Brandi Wilson is an author, coach, and speaker who has been in leadership for over a decade at Leading and Loving It, a non-profit created to empower women to love life and ministry.
Brandi has helped plant two churches and is passionate about walking alongside single moms and divorced women as they navigate parenting and life.
Her latest book is Better Than Okay: Finding Hope and Healing After Your Marriage Ends.
Brandi lives with her three sons in Nashville, TN. More
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Brandi Wilson knows what it’s like to have your life crumble overnight. Born and raised in a Christian family in Kentucky, Brandi’s life was filled with faith and community. Life was seemingly perfect as she nurtured her three young boys and planted a church with her husband – Crosspoint Church in Nashville. However, in 2016, her world turned upside down when her husband decided to leave the ministry, their marriage, and their family.
Amidst the devastation, Brandi found an opportunity to rebuild her life. She discovered that grief does not shrink with time but rather, we grow around it. This realization became a beacon of hope and encouragement for other women who were navigating similar paths.
Through her journey, Brandi not only learned to rise from her ruins but also instilled hope in others that thriving after divorce is indeed possible.
Gain insights into the art of restoring personal wellness post-divorce
Learn ways to combat post-divorce guilt and shame.
Recognize the importance of dealing with past emotional baggage to improve your current situations.
Grasp how to approach children with open, honest conversations about divorce, in an age-appropriate manner.
“The best part about your life falling apart is that you get to put the pieces of your life back together again the way you want them.” – Brandi Wilson
“If you lean into the source [God] and allow Him to guide you, you are going to be able to live a life that’s better than okay.” – Brandi Wilson
“You never reach the finish line in healing. But there’s always room for growth.” – Brandi Wilson
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