Awareness and Calm: Kelli Bradicich

31/01/2026

31/01/2026

28/01/2026

Comparison and competition, jealousy and struggle.

We’re taught to focus on outer sources to establish our value.

In reality we all have a different pool of resources and it is up to us what we do with them and in our own timing.

How we live our life will be different to how others live theirs.

We all have different lessons to learn.

One persons life may look easier because they have more financial resources but they have lessons to learn that are aligned with their learning and will feel challenging to them based on how they’re evolving.

When people have the resources you need to make life easier be aware of the resources they may not have to make their life easier.

We are all working on different things. We are in a different race.

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28/01/2026

Challenges of Patriarchy
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28/01/2026

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28/01/2026

"Women financially benefit from divorce" is one of those statements that persists despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. The truth? Women's standard of living typically drops by 27% in the first year after divorce, while men's usually increases by 10%.

This myth doesn't just misrepresent reality—it actively harms women by discouraging proper financial preparation and creating guilt around seeking fair settlements.

The reality is that 21% of women fall into poverty after divorce compared to just 2.5% of men. Financial preparation isn't about "gaining" from divorce—it's about preventing devastating setbacks that can impact you (and your children!) for decades.

Drop "MONEY" in the comments, and I'll send you my guide on why financial planning before divorce is critical for women and how to protect yourself from financial vulnerability.

✌️ Alex

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28/01/2026

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28/01/2026

A common way of handling conflict is to hold back on speaking about the issue. There may be a fear of making the conflict worse. There may be a hope of making it better through action. Sometimes, there is some stonewalling, sweeping under the carpet and making up until it arises again and the pattern repeats. There are other ways. It takes a willingness to identify the pattern, energy and thinking to find a way of regulating and discussing an issue, and practice is required.
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27/01/2026

Sending encouragement.
Fulfill your needs.
Face what you need to face. Rest if you need.
Reflect.
Learn.
Reset.
Make new decisions from the centred position.
Tap into principles and begin again.
Explore from a place of curiosity. Use your new knowledge. Evolve and grow. Tap into peace. www.awarenessandcalm.com.au

26/01/2026

Our anxiety will shift our worry into high gear and we will plan on repeat what we will say when things go wrong. But what if things go well. What would you say or do? Rehearse that. On repeat. Imagine and visualise. Relax. Experience the moment with all possibilities.

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25/01/2026

Sending encouragement to whoever needs it. The idea of shifting off fixing self and onto nurturing and encouraging and addressing need so we can be our best selves might feel more achievable.

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