In this episode, I sit down with Loren Ridinger—a powerhouse entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and co-founder of Market America. Loren and her husband, JR Ridinger, built a global empire, empowering thousands of entrepreneurs to achieve financial independence. But when she lost JR after 36 years of partnership and marriage, she faced an unimaginable challenge: how to turn grief into purpose.

We dive into:

• The love story behind her new book, Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? Living Your Best Life After Losing Your Greatest Love
• How she found strength and confidence again after loss
• The leadership lessons she learned while building (and continuing) her empire
• The power of vulnerability and why showing up—even when you're not sure how—is everything
• Why personal branding, reputation, and resilience matter now more than ever

This episode is filled with raw emotion, life-changing insights, and powerful takeaways on love, loss, leadership, and reinvention. Loren's story is a masterclass in resilience—and whether you're navigating personal challenges or looking to redefine your future, this conversation will inspire you to show up for yourself, no matter what.

🎧 Tune in now and let us know your biggest takeaway!

📖 Grab Loren’s book here: Scrambled or Sunny-Side Up? 

About Loren Ridinger:

Loren Ridinger is the co-founder of Market America and SHOP.COM, a global entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and advocate for financial independence. Her company has paid out over $6 billion to independent entrepreneurs worldwide. Through her work in business, beauty, and self-development, Loren continues to empower and inspire others to step into their fullest potential.

📌 Follow Loren:

Instagram: @lorenridinger

Website: lorenridinger.com

Timestamps:

00:00 - Intro

01:25 - The love story behind Scrambled or Sunny Side Up

06:46 - Navigating grief and rediscovering purpose

12:58 - Leadership, legacy, and resilience

20:35 - The power of showing up even when it’s hard

27:43 - Loren’s biggest lesson on success and reinvention