of college. I worked full time while he finished his degree. Then 6 weeks after he graduated, the first of our three sons was born. After 15 years of marriage, I was getting ready to start college myself, when my whole world fell apart.

He left on a Sunday afternoon. I didn't see it coming. And I was a hot mess. 

Four and a half years after becoming a single mom, I finally started college. I earned my bachelor's degree, then my master's and my doctorate. All back-to-back. Then I started my Clinical Practice, specializing in the Psychology of Men and Marriage. 

I had learned and grown a lot by that time, and I knew what it was like to be in a lonely relationship. So I easily understood what my clients were going through. In case you're wondering, I did learn to trust men again. And I fell in love again. 

A couple of decades later, I closed my Clinical Practice and moved in the middle of Nowhere ... on a country road in Texas.

Now I’ve turned my personal transformation, as well as my work as a psychologist and university professor, into an easy-to-follow system for the Wise Woman who wants to unlock her potential and start enjoying her life and love like never before.