The first level of your comeback is coping or not coping. Refers to the stage of dealing with the emotions and difficulties that arise during a divorce. At any stage  you can move down to the level of not coping, or move up from this level when you are coping.

The second level of your comeback  is obedience, also know as a tribal cycle. Refers to the stage in which individuals are called to connect with their community, seek support from others, and find strength in unity during the divorce journey.

The third level of your comeback  is mad. Refers to the stage of where they become consumed by their own viewpoint and desires, leading to extreme thoughts of not wanting to give the other party anything. This is a stage of high conflict and ego driven behaviour.

The first level of your comeback  is coping or not coping. Refers to the stage of dealing with the emotions and difficulties that arise during a divorce. At any stage  you can move down to the level of not coping, or move up from this level when you are coping.

The fifth level of your comeback  emphasising setting your own benchmarks, achievement , innovation and progress. Individuals may set benchmarks for financial recovery, business growth, personal development to move forward in rebuilding their identity.

The sixth level of your comeback  is advocacy. Emphasising equality , collaboration and social justice. Individuals may advocate for fair fair resolutions, transparency, and ethical practices in their interactions. 

The seventh level of your comeback  Calmness. Focusing on systemic thinking flexibility, and adaptability. Individual's may cultivate  a sense of calmness, strategic thinking, and resilience to navigate challenges and seize opportunities for contribution and growth.

The eighth level of your comeback  is Karma.

Emphasising interconnectedness and spiritual awareness. Individuals may reflect on their values, purpose, and impact on others, seeking to create positive outcomes and learn from experiences.