SheSez with Linda Grasso

In her early 40s, Liz Pryor was a stay-home mom who hadn't worked in more than a decade. Then her husband exited, leaving her as sole supporter of three children. Liz zero-ed in on her longtime passion of writing, got a book published, and then, over thousands of applicants won a contest to become the "advice guru" for Good Morning America. Now, as a two-time author with her recent memoir, Look at...

How Candace Silvers  parlayed her natural talent for advising friends and her skills as an acting teacher into a career as a highly-regarded Human Behavior Specialist. Her diverse clientele ranges from individuals seeking to lead a more fulfilling life to corporations aimed at improving the bottom line. She kicked off her career after being a stay-at-home mom to four kids.

When Lisa Rotondi's acting career slowed down, she didn't waste a beat. As a single mom, she couldn't. How Lisa came up with the idea for Organic Kids L.A. in her own kitchen and turned it into the largest lunch delivery program in the city.

Sue Cowie wants to change the conversation about women and aging with her website, The Fine Line . Hear the compelling story of how she was forced to closer her successful interior design shop, discovered a void in the market in a field in which she had absolutely no experience, and switched gears to launch The Fine Line.

Longtime successful movie producer Suzanne Farwell (It's Complicated, Something's Gotta Give) faced an unexpected and unsettling challenge in her early forties. She'd produced big budget studio movies with Nancy Meyers for some 20 years when both women (amicably) decided to do their own thing. At an age when Hollywood is showing most women the door and amidst a changing industry paradigm, she was...