The Justice Dept

04/01/2026

Just before launching her wellness platform, someone close to her warned against sharing her personal experiences.
“They won’t understand. You’re making it too personal.”
That kind of advice hits differently when you’re about to put everything on the line for something new, but founder of had heard that criticism before.
You shouldn’t.
It’s not the right time.
This isn’t your path.
So she did what independent women know to do.
She listened, took a moment, and then trusted her own vision.
On Taking Care of Lady Business, Dria shares how By Dria began as a passion project to help others navigate the overwhelming wellness industry.
Because sometimes the key is not to play it safe.
It’s to embrace what you believe in and invite others to join you on the journey.

03/30/2026

Catherine believes:
Women need financial education, not shame.
Because everyone, regardless of gender, deserves to feel confident with money.
It’s time to stop pretending and start learning.
That’s where real power starts.

03/26/2026

In the U.S., financial education is often overlooked, especially for women.
Too many people, regardless of gender, never receive the basics of personal finance. While men may fake it, women often feel more ashamed of not understanding it. Catherine Valega is determined to change that. She wants women to feel comfortable asking questions and starting their financial education from wherever they are.
On Taking Care of Lady Business, Catherine explains why it’s never too late to learn and take control. Personal finance doesn’t have to be intimidating, it starts with the courage to ask and learn.
If you’re ready to take control, here’s your permission: start asking today.

03/24/2026

03/11/2026

The worst advice Elisa Marshall ever received was to not sweat the small stuff.
To someone focused on building a brand, that advice is more harmful than helpful. The small things are never truly small. They are the moments that make people pause and remember. These details are why they keep coming back. The cups, the textures, the extra choices that others might consider unnecessary are what create the difference between a place people visit and a brand people love.
On Taking Care of Lady Business, Elisa explains why she keeps fighting for details: beauty makes people stop, and that stop turns into loyalty.
If you’re building something, take this permission: sweat the small stuff.

12/05/2025

Passion. Purpose. Impact.

These aren’t just buzzwords — they’re the foundation of bold leadership.

In Season 3, Episode 102 of Takin’ Care of Lady Business, Mindy Grossman breaks down the three core principles that shaped her powerhouse career. If you’re ready to lead with intention and build something greater than yourself, this episode is your blueprint.

Revisit the conversation. Get inspired. Then go make your mark.

12/04/2025

Fun Fact Thursday

Did you know that some of the most powerful and unforgettable quotes in pop culture came from strong female characters in film and TV?

From Jo March in Little Women to Elle Woods in Legally Blonde, these women gave us more than just great stories — they gave us mantras for ambition, independence, and self-worth.

Now it’s your turn — can you name a quote from a woman in film or TV that still gives you chills? Drop it below.

12/03/2025

WORST ADVICE that almost held her back

This week on Takin’ Care of Lady Business we tackle the kind of advice that whispers: “Maybe you don’t belong here.”

On Episode 103, our guest was told to “stay small” — to dim her ambition, quiet her voice, and swallow down her brilliance so she’d fit into someone else’s idea of “appropriate.”

Let’s be clear: that advice was wrong. Instead of shrinking herself, she chose growth. She chose power. She chose her own voice.

If you’ve ever been told to be “less” — less loud, less smart, less visible — tune in. Because this episode is a reminder:
You don’t need permission to shine. You don’t need approval to lead.

Head over to your favorite podcast app and hit “play.”
And if you believe in what we’re building — a community where women rise by lifting each other — leave a review. It helps us reach more of you.

12/03/2025

If you’ve been loving the conversations on Takin’ Care of Lady Business, take 30 seconds to write a review.

Every download, stream, and especially every review helps us reach more women ready to break glass ceilings, build generational wealth, and own their voice in business.

If you’ve been inspired by any episode — let us know. Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and tell us what hit home for you.

Your words matter. Your review could be the reason another woman tunes in and feels seen.

Takin’ Care of Lady Business
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11/25/2025

WORST ADVICE ALERT

If you want to succeed in business, here’s what you should definitely do if you want everything to fall apart:

• Wait for permission.
• Dress uncomfortably so you look “serious.”
• Ignore your customers because you think you know best.
• Never niche down — try to be everything to everyone and confuse everyone in the process.
• And whatever you do, do not listen to women who have already built the blueprint.

If you’re looking for real, actionable advice instead, go listen to Takin’ Care of Lady Business® Episode 069 with Alice Kim.
Bad advice won’t get you far, but the right conversation can change your entire business.