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Hosted by Jennifer Justice · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 149 episodes
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You don’t need permission or a new rulebook for success. You already own it. Takin’ Care of Lady Business is hosted by Jennifer Justice—entrepreneur, attorney, and fierce advocate for women in business. The show features unfiltered conversations with women redefining leadership, value, and success across industries. This isn’t about breaking barriers or playing inside outdated systems; it’s about using the power you already have to win on your own terms, with real insight, sharp perspective, and zero BS.
Jennifer Justice hosts Takin' Care of Lady Business®, a business show with 149 episodes published.
The startup world loves a scoreboard. More funding. More locations. More growth. But what if those aren't the numbers that actually tell you whether you're building a great business? Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode
What do you do when the room laughs at your idea? If you're Suneera Madhani, you build the company anyway. She built a billion-dollar fintech company because she refused to confuse someone else’s limitation with her own.
Women are taught that being selfless is a virtue. Work harder. Ask for less. Keep everyone else happy. But what happens when that version of success costs you your voice? But too often, selflessness is just another word
For nearly three decades, Victoria Hagan has been designing homes for some of the most discerning clients in the world. She launched her business straight out of design school, turned a staff bathroom at a Southampton sh
For 22 years, Carrie Waible built opportunities for everyone else. She launched campaigns, produced celebrity events, built brands, opened doors, and helped clients get the visibility they deserved. But after decades of
Most people spend decades chasing a title. Kerri Walsh Jennings had to figure out who she was after she'd already achieved the highest one possible. Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 156 In this episode, Jennifer sits
Less than 2% of venture capital goes to women founders. Women were only allowed to have credit cards in their own name in 1974. These are not accidents. This is what a system designed to keep women out of wealth looks li
Most founders build their network the wrong way. They walk into rooms thinking about what they can get, and they treat payroll, hiring, and compliance like problems they'll deal with later. Susan McPherson spent decades
One thing I see constantly with founders: they treat HR, payroll, and compliance like things they’ll figure out later. Cate Luzio learned while scaling her business that partnering with Justworks wasn’t just operational
Waiting doesn’t work. Women are often taught to wait until they’re qualified, polished, certain, and approved before putting themselves forward. Meanwhile, the people getting opportunities are usually the ones willing to
The financial system wasn’t designed to fail women. It was designed to exclude them. Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 151 The wealth gap isn’t an accident. It’s the result of decades of women being told to leave the
Most women are flushing their supplements down the toilet. Literally. Poorly absorbed pills mean your body can't use what you're taking — you're just making expensive pee. And that's before you factor in the 18 different
Most women aren't lacking persistence. They're missing the map — who to ask, who to trust, and who actually has the power to move things. Motorsport doesn't hand you that map. You build it, race by race, setback by setba
For decades, women have been told their symptoms are “normal” like sleep disruption, brain fog, anxiety. What that really means? The system was never built to help them. Instead of answers, they’re dismissed or misdiagno
Breaking away from traditional rules and defining your own success can lead to extraordinary outcomes. Kari Chaudhry has built a trusted network for wealth creators centered on real relationships, shared insight, and a m
When you stop following someone else’s playbook and create your own path to success, amazing things happen. Today’s guest built a thriving wellness business by focusing on authenticity, simplicity, and balance, ignoring
The quickest way to lose confidence with money is to ignore the fundamentals. Today’s guest explains how to take control of your financial future, build wealth, and stay aligned with your values. Takin’ Care of Lady Busi
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 143 What happens when you stop asking whether the odds are in your favor and start moving forward anyway? Today’s guest built her life and leadership philosophy on that exact move, tu
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 142 The fastest way to lose your edge is to stop sweating the details. Today’s guest built a category-defining cafe brand by doing the opposite, then scaled it without letting the sou
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 141 The rules of work were written by the people who benefited from them — so why are we still playing along? Today’s guest says it’s time to redesign the system with empathy, leaders
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Takin' Care of Lady Business® is hosted by Jennifer Justice. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 149 episodes.
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