Cover of Building a Life After Divorce
Building a Life After Divorce — first edition

Starter Library · No. 07

Building a Life After Divorce

A Short, Guided Starting Point

by William “Billy” Brown

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  • PDF · 3 pages · guided prompts — read on any device.
  • — Yours to keep, print, or pass on.

A free piece from Billy’s Books · part of the Starter Library

Introduction

What this piece is

A little different from the others — not just something to read but something to briefly write in. Five short prompts, with space beneath each, to help you name honestly where you are and what you’re quietly hoping for.

This one’s a little different. It’s not just something to read — it’s something to actually write in, even briefly. There’s a real difference between turning a thought over in your head at midnight and seeing it written down in your own hand. Five short prompts. Half a sentence is enough some days.

What’s inside

The pieces this guide covers

  1. 01Where you are, right now, today
  2. 02What you’re carrying that isn’t actually yours
  3. 03One small thing from the old life worth keeping
  4. 04What a genuinely good ordinary day looks like now
  5. 05One honest thing you’re hoping for, even if you don’t fully believe it yet

Whatever you’ve written, however short, I hope it’s a genuine start. This is the piece the trilogy grew out of. Keep going.— Billy

If this landed

The full story is in these books

This guide is a short opening. The books below carry the full thing — slowly, honestly, and in Billy’s own voice.

The end of the Starter Library

That’s the whole library, for now

From here, the fuller story lives in the books. Take your time.

About the author

William “Billy” Brown

William “Billy” Brown
Billy, at home in Scotland

Billy is a Scottish engineer, author and musician who spent more than thirty years working around the world before he ever thought of himself as a writer.

These free guides exist because the version of them he needed, years ago, wasn’t there. They’re offered freely, in case they help.