Rebecca James

Transform Your Life
& Live Your Dream

Standing in my empty Boston apartment after finalizing my divorce, I felt both terrified and strangely free. After fifteen years building a corporate career and what looked like a perfect marriage from the outside, I was starting over at 38. The executive who confidently led boardroom meetings now struggled to answer the simplest question: “Who am I now?”

The healing wasn’t linear. Some days I moved forward; other days I questioned everything. Through therapy and reconnecting with long-neglected parts of myself, I gradually rebuilt. When a friend asked for help with her own divorce six months later, something clicked.

The strategies and insights from my journey could help others. Two years later, after returning to school for psychology and relationship studies, I left corporate America to launch my coaching practice. Today, helping women transform their post-divorce lives isn’t just my career—it’s my calling.

Statement of Value

The Challenge

Many women ask themselves, “Why can’t I heal?” or “What’s wrong with my relationships?” after divorce. Like them, I once felt trapped between a crumbling marriage and a terrifying unknown future. Despite outward success—the executive career, the marriage, the suburban home—I felt increasingly isolated and lost outside my roles as wife and professional.

The Turning Point

At a critical breaking point, after years of staying “for appearances,” I realized no one was coming to rescue me. If I wanted more than a hollow life, I needed to find the leader within myself. This moment of clarity became the foundation of my approach to helping others.