Aug 23, 2026 · 16 min · 12 segments
Today I'm chatting with Divorce Coach, spiritual leader and Jewish educator, Lisa Lisser. At LZL Coaching, Lisa helps people struggling with conflicts that they feel like they have no control over…
Lisa LisserGuest
Chedva LudmirHost
And I think also the point you made at the end of when you're a business owner, a lot of times you don't have the people around you because you're not necessarily in a team.
And also a lot of time there's a lot of shame because like maybe I'm the only one going through it or maybe everyone is going through it like you said about divorce and they're just dealing with it better right yeah those questions about am I the only broken one for feeling the effort or suffering or maybe I'm the only one who doesn't know how to deal with it or maybe I'm the only one who's making a big deal out of it And also this idea, I think, in our culture that it's okay, like that things should be hard.
And like, do I even deserve, or maybe I'm just like living in fantasy, you know, La La Land for even thinking, you know, wishing that it would be lighter and easier.
just want to raise is that, you know, I was an attorney very, very early in my life.
I didn't want the pressures that I had experienced then to be part of my life again, having just gone through such a challenging divorce.
It wasn't until later that I'm like, well, would I have made more money if I just went back into law? Because starting a startup business by yourself, having never run a business before, it takes a while to make a living.
Is this the right decision? Even though this is the work I want to do, this is the work I feel like I was meant to do.
And I think also the point you made at the end of when you're a business owner, a lot of times you don't have the people around you because you're not necessarily in a team.
And also a lot of time there's a lot of shame because like maybe I'm the only one going through it or maybe everyone is going through it like you said about divorce and they're just dealing with it better right yeah those questions about am I the only broken one for feeling the effort or suffering or maybe I'm the only one who doesn't know how to deal with it or maybe I'm the only one who's making a big deal out of it And also this idea, I think, in our culture that it's okay, like that things should be hard.
And like, do I even deserve, or maybe I'm just like living in fantasy, you know, La La Land for even thinking, you know, wishing that it would be lighter and easier.
just want to raise is that, you know, I was an attorney very, very early in my life.
I didn't want the pressures that I had experienced then to be part of my life again, having just gone through such a challenging divorce.
It wasn't until later that I'm like, well, would I have made more money if I just went back into law? Because starting a startup business by yourself, having never run a business before, it takes a while to make a living.
Is this the right decision? Even though this is the work I want to do, this is the work I feel like I was meant to do.
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