Starting Over After Divorce: How Losing Everything Changed Her Life | Larissa Cable

<p>When Larissa Cable’s marriage ended, she was pregnant with her third child, newly unemployed, and facing the loss of her home, car, financial security, and the future she thought she was building.</p><p>At the time, it felt like everything was happening to her. Looking back, Larissa can see that this painful season changed the trajectory of her life—and ultimately became one of the greatest gifts she never would have chosen.</p><p>In this honest conversation, Larissa shares what starting over after divorce really required, how she rebuilt her confidence and career, and why that experience became proof that she could survive even the seasons that felt impossible.</p><p>Mat and Larissa also explore:</p><p>• Rebuilding your life after divorce<br />• Setting boundaries without feeling selfish<br />• The hidden cost of always being available<br />• The panic attack that became a wake-up call<br />• Breaking free from fear and scarcity<br />• Choosing faith over fear every day<br />• Redefining success through presence<br />• Listening without trying to fix everything<br />• Reframing painful experiences without denying the pain<br />• Building a successful life without sacrificing your family</p><p>Larissa Cable is a mortgage loan officer with Texas Tech Credit Union in Lubbock, Texas. Her work centers on helping people navigate high-stakes financial decisions with clarity, education, and trusted guidance.</p><p>This episode is a powerful reminder that losing the life you expected doesn’t mean your story is over. Sometimes starting over becomes the beginning of a life you never imagined was possible.</p><p>Learn more about The No Regrets Blueprint at <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://noregretsblueprint.com" target="_blank">https://noregretsblueprint.com</a>.</p><p>Subscribe to The No Regrets Blueprint Podcast for honest conversations about burnout, marriage, identity, faith, personal growth, and building success without sacrificing what matters most.</p>