Marilyn Randolph writes from the other side of the transition. She has known the silence of a house that emptied overnight, the arithmetic of rebuilding from nothing, and the slow, holy work of learning her own name again.
Faith carried her; discipline kept her. Over two decades she has mentored women through divorce, loss and financial reinvention — pairing scripture with spreadsheets, and prayer with a plan that can be executed on a Tuesday.
As the founder of Marilyn Rises, she leads a growing community of women and men committed to restoration over survival and legacy over luck. The Transition Table is the guide she wishes someone had handed her on the hardest night of her life.