Welcome to Personal Growth Elevation—a space for high-achieving women healing from divorce and navigating post-separation abuse (PSA).
I’m Ishea Muhammad, Divorce & PSA Transformation Coach. I help women reclaim peace, rebuild identity, and lead with power after a high-conflict breakup.
Here, you’ll get real strategies to set boundaries, co-parent without chaos, and step into your next chapter with clarity and confidence.
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Personal Growth Elevation
You can describe the tension in five different ways.
You can replay every detail to friends who “just want you to move on.”
You can feel the knot in your stomach every time the phone pings at 10 p.m. and wonder if this is the message that unravels everything again.
But here’s the brutal truth a high-conflict ex counts on:
Memory blurs. Screenshots get lost. Stories sound “biased.”
And when the judge finally looks up, the only question is:
“Where’s the evidence?”
He’ll swear he never raised his voice.
You’ll swear the kids cried the whole ride home.
And the court will weigh two exhausted parents who sound equally emotional,
until one of you opens a file that shows the pattern in black-and-white.
Dates. Times. Quotes that match the screenshots.
Witness names. Impact on the children.
A timeline that makes the manipulation undeniable.
That’s not paranoia.
That’s preparation.
That’s how you protect your child’s reality when someone else keeps trying to rewrite it.
If you’re still trusting your brain to hold every insult, every broken hand-over, every subtle breach, stop.
Your focus belongs on flourishing and prospering and raising children, not on memorising chaos.
I built The Incident File™ for women exactly like you:
high-functioning, done explaining, and ready to let the facts speak louder than the drama.
Structured log. Filled-in example. Audio guidance. Pay-what-you-like for a limited time.
Because when the court finally says, “Show me,”
you deserve to open a file that protects your peace and proves your point, without a single shaky word.
Visit personalgrowthelevation.me to download The Incident File™ before it moves to full price.
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Personal Growth Elevation
You left him, not your life. So why does it still feel like you’re stuck.
You’ve done what most can’t.
You left. You survived.
You’ve been mother, lawyer, therapist, and peacekeeper,
All before 9 a.m.
But there’s a truth that still stings, isn’t there?
You’re exhausted. Not for lack of stamina, but because no one’s ever held space for you.
They see the polished version.
The calendar booked with court dates, school meetings, and deadlines you can’t afford to miss.
The children showing up clean, clothed, and clever.
They don’t see the private calculations:
→ Will today be the day he weaponises the children again?
→ Should I answer that message or let it sit?
→ How do I raise children with values while being tied to someone with none?
And maybe the most dangerous thought of all:
“I’ll rest when this is over.”
But what if you are the thing that’s been waiting?
You don’t need another productivity hack.
You don’t need permission to finally live for yourself.
You need a recalibration.
A return.
When do you get to stop surviving the story, and start writing a new one?
Becoming Her is for the high-functioning woman who’s done bending herself around dysfunction.
It’s not about getting back to who you were.
It’s about rising into who you actually are, with power, presence, and precision.
Drop the word BECOME or DM it if you’re ready to enter a room where your sovereignty is the standard.
This isn’t self-help.
It’s a strategic reset for the woman who refuses to be defined by what she escaped.
She’s choosing who she becomes next.
Is that you?
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I admire WOMEN who choose to pause before they love again.
I don’t care if it’s been six months, six years, or if you’re still not sure you ever want to try.
Because you know what? Opening your heart after harm isn’t easy.
Not when your nervous system still remembers what it cost you last time.
Not when you’ve rebuilt yourself from splinters… and peace finally feels safe.
People love to say “you’ll find someone new”
as if readiness is just about time,
not about trust.
Not about safety.
Not about learning how to stay with yourself while you let someone else in.
Choosing to pause… to discern… to assess where you truly stand before calling it love again,
that’s a radical act of self-respect.
And I admire that. #leavingtoxicrelationship
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If you keep choosing people you have to carry…
You keep saying you want a man who matches you.
Emotionally intelligent. Solid. Grounded.
Someone who can lead beside you, not behind you.
But the truth?
You keep picking people you have to carry.
People who need your guidance. Your language. Your emotional literacy.
People who are grateful for your strength,
but wouldn’t know what to do with your softness if it ever showed up.
And maybe that’s on purpose.
Because as long as you’re the one holding the structure…
you never have to test if they’re capable of holding you.
This isn’t about compatibility.
It’s about control.
You say you’re done with dysfunction,
but you still feel safest with people who can’t meet you fully.
Because if they can’t meet you, you don’t have to risk being seen.
And if they need you, they won’t leave.
So you play therapist.
You send the self-help links.
You “support” and “hold space” and “lead with love”
until you’re exhausted, resentful, and privately wondering why no one ever shows up for you.
But here’s what you don’t want to admit:
If someone healthy walked into your life today,
stable, ready, emotionally available,
you’d panic.
You’d pull back.
You’d find a reason to disengage.
Because the real issue isn’t that you can’t find someone who’s solid.
It’s that you don’t know what to do when you’re not the one doing all the emotional labour.
So ask yourself:
Do you actually want to be met, or do you just want to be needed?
And what happens when you finally realise that carrying someone isn’t love, it’s avoidance in disguise?
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Because PSA doesn’t just drain your energy, it hijacks your time, your focus, your confidence.
It’ll have you constantly putting out fires instead of building your future.
You can’t lead, build, or thrive while bracing for his next move.
And you weren’t born to survive him.
You were made to create, to command, to move in power, even with fire at your feet.
#postseparationabuse
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He’s not gone.
He just learned how to haunt you legally.
He doesn’t need to raise his voice.
He knows a missed call can ruin your day.
He knows a last-minute switch can make you cancel your plans.
He knows you’ll hesitate to shine too loud, post too boldly, date too openly.
He doesn’t need a key to your house.
He still has a key to your nervous system.
And that’s what I’m teaching you to shut down—for good.
This isn’t about blocking him.
It’s about taking your inner command back.
On 28 May, I’m teaching a free live training:
The 4 Mistakes That Keep Him in Your Head.
Because you already left. 🤷🏽♀️
Now it’s time to end the emotional siege.
Comment “Command” to register.
Because your peace shouldn’t be optional.
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Personal Growth Elevation
Post-separation abuse doesn’t just affect your mind, it rewires your nervous system.
Constant stress from unpredictability, legal battles, or manipulative tactics can keep you stuck in a fight-or-flight state. This impacts sleep, focus, and even your ability to trust your own decisions. Over time, your body learns to expect chaos, making peace feel unfamiliar—even unsafe.
But here’s the good news….you can retrain your nervous system to feel safe again.
What’s one thing that helps you calm your body when stress takes over?
#postseparationabuse #stress
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Personal Growth Elevation
After leaving a high-conflict ex, many women find themselves second-guessing everything, especially their own judgment. If you’ve struggled with decision-making in relationships, business, or life, you’re not alone.
And you know what? You can trust yourself again.
I’m offering a small group program designed to help you:
✔ Rebuild self-trust
✔ Make empowered decisions
✔ Move forward confidently in love and life
I’m looking for 6 women ready to break free from self-doubt and reclaim their power. If that’s you (or someone you know), email me at info@personalgrowthelevation.com or comment below to learn more.
#SelfTrust #Confidence #HighConflictDivorce #DecisionMaking #PersonalGrowth
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🛑 Stop Going Back and Forth With Him 🛑
Every time you argue, defend, or explain yourself, you lose peace, energy, and focus.
A high-conflict ex is like a vampire—thriving off your reactions, feeding on your emotions, and draining you through endless emails, texts, and confrontations.
And here’s the truth: He doesn’t need to be right. He doesn’t even need a resolution. He just needs your attention.
Because as long as you’re engaging, he still has access to you. As long as you’re reacting, he still holds space in your life.
But this isn’t about “winning.” Nobody wins in high-conflict co-parenting, least of all the children.
The only way to protect yourself and your peace? Change how you engage.
✅ Stop justifying yourself. He doesn’t care about logic, he cares about control.
✅ Stop explaining your boundaries. A boundary is a statement, not a negotiation.
✅ Stop treating this like a normal conversation. It’s not. It never will be.
The more you engage, the more he pulls you into the dysfunction. The only way to minimize the damage? Detach. Respond strategically. Focus on what actually matters.
If you’re struggling with this, you don’t have to figure it out alone. My Navigating Life After a High Conflict Divorce course gives you the exact strategies to handle a high-conflict ex without getting pulled into the chaos.
Join the waitlist now, because your energy is too valuable to waste on battles that go nowhere.
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Your Ex Didn’t Just Take Your Time, They Took Your Sense of Self!
This divorce isn’t just about legal separation. It’s about reclaiming your identity, the version of you that was lost while walking on eggshells.
When you’ve spent years being undermined, second-guessing yourself, or being made to feel like you’re not enough, rebuilding your confidence feels impossible.
But it’s not.
Who you are wasn’t destroyed, it’s just buried under years of conditioning. It’s time to bring her back.
Experience the mindset shift and step-by-step framework inside Navigating Life After a High-Conflict Divorce. Waitlist now open comment “Ready” for access.
#Toxicrelationship #DivorceRecovery #Personalgrowth
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