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Hosted by Debra L. Morrison · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 23 episodes
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Reinvention, Wealth & Life After 50 You're over 50. You've given everything to everyone else. Now it's your turn.Every week, host Debra L. Morrison — CFP®, TEDx speaker, Certified Grief Coach, and author of My Husband Died, Now What? A Widow's Guide to Grief Recovery & Smart Financial Decisions — sits down with women who are reinventing careers, building businesses, and navigating widowhood, divorce, and new beginnings.Not just inspiration. Practical tools to actually fund your next chapter.47 years of real financial expertise. Real women. Real stories.New episode every week.
Debra L. Morrison hosts We Can Do It Women, a society show with 23 episodes published.
Scams steal $50 billion a year, much of it from seniors who spent a lifetime saving and most of it is never reported. Sherri Combs saw the damage firsthand as a top private banker, watching families buckle when a stroke,
She was three and a half, standing in front of 200 people, when she lifted her dress over her head so no one could see her. Her mother rushed up: "Darlene, put your dress down and sing." Five decades later, that is the t
She woke up in the night with a feeling she couldn't explain. The mammogram letter said she was clear. She went back anyway. The radiographer found a five-and-a-half centimeter tumor the scans had missed for five years.
She won a chair in all-state band. The director turned her away. She put down her instrument and didn't pick it up again for decades. When she finally played again, it was at her father's funeral. Teresa Phillips has liv
She grew up with an alcoholic mother she never saw sober. At 11 she moved to her father's — safer, but still emotionally alone. Tatjana Simakova spent her childhood surviving without support. She spent the next 12 years
At 14 she told her mother she'd write a world-changing book. It took decades, a year-long concussion, and a formula born in Olympic gymnastics coaching. Laura Ballet did it anyway. IN THIS EPISODE: J3=E: the Olympic gymn
In his last coherent week, after eight and a half years of a brain tumor that had stolen him one layer at a time, Gerard came back. He told his wife she had been to hell. Then he asked her to promise him two things: love
She was made redundant on a Friday. By Monday she'd enrolled in naturopathy. She built a 5-site business, sold it in one of South Australia's largest exits, and founded Mind Garage. Now Cindy Koehler brings 40 years and
She was 70 years old, running a solo business without a steady paycheck, supporting a husband in severe decline in a nursing home — a man she had already decided to divorce — and quietly hitting the lowest point of her l
She was at a book signing when a well-dressed woman hung back until everyone had gone. Then she leaned in and whispered: I can't afford to buy your book. I've worked all my life. And I'm terrified I'm going to end up hom
She lost 60 pounds in eight months — and has kept every pound off for seven years. But that's not the transformation that matters most in this story. The real shift began when Mugs Haugen's best friend and oldest sister,
She had a bald spot the size of her fist. Her body had been sending signals for months — and she kept flipping her hair to hide it. She had worked for the world's largest retailer, managed multimillion-dollar budgets, tr
She passed out at the podium on her very first public speaking assignment. By the time she graduated college, she had won a national speaking competition and spoken to stadiums of 10,000 people. That trajectory — from cl
Dotty Scott built her business the same way she learned to run a farm as a child — through discipline, consistency, and showing up even when it was uncomfortable. As a committed introvert, she knows firsthand how paralyz
She landed at JFK from Lithuania with $100 in her pocket and couldn't understand "window 30" — because she'd learned British English, not American. She didn't know what a checking account was. Had never seen a credit car
Women over 50, financial reinvention, and the revolution Debra Morrison is leading — that's what this first episode is all about. Debra L. Morrison, CFP®, TEDx speaker, and founder of We Can Do It Women sits down with Zo
Jane Caro
Australian author, broadcaster, documentary maker, social commentator
1 appearance on this show
Linda Fisk
CEO, Chairwoman · LeadHERship Global
1 appearance on this show
Debra Morrison
Financial & Leadership Coach · We Can Do It Women
1 appearance on this show
Sherri Combs
Silver Streak Senior Services
1 appearance on this show
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