I ATE A
CANDYBAR AND
DIVORCED MY
HUSBAND
When God created Ziporah Bank, he didn't just break the mold, he designed an entirely new one. Ziporah is that rare blend of quirky, wise, eccentric and deeply intuitive. More than just a coach, advisor or counselor, she's a singular voice who draws from rich personal experience and a profound understanding of human nature. Whether she's guiding others through personal or professional relationships, parenting, marriage, conflicts, trust or a host of other issues, her lived experience, unique perspective and insights are always honest, respectful and deeply resonant. At times humorous, always heartfelt, her counsel isn't just advice, it's transformative.
Written by Danny Margosis, a successful TV and Movie writer, creator and Showrunner
The wisdom You Didn’t Know You Needed, Delivered With Heart
Every so often, a book comes along that doesn’t just ask us to reflect but dares us to act. I Ate a Candy Bar and Divorced My Husband is one such book. With an irresistible blend of humor, vulnerability, and no- nonsense wisdom, Ziporah Bank delivers a heartfelt and empowering guide to personal transformation. This isn’t just another self-help book—it’s a candid, unfiltered conversation with a trusted friend, one who sees your potential and urges you forward with honesty, compassion, and a touch of wit.
At its core, this book is about reclaiming control. Through vivid metaphors, compelling anecdotes, and actionable advice, Ziporah invites us to examine the intricate connections between physical health, mind, and soul. Whether she’s unpacking the hidden impact of sugar on mental health, exploring the courage it takes to confront life’s imbalances, or highlighting the power of spiritual self-care, her insights are as profound as they are relatable.
Foreword by John V. O’Leary, Ph.D
Psychoanalytic Supervisor and Faculty Member, William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Institute Dr. O’Leary maintains a private practice in NYC.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ziporah V Bank
Ziporah V. Bank is a self-help author and coach who draws on her unique and challenging life experiences to inform her work. Raised as the only child of Holocaust survivors in Israel, she was exposed to deep-seated pain and suffering from a young age. This upbringing instilled in her a resilient attitude, leading her to make a conscious choice not to be defined by her parents' suffering. She learned early on that while pain is inevitable, suffering is optional. Her life journey, which included moving to America at a young age to pursue a journalism degree, was characterized by a rebellious spirit and a constant quest for wisdom and growth.
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