Because divorce isn’t
the end of your story.

It’s the beginning of your
reclaimation

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About Clover


I still remember the day my ex-husband said the
D-word.
My entire body went into shock. I couldn’t believe this was happening to us, the golden couple everyone looked up to.

For months, I cried every night, grieving the loss of the life I thought I’d have forever.
I cried so much that the tears eventually became relief... then laughter... and finally, ecstasy.

It’s the feeling of being so undone that you feel completely free.

That’s when it clicked:


“What if this isn’t the end? What if this is my becoming?


That realization changed everything.

Hi, I’m Clover Lam, a post-divorce reinvention coach for millennial women. Ten years ago, I was a 30-year-old newly divorced flight attendant who had no idea who she was without her marriage.

I rebuilt my confidence, healed my heart, learned to manage my money, and reached financial independence by 40, retiring from my 20-year airline career and moving to Southeast Asia to live life fully on my own terms.

But my glow-up wasn’t just about money or milestones.
It was about coming home to myself: emotionally, spiritually, and energetically.

I realized that true transformation happens when we integrate inner healing with outer strategy.

We can stop waiting for permission and start building our lives rooted in self-trust, wholeness, and alignment.

Now, I’ve created two journeys that help women rebuild themselves financially after heartbreak. In my Money Glow-Up Program, you’ll discover the foundation of financial freedom and set yourself up to build wealth in practical, everyday ways.

Coming in Spring 2026, I’ll share my second program The Divorce Glow-Up Method, where I guide women towards a new way of being and thriving.

You’ll learn tools to help you address:

🌙 Emotional healing and release old patterns holding you back
💎 Reclaiming your identity and self-worth
💰 Building even more financial independence
🌺 How to design a lifestyle that reflects who you truly are

Because divorce doesn’t mean you’ve failed.

It’s an opportunity to come back to who you are meant to be.