The Setup Season: How Divorced Women Can Turn Winter Into a Comeback
We’re already a week into October, and while you might still be wearing sandals and sipping iced coffee, the season is shifting beneath the surface.
Deadlines are piling up, the holidays are creeping in, and suddenly you feel that low-grade anxiety that something’s about to change.
But here’s the truth: October is your setup season.
When winter strips away distractions, your identity either cracks… or it incubates into the woman you’re becoming.
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When the World Gets Quieter, Your Patterns Get Louder
Winter has a way of magnifying whatever you’ve been carrying — loneliness, guilt, or overthinking.
If you’ve been distracting yourself all summer, the stillness can feel jarring.
“Less light equals less serotonin — it’s not that you’re lazy, it’s biology.”
This is where most high-achieving women trip up: when the pace slows down, they lose the external validation that used to make them feel “okay.”
But this year, we’re doing it differently.
God’s Timing Isn’t Rushed — It’s Rhythmic
Ecclesiastes 3:1 reminds us, “To everything there is a season.”
God created rest on purpose — not as a punishment, but as protection.
And just like in Israel, where crops were planted in four-month rotations (seedtime, growth, harvest, and rest), you’re not meant to skip steps.
“Could God make crops grow overnight? Absolutely. But He rarely does — because the process matters.”
October is seedtime.
The habits, routines, and self-talk you plant now are what winter will incubate.
Spring is when you’ll see the harvest — but it starts here, in the quiet obedience of preparation.
The October Blueprint
đź§ Mental Prep:
Journal through this: What baggage do I not want to carry into winter?
Call out guilt, people-pleasing, or the need to “prove” your worth.
đź’Ş Structural Prep:
Create anchors now — morning routines, prayer, breathwork, movement.
These become your nervous system’s safety nets when the light fades.
đź’– Soul Prep:
Build your healing toolkit: a journal, worship playlist, meditation, cozy ritual.
Remember Psalm 46:10 — “Be still and know that I am God.”
Stillness isn’t punishment. It’s permission.
This Winter Can Be the One That Remakes You
You’ve already lived through rushing seasons — your marriage, your divorce, rebuilding too fast.
This time, you get to do it differently.
Trust the process. Plant wisely.
Let God work through the quiet, not in spite of it.
“You’re not being buried. You’re being planted.”
✨ Ready to Turn Winter Into Your Comeback?
If you’re ready to prepare your mindset, energy, and soul for the season ahead — check out She’s Not Done, my 30-day system for high-achieving women to get back in the game after divorce.
It’s your identity reset plan — short audios, daily practices, and nervous-system support so you can move through winter feeling grounded, confident, and whole.
Final Thought
This is my first time intentionally planning for winter too.
And I’m telling you right now — it already feels different.
Let’s make this the season where your comeback takes root.
Because you’re not done… and neither is your story. 🌿



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