One of the biggest challenges for those going through divorce, aside from healing from the hurt, processing the logistics and figuring out how to shape and build their new life is in coping with the enormity of the change and in wondering when they will ever feel better. Everyone holds onto the hope that after a period of time has passed they will have recovered and be over the worst of the pain. Unfortunately, the accepted wisdom on the subject is that it varies from one person to the next; some feel better after only a few months while for others, the pain can linger many years later.This book is intended to help tackle the uncertainty, to bring some order to the chaos and to offer those who are divorcing hope that the process will not last indefinitely. The 90-Day Playbook for Thriving After Divorce presents a concise, practical and effective means of breaking up time and focussing efforts to ensure progress. By treating divorce recovery as a series of 90-day chunks allows meaningful and actionable goals to be set and then achieved, helping the process to pass as painlessly and as quickly as possible. This frees us from the uncertainty of how long it will take to feel better and focuses us instead on designing and building our new and ideal instead of fixating on fixing and salvaging from the old one.You are unlikely to feel emotionally-healed and over the divorce in 90-days but it's a period within which a massive amount can be planned and accomplished. Great progress can be made towards building your new life as well as in unravelling the old one as quickly as possible. When you combine the accomplishments and passing of a few 90-day periods together, it becomes much easier to measure and expect progress as you move past your divorce and onwards with your new life. The book covers the subjects that typically occupy most time and cause the greatest challenge for those who are divorcing. It outlines the difficulties that many experience and then provides the plays, tactics and actions that the author and others have used to deal with them quickly and effectively and to move beyond divorce and on with the process of establishing a new and better life; a life of THRIVING, not just surviving.