134. Taking Charge of Divorce

In this episode of The Boss Lady Podcast, Teresa and Jennifer dig into McKinsey and Company’s 2025 Women in the Workplace data to challenge one of the most persistent myths in leadership today: that women lack ambition. The truth is far more nuanced and far more actionable. Drawi ...  Show more

Honesty isn’t just a “nice to have” in leadership. It is a superpower. When people feel safe telling you the truth, you gain access to better ideas, earlier warnings, and deeper trust. In this episode, Teresa and Jennifer explore what it really means to create psychological safet ...  Show more

After three decades of marriage, Bernadette wasn't exactly blindsided when Rodney asked for a divorce. Things had been rocky for awhile, but she always assumed they'd live the rest of their lives "unhappily ever after." Now Bernadette is facing an uncertain future, wondering how ...  Show more

In today's episode I have a returning guest on the show, Kate Anthony who is a divorce coach and specialist and the host of the Divorce Survival Guide Podcast and the author of her new book which is out TODAY, The D Word: Making the Ultimate Decision About Your Marriage . In this ...  Show more

On today's solo episode, we're talking about the indirect impacts that come from a breakup including the loss of your ex's family. In the event of a breakup you don't just lose one person close to you - but also in most cases, their family as well. Throughout the episode I talk m ...  Show more

Bryan and Gina are joined by divorce expert and author of the book 'If You're In My Office, It's Already Too Late: A Divorce Lawyer's Guide to Staying Together ' James J. Sexton to discuss all things divorce. Bryan and Gina pepper James with all their own personal questions about ...  Show more