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After years of taking care of everyone else, what do you want for yourself?

Jen Mentesana knows how easily that question can get buried beneath family responsibilities, work, and being the person who keeps everything going. Her path took her from corporate America to coaching, then into the restaurant business with her husband. Eventually, she realized she had lo...


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What does it take to build a business when your family’s needs have to come first?

For Kymbirley “Kym” Brake, it began in a hospital room. While caring for her daughter, she started helping other parents with taxes and insurance paperwork. That work grew into a business that allowed her to support them both while remaining available for her daughter’s care.


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What happens when growth turns the business you wanted into a job you no longer recognize?

Lisa Somers joins me for an honest conversation about building Marketplace Superheroes with her brother, navigating a million-dollar debt, and learning that there is almost always another solution, even when the numbers feel overwhelming.

Lisa shares how she...


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What happens when you’ve spent decades understanding fitness and nutrition, and suddenly your own body stops responding the way it always has?

Corry Matthews
spent more than 25 years in fitness and nutrition, including competing as a professional bodybuilder. But in her 40s, the strategies she had always relied on stopped working the same way.

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A lot of us have quietly expected one person to be everything: best friend, travel partner, confidant, our whole social life. It rarely works, and it's not really fair to ask it of anyone.

Rose Lambert has been married twice, twenty-four years the first time, twelve the second. Today she's single, and she says she has more friends than she's ever had in her life....


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