Yes and yes. She also has a short section on values-based decision making and the Bible where she claims to be a Christian.

Like I said, not all of her decisions jibe with my Christian beliefs, but she talks about the poor decision-making that led her to that place. However, according to the book, she was divorced and Jack Welch separated at the time they met. Doesn’t make it any easier to swallow; it just is what it is.

The process of 10-10-10, despite whatever controversy is there, still remains helpful to me.

But the first I found out about Suzy Welch was in TIME magazine’s review of her book, which notes that she “impulsively upended her marriage” in the introduction (you can see the intro if you do a search for “10-10-10″ on TIME’s site). The article goes on to note that Suzy and Jack’s relationship started as an affair while both were married to other people, and they were only married after divorcing their spouses. The full article is here:

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1900229,00.html

Does she address this in the book? Does she address her Christian faith? This is the only site I can find that makes reference to her being a Christian.