Glennon Doyle

Amanda Doyle is an American attorney, podcast host, and author best known for co-hosting the We Can Do Hard Things podcast alongside her sister Glennon Doyle and Glennon's wife, Abby Wambach. After practicing law for many years, she transitioned to a career focused on writing and public conversations about relationships, mental health, family, resilience, and personal growth. She is known for combining analytical thinking with empathy, a perspective shaped by both her legal background and her own experiences with serious illness.

Doyle gained wider public recognition through the success of the We Can Do Hard Things podcast, where she and her co-hosts interview writers, psychologists, scientists, artists, and other public figures about navigating life's most difficult challenges. In 2025, the trio published We Can Do Hard Things, a nonfiction guide that draws on lessons from the podcast and conversations with more than one hundred contributors. The book was inspired in part by a period when all three co-authors were simultaneously facing major personal hardships, including Doyle's breast cancer diagnosis.

Although she is newer to publishing than many of the authors you've been cataloging, Doyle has established herself as a thoughtful voice on resilience, relationships, and emotional well-being. Her work emphasizes honest conversation, practical wisdom, and the value of shared human experience in navigating uncertainty.