13.Be grateful.
You might not see a lot of things to be grateful for, since getting divorced can be so painful and messy. But according to Andrea Hipps, a divorce coach and author of The Best Worst Time of Your Life: Four Practices to Get You Through the Pain of Divorce, people should concentrate more on being grateful for their former partner.
As Hipps has explained, we’re so eager to point out the other person’s mistakes and identify their flaws, that we forget about our own. If you want to have a happy and united family even after getting a divorce, you need to learn to be grateful for the other parent.
It won’t always be easy but seeing your kid happy it’s definitely worth it.
Read also: The Best Tips on How to Find Love in Your 40s.
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