James Sexton
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first heard Sep 2026
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Thank you.
It's so good to be here again.
I mean, I think our first conversation was more the physics of things, and this one's more the emergency room.
Divorce is so common, increasingly more common in terms of the, you know, what we'll talk about later as being sort of the passive divorce, where people stay married.
They don't do the paperwork, but they just have checked out of the marriage.
So really what I I hope, you know, everyone will walk out of here with today in a very tangible way.
Is the realization that A, if a marriage can be saved, that there are some points where that can happen early on in the process.
But if it can't be or it shouldn't be, and those are two different things.
That
There are ways that we can manage what's happening here.
A lot of people treated divorce like the weather, like it's something that happened to them.
And that's not true.
It's a process.
And it's a process you have a tremendous amount of control over.
So hopefully, people are going to walk out of this conversation with real clarity as to the levers that they have control over and the things that they should be looking at.
And if you're thinking about it.
I think you'll see the distinction, a key distinction between is this broken?
Or is this unattended?
Because those are two different things.
Is my marriage broken or is my marriage unattended?
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