Takin' Care of Lady Business®
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 This isn’t about breaking barriers or playing inside outdated systems; it’s about using the power you already have to win on your own terms, with real insight, sharp perspective, and zero BS.
Episodes
Building a company once teaches you how to survive. Building one again shows you what you actually learned.
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 170
Lindsey Boyd, left her dream job at Chanel to co-found The Laundress, bootstrapping the company for 15 years before selling it to Unilever. Now she's back in founder mode with Lindry Lab, bringing two decades of hard-earned lessons about money, ownership, growth, and ...
Your biggest career opportunities may not come from what you know, but from who remembers your name.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 169
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Caroline Dell, Co-founder and CEO of Goodword, to explore why your network is one of the most valuable assets you'll ever build, and why its real power comes from knowing how to activate it.
Drawing on...
Tamara Warren has spent decades test-driving thousands of cars, covering the automotive industry as a journalist, and watching one truth play out over and over again: women drive the majority of car-buying decisions, yet the industry still isn't built with them in mind.
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 168
From crash-test standards and product design to dealership experiences and executive leadership, the systems behind one...
Building a company is one thing. Keeping control of it is another.
Nicole Eckels moved to Australia armed with nothing but a hunch that the country's beauty market was missing something. She didn't have a business plan or industry experience, just an obsession with fragrance and a refusal to accept "there's nothing like that here" as a permanent answer. Twenty years later, that hunch is the largest fragrance brand in the Southern He...
Your doctor says your results fall within the “normal range.” But what happens when you know something still isn’t right?
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 166
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Dr. Florence Comite, founder of the Comite Center for Precision Medicine and Healthy Longevity, to examine who gets to define “normal” when it comes ...
Playing it safe is supposed to protect your business. But what if it’s actually costing you growth?
Women are taught to protect every dollar while men are encouraged to raise and bet bigger. Women are often taught to protect every dollar, do more themselves, and wait for guaranteed success before investing. Men, meanwhile, are taught to raise capital, hire for growth, and take bigger bets. That difference in training has conse...
Austin Fremont learned exactly what her time was worth when she had less of it to give away.
After becoming a solo mom by choice, the President of Fremont Blue Events started looking at her business differently. Every event meant childcare. Every unnecessary meeting meant time away from her children. And every yes suddenly had a very real cost.
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 164
You negotiate your salary. You negotiate your title. But what if the biggest negotiation is buried in the paperwork you sign before your first day?
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 163
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Gretchen Carlson, journalist and Co-founder of Lift Our Voices, to unpack the hidden contract clauses that shift power away from employees without them r...
The lie we’ve been told is that working harder is how you get promoted. Kelly Mooney feels the real difference is understanding the rules that no one hands you.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 162
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Kelly Mooney, founder and CEO of Equipt Women, to explore what happens when you stop internalizing broken systems and start rewriting the rule...
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 161
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Rachel Krupa, founder of The Goods Mart and Krupa Consulting, to explore what happens when you stop building for optics and start bu...
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.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 160
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice talks with Suneera, founder of Stax Payments, Worth AI, and CEO School, about what it actually takes to...
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 disappearing.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 159
On this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business, Jennifer Justice sits down with Kerry Docherty, co-founder of Faherty and author of Selfish, to unpack one of...
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 show house into a New York Magazine cover, and built a firm that became synonymous with timeless, personal, and deeply considered living. But what most people miss when they hear "interior designer" is everything that ...
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 advocating for other people, she realized she'd never learned how to do the same for herself.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 157
In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Carrie Waible, founder of CW&Co., a fu...
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 down with Kerri Walsh Jennings, three-time Olympic gold medalist, founder of p1440, co-owner of the Major League Volleyball (MLV) Northern California franchise, and creator of Hero Volley, to talk about what it actua...
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 like, and Marcia Dawood has spent her career challenging it.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode 155
In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Marcia Dawood, angel investor, author of Do Good While Doing Well and Unapol...
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 doing the opposite, and when her company started growing, finding the right partner in Justworks became a critical part of building a business her team actually wanted to stay at.
Takin' Care of Lady Business Episode...
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 support — it was business protection. Because most founders are so busy doing everything themselves that they don’t notice the cracks underneath the business until they’ve already turne...
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 move first.
Takin’ Care of Lady Business Episode 152
In this episode, Jennifer sits down with Aliza Licht — brand strategist, author, and the original voice behind DKNY PR Girl — ...
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 money to the men. To stay in their lane. To be grateful, not ambitious.
And we internalized it. The hesitation, the over-saving, the flinching when someone asks what you make. That wasn’t weakne...
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