Melinda French Gates has confessed to undergoing some "painful changes" following her high-profile divorce from tech mogul Bill Gates. The seasoned philanthropist, age 60, parted ways with Microsoft's co-founder Bill, age 68, back in 2021 after a 27-year union. Richard Branson denies meeting with Jeffrey Epstein Tech tycoon dubbed Britain's Bill Gates missing as luxury super-yacht sinks With the announcement of her book, 'The Next Day: Transitions, Change, and Moving Forward,' she acknowledged her journey of learning to accept the transitionary period in her life.
Opening up to People magazine, she shared: "Over the last few years, I've experienced a lot of change - some of it exciting, some of it painful - so I've done a lot of thinking and learning about transitions. "I decided to start writing this while I was still in the middle of this season of change, rather than safely on the other side. "We've all had days that change our lives forever.
" Delving deeper into the essence of her book, Melinda explained: "This book is about what we do the next day, when one phase of our life has come to an end, but the next phase hasn't quite yet begun. "I've learned that if you can find the courage to linger in that liminal space, it has a lot to teach you." DON'T MISS.
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