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As we close out 2025 and step toward a new year, I’m sharing something personal, prayer-led, and foundational for how I’m approaching business in 2026: my word of the year—UNCOMMON. In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, I walk you through how God gave me this word early, what it means biblically and practically, and how it’s shaping the way I’m thinking about business growth, relationships, income, community, and obedience in the year ahead. If you’re a Christian entrepreneur, faith-led business owner, or small business leader who wants results that don’t come from hustle culture, burnout, or copying what everyone else is doing—this episode is for you. We talk about what it really looks like to be set apart in business, how to build uncommon relationships instead of chasing visibility, and why faith + profit belong together when stewardship is done well. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why “uncommon” is my word for 2026 and how God revealed it What uncommon means biblically (set apart, distinct, not conforming to the world) How to pursue uncommon business results without doing more or being everywhere What uncommon looks like in: business relationships and community building serving clients with excellence and discernment income, stewardship, and money mindset Why uncommon businesses are built on relationships—not algorithms The difference between chasing money and stewarding revenue What I’m intentionally leaving behind in 2025 How obedience (not pressure) will define my strategy in 2026 Reflection questions to help you discern your word for the year Scripture referenced: Romans 12:2 – Do not conform to the pattern of this world Colossians 3:23–24 – Working with excellence as unto the Lord Resources mentioned: Screen-Free Challenge (21 Days) 👉 https://screenfreechallenge.biz A faith-based reset to remove social media from your phone and replace scrolling with sales and marketing actions that actually grow your business. Who this episode is for: Christian entrepreneurs and faith-led women in business Small business owners planning for 2026 Business leaders tired of hustle culture Entrepreneurs who want sustainable, God-centered growth Women who value depth, relationships, and obedience over noise Listen to Episode 99 and step into 2026 with intention, obedience, and uncommon faith.

As we wrap up 2025, I want to invite you to pause before you jump into goal setting, business planning, or strategy for 2026. In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, we’re talking about the one thing you need to do before planning for next year—and it has nothing to do with sales funnels, marketing statistics, or even your client work. If you’re a small business owner, Christian entrepreneur, or faith-led leader who feels: discouraged about how this year went unsure whether it was a “good year” or a “bad year” stuck replaying mistakes, missed goals, or stress ready for growth but emotionally exhausted This episode is for you. I walk you through why our brains are wired to remember the hard things more than the good, how that affects how we evaluate our business and our lives, and how one simple reflection exercise can completely change how you remember this year—and how you plan the next one. In this episode, we cover: Why your brain remembers stress, mistakes, and fear more than wins The science behind negative memory bias and how it impacts entrepreneurs How faith and awareness help reframe how we evaluate our business year The one exercise you should do before setting business goals for 2026 Why reviewing your photos and calendar can shift your mindset instantly How false narratives (like “I didn’t do enough”) quietly sabotage confidence Why reflection should come before goal setting and strategic planning How to ask God what He wants for your business in the next season Faith-based encouragement for business owners coming out of a hard year Who this episode is for: Christian entrepreneurs and faith-led business owners Small business owners reflecting on the end of the year Entrepreneurs planning goals for 2026 Business owners struggling with burnout, discouragement, or comparison Leaders who want to grow their business without losing perspective or peace Key takeaway: Before you plan what’s next, take time to remember what actually happened. Your brain won’t automatically remember the good—you have to lead it there on purpose. This one step may completely change how you view 2025 and how you move into 2026. About the podcast: How to Grow My Small Business is a podcast for small business owners who want practical sales strategy, sustainable business growth, and faith-based encouragement without hustle culture. Hosted by Lindsay Fletcher, business growth strategist and sales coach, the show covers: sales and follow-up strategies lead generation for small businesses faith-based business growth integrating faith in business mindset, time management, and leadership building a business with Jesus at the center Biblical business strategies Christian entrepreneurship growing a sustainable business If this episode encouraged you, make sure to follow the podcast so you don’t miss the final episode of 2025 and what’s coming next. Let’s stay connected: If this episode resonated with you, share it with a fellow small business owner who needs encouragement heading into the new year. And remember: You are not behind. You are not failing. And there was more good in this year than your brain is letting you remember.   🎧 Listen to Episode 98 now and take this one step before planning 2026.   TIME STAMPS: Episode 98 – One Thing You Must Do Before Planning 2026 0:00–1:00 – Welcome, episode 98 celebration, faith-based business encouragement 1:01–2:10 – End-of-year reflection question: How was this year really? 2:11–4:30 – Why our brains remember the bad more than the good (science + survival) 4:31–6:20 – The danger of letting your brain define the story of your year 6:21–7:30 – The ONE thing to do before planning for 2026 7:31–11:30 – Lindsay walks through personal 2025 memories (family, business, faith) 11:31–12:40 – Challenging the false narratives we carry about ourselves 12:41–14:10 – Why reflection must come before goal-setting 14:11–15:40 – Asking God what He wants for your next season 15:41–end – Gratitude, encouragement

Episode 97 – Do More of What Works: How to Stop the Hamster Wheel and Grow on Purpose Are you exhausted from doing all the things in your business… but not really seeing the results you want? In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, we’re wrapping up 2025 with a straight-talking, faith-fueled strategy session on one simple idea: If you want different results, you have to do more of what works—and stop doing what doesn’t. I share a powerful story Alex Hormozi told about a real estate agent who’s making roughly $13,000 an hour from Facebook Lives (yes, really)… and the wildly simple advice he gave her to scale. Then we pull that principle into your business and walk through: How to identify what’s actually working How to spot what’s not working (even if you like doing it) How to evaluate every task through a simple “sell or serve” filter Why stewardship—not hustle—is the real growth strategy for Christian entrepreneurs If you’re tired of running on the business hamster wheel and ready to act like the CEO and steward of your time, money, and gifts, this episode will give you the clarity (and the nudge) you need. In this episode, you’ll learn: 💡 The $10M Facebook Live example that proves you don’t always need a new strategy—you need more of what works 🧮 How to track where your leads and sales are actually coming from (without a complicated system) 🎯 The two questions I want you to ask about everything in your business: Does it help me sell? Does it help me serve? 🛑 Why some of your favorite activities might be secretly holding your business back 📈 How cutting just one low-ROI activity and reinvesting that time or money into a high-ROI one can create exponential growth 🙏 What it looks like to move from “managing” your business to stewarding it as a Christian entrepreneur Mentioned in this episode: Free Live Workshop: 3 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting a Business 📅 December 10, 2025 – 11:30 a.m. Central 👉 RSVP (and get the replay if you can’t join live): threethings.lindsayfletcher.co I’ll be teaching the three things that would have saved me years of spinning my wheels: How to set a simple, realistic plan How to get leads How to follow up in a way that actually leads to sales If you’re new here… I’m Lindsay, a business and sales strategist for faith-led small business owners who want to grow without burning out. On How to Grow My Small Business, we talk about: Sales that feel natural (not slimy) Business growth rooted in stewardship and strategy Time management and focus for real-life entrepreneurs If you’re ready to build a business that actually works—and serves the people God’s called you to—hit follow so you don’t miss the next episode. 🎧 Listen in, then send this to a friend who’s ready to stop doing “all the things” and start doing more of what works.

  Today’s conversation with Gabe Cox from Red Hot Mindset was a masterclass in faith-fueled goals without hustle culture. We kicked off with a reminder that I’m hosting a free workshop on December 10th, where I’ll be teaching the three things I wish I’d known before starting a business — especially after starting and stopping (aka failing) five or six businesses before I figured out what actually works to bring in customers and get paid. Then we dove straight into the heart of this episode: You do not have to build your business the way “they” say you should. Living & Leading Outside of “Guru Culture” Gabe reintroduced herself as a goal-planning and business strategist who helps entrepreneurs craft personalized game plans that fit their season, capacity, and values. Not the guru playbook. Not what “everyone” says you have to do. She reminded us that everything starts with: Knowing your priorities and values Filtering every business decision through those Asking: Is this life-giving and sustainable for the long run? She shared her decision to get off social media, even though everyone says, “You have to be there to market.” For her, it came down to putting faith, family, and sustainability first and trusting that God’s strategy may not look like the industry’s strategy. Flexibility, Faith, and “Blessed Are the Flexible” We talked about having direction with flexibility — letting God adjust the plan as you go. Gabe quoted one of my new favorite sayings: “Blessed are the flexible, for they will never be bent out of shape.” She shared how often we “Abraham and Sarah” our businesses: we hear a promise, we believe God kind of, and then we rush in and try to force the outcome in our own way and on our own timeline. That story from Genesis became a mirror for business: We start out trusting God. We get impatient. We force outcomes. We create detours we were never meant to take. The invitation: have a plan, but consult God on the plan and stay open-handed enough to let Him redirect it. You can connect with Gabe at https://redhotmindset.com and you can find her book at https://redhotmindset.com/mind-over-marathon/ 

LEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://facebook.com/groups/shebuildscollective In this Thanksgiving week episode of How to Grow My Small Business, we step away from strategy and step into gratitude. If you’re an entrepreneur in a tough season, or you’re building your business from the ground up, this episode is for you. Today we are reflecting on the gifts we often forget to acknowledge in our businesses, the blessings God pours into our work, and the impact entrepreneurship can have on our lives, families, and communities. In this episode Lindsay shares: • What women inside the She Builds Collective community are most thankful for in their business journeys • The deeper gifts of entrepreneurship beyond clients and revenue • How God uses business ownership to redeem time, provide freedom, and create opportunities • The power of community, connection, and support for Christian women in business • Why gratitude is one of the most important parts of growing a resilient and profitable business • Why thanksgiving shifts perspective during hard seasons • What Lindsay is most thankful for in her own businesses this year • How gratitude strengthens faith-driven entrepreneurship This episode is designed to encourage Christian entrepreneurs, small business owners, and women pursuing their God-given calling. If you need a reminder that your efforts matter, your work has purpose, and your journey is worth it, this conversation will lift you up. Takeaway: No matter where you are in your business journey, gratitude can ground you, refuel you, and give you renewed courage for the season ahead.   LEAVE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://facebook.com/groups/shebuildscollective  

Welcome back to How to Grow My Small Business with Lindsay Fletcher where we build profitable businesses with faith, strategy and confidence! Andee Hart, host of She Sells Differently, joins host Lindsay Fletcher to talk about incorporating faith in business, selling in alignment with her Christian values, managing the resources that God has given us, and viewing earning money as gift from God to serve, help, and provide for the needs of others. Andee also shares about the psychology of product pricing and how a lower price doesn't always mean more sales.    Andee Hart is an energetic entrepreneur, sales strategist, mentor, and host of the podcast, She Sells Differently. While working as a sales executive for a Fortune 500 company, Andee started a passion project, Hart Design Co., of candle making in her own kitchen. What started out as a side hustle with her candles in a handful of local boutiques quickly blossomed into a wildly successful wholesale business and store-front. Within a year, Andee was able to transition from her corporate career to full-time entrepreneurship due to her tenacity, engaging social media presence, and counter-cultural strategies that enable her businesses to thrive in competitive markets. Andee’s mission is to empower women to overcome sales anxiety and grow their businesses with integrity, grace, and humility.   Scripture References: Proverbs 31   Join our online community where you can connect with other Christian women in small business, share about your business every day of the week, and grow your business in community!  Join She Builds Collective: https://facebook.com/groups/shebuildscollective     Connect with Andee Hart: Website: https://andeehart.com Andee's Strategic Planner - https://andeehart.com/strategic-planner LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andeehart/  Hart Design Co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hartdesignco/  Andee’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andeehart/   

The Year-End Client Check-In As the year wraps up, it’s easy to get caught up in the rush of holiday sales, promotions, and endless to-do lists. But what if one of the most powerful things you could do for your business in November and December isn’t about selling more—it’s about connecting better? In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, we’re talking about how to reconnect, nurture, and re-engage with your current and past clients so you can strengthen relationships, open doors for future opportunities, and start 2026 on solid ground. You’ll learn: Why client check-ins are one of the most overlooked (and profitable) parts of business growth How to steward your client relationships the same way you steward your time, talents, and resources Who to reach out to before the end of the year—and how to do it without feeling “salesy” What to say (and what not to say) when reconnecting with past clients How to systemize your follow-up so it becomes a consistent part of your business, not an afterthought The mindset shift that turns check-ins into natural opportunities for collaboration, referrals, and repeat sales If you’ve ever wondered how to stay top of mind with your clients without chasing them down or feeling like you’re bugging people, this episode will show you how to do it with authenticity and faith. Action Step: This week, pull out your client list and highlight 10–15 people you can meaningfully reconnect with before the end of the month. Schedule these out! If this episode helped you: Share it with another faith-led business owner or post it to your social media stories to help other women grow their businesses with purpose and peace.

Welcome to How to Grow My Small Business! It’s officially November, which means holiday events, family commitments, and the busyness of running a business are about to collide. In this episode, I’m helping you take control of your calendar and commitments so you can stay focused, productive, and peaceful through the holiday season. We’ll walk through practical, faith-based strategies for managing your time, aligning your goals with your calendar, and setting healthy boundaries. You’ll learn how to evaluate your commitments, identify time leaks, batch your tasks, and stay on track with your business goals without burning out. Here’s what we’ll cover: How to review your calendar and identify high-ROI tasks What “time leaks” are and how to eliminate them How to plan and prioritize through prayer and reflection Why batching and time-blocking increase productivity How to protect your peace by saying no to low-value commitments Practical tools to stay organized and intentional through the holidays This episode is perfect for solopreneurs, small business owners, and women of faith who want to end the year strong without sacrificing their sanity or their families. If you’re ready to stay accountable, simplify your systems, and move the needle every week, join my group coaching program, She Builds Momentum, at https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co. Let’s plan intentionally, invite God into our business strategy, and create a peaceful holiday season together.

If you’ve ever hesitated to follow up with a lead because you didn’t want to sound “pushy,” this episode is for you. Most small business owners lose sales not because they lack leads — but because they stop short of following up. In this short, power-packed episode, Lindsay Fletcher breaks down: ✅ Why so many business owners avoid following up (and how fear of feeling annoying costs you money) ✅ Why phrases like “just following up,” “circling back,” and “checking in” instantly shut down conversations ✅ What to say instead to sound confident, helpful, and professional ✅ Simple follow-up messages that feel natural and build trust ✅ A quick challenge to help you turn consistency into cash flow Whether you’re a Christian entrepreneur, service provider, or small business owner — this episode will help you reframe follow-up as service, not sales pressure.   Live in North Houston? Check out WE BUILD. Network Growth + Mastermind Community. RSVP here: https://webuild.lindsayfletcher.co   follow-up in sales, Christian women in business, faith-based business podcast, how to follow up with leads, small business sales tips, people-first sales, faith and business strategy, how to grow my small business podcast, women entrepreneurs, authentic sales communication

Live in North Houston? Join us for We Build., where we align faith and business by growing our network, support each other with best practices and professional development.  RSVP for our next meeting on November 4, 2025 here → https://webuild.lindsayfletcher.co   Thank you for joining me today for a discussion with Gabe Cox of Redhot Mindset. In this episode, we talk about: Incorporating faith into your business How she lives without social media as a business owner Evaluating her return on investment when she was on social media What she she does instead of social media Gabe’s online summit “Grow Your Biz without Social Media”   I’m excited to announce that I will be a featured speaker in Gabe’s summit in 2026, so join my email list so you don’t miss out on this awesome summit!  https://lindsayfletcher.co    Gabe Cox is a goal planning and business strategist and the founder of Red Hot Mindset. She helps entrepreneurs personalize and take action on a game plan that works with their capacity in different seasons so that they don't have to sacrifice everything to hit their goals. She teaches how to market your business without relying on social media so that you can ditch the hustle culture for good.   You can connect with Gabe Cox at https://redhotmindset.com Gabe’s podcast Pursuing Goals God’s Way: https://redhotmindset.com/podcast Apple podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pursuing-goals-gods-way-start-an-online-business-for/id1504519991

Are you relying on social media to bring in clients — but it’s just not converting? In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, host Lindsay Fletcher shares how to stop chasing algorithms and start building trust through real conversations. You’ll learn the simple 3C Framework — Connect, Clarify, Close — to turn everyday conversations into paying clients without being pushy or awkward. Whether you’re a small business owner, Christian entrepreneur, or part of a service-based business, this episode will help you and your team master the art of people-first sales that align with your faith and values. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why conversations build more trust and conversions than social media posts The #1 mistake business owners make after a great conversation (and how to fix it) The simple 3C Framework for turning chats into clients How to clarify needs and offer your solution confidently What to say to close the conversation without feeling pushy Why follow-up is the key to consistent sales How to create a repeatable system for genuine client relationships If you have someone on your team who answers phones, texts, or emails, this episode is a must-listen. Share it with them so they can learn how to turn conversations into revenue — while keeping your business faith-driven and customer-focused.   Links Mentioned: 💻 Join We Build — the faith-based network and mastermind group for Christian entrepreneurs that live in North Houston: https://webuild.lindsayfletcher.co 📩 Subscribe to Lindsay’s free resources & updates: https://lindsayfletcher.co   Christian entrepreneur, small business sales, sales tips for small business, people-first sales, faith-based business, how to grow my small business podcast, business growth strategy, how to get more clients, Christian business podcast, how to sell without social media, faith-driven entrepreneur

Are you a business owner in North Houston? Check out WE BUILD. Business with Kingdom Impact here --> https://webuild.lindsayfletcher.co ------------------------- 3 Systems Every Small Business Needs for Q4 and Beyond Are you ready to finish the year strong? In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, host Lindsay Fletcher walks you through three essential systems every entrepreneur needs to grow, scale, and sustain a profitable, faith-driven business in Q4 — and beyond. Whether you’re a Christian entrepreneur, small business owner, or service provider looking to grow without living on social media or working 24/7, this episode will help you simplify your business strategy so you can focus on what actually drives sales and peace of mind. Here’s what we cover: The Planning System — How to review your sales and marketing data, reflect on what’s working, and refocus your strategy for real growth (not just vanity metrics). The Sales System — Why consistent conversations and follow-up matter more than one-time pitches, and how to build a repeatable process that converts. The Marketing System — How to simplify your marketing so it’s predictable, purposeful, and aligned with your business goals (without burning out). You’ll also hear practical examples, easy next steps, and encouragement to build your business God’s way — with faith, wisdom, and stewardship over hustle. If you’re ready to move from reactive to proactive, from scattered to strategic, and from stressed to confident in your systems — this episode is for you. Keywords: Christian business podcast, faith-based entrepreneur, small business strategy, sales system, marketing system, planning system, business growth, Q4 planning, Christian entrepreneur tips, how to grow a small business, business organization, business systems for entrepreneurs, productivity for small business owners, Christian business coaching, Lindsay Fletcher podcast Rate & Review: If this episode encouraged or helped you, please leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It helps more Christian entrepreneurs find this show and grow their businesses with faith and strategy.

Live in North Houston? Check out our new in-person meeting https://webuild.lindsayfletcher.co Download 5 Prayers for Your Small Business https://prayer.lindsayfletcher.co    Episode 87 of How to Grow My Small Business is a special one. Today, I’m sharing 5 powerful prayers for business owners because as Christian entrepreneurs, our faith and our work are deeply connected. Running a small business can feel overwhelming at times. There are sales goals to hit, relationships to build, strategies to create, and endless tasks pulling at your attention. But as believers, we know that prayer is the foundation of everything we do. When we seek God’s wisdom and align our businesses with His Kingdom purpose, we can move forward with peace, confidence, and clarity. In this episode, I’ll walk you through five Scripture-inspired prayers you can use daily or in moments when you need direction, encouragement, or fresh vision. These prayers focus on: Habits and routines that draw us closer to God and closer to success in business. Multiplication of resources, relationships, and Kingdom impact. Christ-like relationships with customers, employees, and communities. Vision and boundaries that allow us to thrive where God has planted us. Obedience to God’s plan, even when it doesn’t make sense on the surface. If you’ve ever wondered how to keep your faith at the center of your business, or you’re craving prayers that go beyond generic blessings and actually speak to the challenges of entrepreneurship, this episode will encourage you and equip you.  

Learn more about She Builds Momentum, my monthly group coaching membership for women in business: https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co Are you already feeling the weight of Q4—holidays, kids’ activities, and running your business—all at once? You’re not alone. As small business owners, we’re often told that success only comes from hustling harder, working 24/7, and showing up on every single platform. But here’s the truth: hustle culture is a lie, and it’s costing you your peace, your joy, and sometimes even your profits. In today’s episode of How to Grow My Small Business, I’m getting real about hustle culture, margin, and why constantly being “busy” isn’t the badge of honor we think it is. Instead of cramming 20 pounds of potatoes in a five-pound sack (yes, I’ve been guilty of that!), I want to show you how to break free from overcommitment, set boundaries, and create space to breathe in both your life and your business. We’ll talk about: The symptoms of hustle culture you might be experiencing right now (think exhaustion, snapping at loved ones, or feeling out of control). The roots of busyness—fear of failure, pride, misplaced identity—and how they might be driving your decisions. Biblical examples of rest and margin that model how we’re meant to live and lead, not hustle endlessly. Practical ways to create space in your business, from delegating tasks like bookkeeping or social media to evaluating your calendar and cutting what doesn’t serve you. How margin can fuel creativity, problem-solving, and long-term growth in your business. If you’ve ever woken up already overwhelmed, ended your day still exhausted, or felt like you can’t keep up no matter how much you accomplish, this episode will encourage you to step off the hamster wheel and choose a better way. It’s time to unsubscribe from hustle culture and start running your business with strategy, clarity, and margin. Let’s break up with busy—together. Resources and Links: Learn more about She Builds Momentum, my monthly group coaching membership for women in business: momentum.lindsayfletcher.co Connect with me at hello@lindsayfletcher.co

This episode of How to Grow My Small Business with host Lindsay Fletcher is all about using automation and AI.  Guest Brittni Schroeder is a Business Coach and Marketing Strategist. She helps entrepreneurs automate, build sales funnels, and scale their business. Brittni worked as a High School Senior Photographer for over 10 years. She also owned and operated Mozi Magazine up until 2017. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Good Morning America and several publications. She has worked in the non-profit sector for over 15 years and recently founded her own non-profit called The Compassion Club. She currently lives in Lehi, Utah. She shares tips and tricks on how to incorporate automation into your small business so that you are nurturing your existing clients and future clients so that you can do other important things in your business.  Brittni also shares her favorite AI tools for small business owners to check out.    Connect with Brittni at https://brittnischroeder.com www.instagram.com/brittni.schroeder  www.facebook.com/groups/redefineyourbiz  www.linkedin.com/in/brittnischroeder  www.pinterest.com/brittnijo 

https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co Episode 84: Audit Your Time and Energy to Prepare for Q4 We’re heading into Q4—the final stretch of the year—and whether your business has felt smooth or messy, this is your chance to reset, refocus, and finish the year strong. But before you make a big plan, you need to know where your time and energy are really going. In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, I’m walking you through a practical exercise to audit your time, your energy, and your money makers so you can make better decisions about what to keep, what to delegate, and what to cut before heading into Q4. Because here’s the truth: if you don’t know where your time is going, you can’t manage it. And if you don’t know what drains your energy, you can’t protect it. Both are essential to running a small business that doesn’t leave you exhausted and overwhelmed. This is an episode you’ll want to grab a notebook for! What you’ll learn in this episode: How to track your time (and the surprising places it might actually be going) Why energy is just as important as hours when planning your week How to identify the money-making activities in your business The 3 categories every task should fall into: prioritize, delegate, or cut How to align your time and energy with your top Q4 priorities so you end the year strong Quotes from the episode: “If you don’t know where your time is going, you can’t manage it. And if you don’t know what drains your energy, you can’t protect it.” “Not all hours are equal—some tasks energize you, others drain you. Build your calendar around energy, not just time.” “When you know your money makers, you can prioritize what actually moves your business forward and stop wasting energy on the rest.” If you’re ready to finish Q4 with focus instead of distraction, this episode will give you the clarity and tools to do it. And if you’re a female entrepreneur who wants ongoing support, accountability, and a community of women working on the same things, check out my group coaching membership She Builds Momentum at momentum.lindsayfletcher.co.

Group Coaching: https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co  --------------------- Distractions can quietly steal your time, energy, and focus—keeping you from the progress you want in your business. In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, Lindsay Fletcher breaks down the five biggest distractions that entrepreneurs face, why they’re so dangerous, and how to overcome them so you can finally stay on track. If you’ve ever found yourself scrolling social media in the name of “research” or getting stuck perfecting your website instead of selling your services, this one’s for you. What you’ll learn in this episode: The #1 distraction almost every entrepreneur falls into (and how Lindsay overcame it) Why shiny object syndrome keeps you busy but not profitable How over-planning can actually hold you back from taking real action The danger of saying yes to every “should” and how to make decisions that align with your goals How notifications and emails drain more time than you think—and what to do about it Practical tips to remove distractions and build momentum in your business Quote from the episode: "Satan comes to steal, kill and destroy. And what he can’t destroy, he will do his best to distract." Next steps for you: If you’re a new business owner (less than 3 years in) and want guidance, accountability, and a clear strategy to follow, join She Builds Momentum—my group coaching program designed to help busy entrepreneurs stay on track with what actually works. 👉 Learn more here: https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co If you loved today’s episode, share it with another small business owner who needs encouragement and practical strategies for staying focused.   Let's Connect: Email: Hello@LindsayFletcher.co Free Online Community: https://facebook.com/groups/shebuildscollective

She Builds Momentum Group Coaching: https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co   4 Ways to Market Your Small Business Like Taylor Swift Taylor Swift is a marketing genius. Whether you’re a fan or not, there’s no denying her ability to grab attention, connect with people, and create buzz that lasts. In this episode, I’m breaking down how her latest album launch strategy—with the New Heights podcast and Travis Kelce’s GQ cover—holds powerful lessons for your small business. “Marketing isn’t about shouting the loudest, it’s about being intentional with where you show up, who you partner with, and how you connect your message to real people.” Inside this episode, you’ll learn: Why timing matters and how to plan your launches when your audience is already paying attention How to borrow other people’s audiences through collaborations, partnerships, and local opportunities Why storytelling is your most powerful tool to connect and stay memorable How layered marketing (showing up in more than one place) keeps your business top of mind Why talking about your product or service once isn’t enough—and what to do instead “Your audience connects with YOUR story. Not someone else’s. People love stories and they are so much more memorable than just giving information.” If you are wondering how to get more eyes on your small business, this episode will give you actionable ways to market smarter.    Share this episode with a fellow business owner who needs some fresh marketing inspiration. If you’re a female entrepreneur ready for more sales, marketing clarity, and accountability, check out my membership, She Builds Momentum. It’s a low-cost, low-commitment group coaching program to help you block out the “shoulds” and stay focused on what actually works. Join here: momentum.lindsayfletcher.co

The show will be back on Tuesdays!   Check out She Builds Momentum Monthly Group Coaching Membership here: https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co ------------------------------------ Welcome back to How to Grow My Small Business - Sales, Marketing and Time Management for Small Business Owners! In this episode, Liz Kent joins me to discuss how us mompreneurs can grow our businesses while staying connected to our families and ourselves, and how to avoid burnout.   Liz is a licensed therapist and business strategist turned mindset coach for ambitious mom entrepreneurs. As a mom of three, she knows firsthand how challenging it can be to grow a business while raising a family—and she’s passionate about helping other moms do it in a way that feels aligned, sustainable, and fulfilling. Through a blend of mindset support and practical business strategy, Liz helps moms ditch the guilt and overwhelm, get clear on their priorities, and build businesses that create more time, confidence, and financial freedom. Her approach is all about helping moms grow in both life and business—without sacrificing what matters most. Her goal is to help mom entrepreneurs feel empowered, connected, and confident as they create a business and a life they truly love.   CONNECT WITH LIZ KENT: Website: https://lizkentcoaching.com Instagram: @lizkentcoaching Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1398379110805009 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-kent-lcsw-c-b499672b/ Liz's podcast on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-thriving-mompreneur/id1793761862

Join She Builds Momentum Group Coaching here: https://momentum.lindsayfletcher.co Interested in training and coaching for your team? Email me at hello@lindsayfletcher.co In this episode of How to Grow My Small Business, we’re continuing our two-part series on hiring a business coach. Today we’re taking a deep dive into the different types of coaching support available and how to decide which one is right for you and your current stage of business. We’ll explore the difference between macro coaching and micro coaching so you can identify whether you need big-picture strategy or targeted expertise in a specific area like sales, branding, or time management. We’ll also break down the pros and cons of 1:1 coaching versus group coaching, plus how to decide if a business coach or life coach is the best investment for your unique challenges. You’ll learn: • How to know if you need macro-level strategic guidance or micro-level skill development • The situations where 1:1 coaching accelerates results and when group coaching can be even more effective • The differences between life coaching and business coaching and how to choose based on your biggest roadblocks • Coaching alternatives that still offer valuable support, including self-paced courses, podcasts, and membership communities • How my She Builds Momentum monthly group coaching membership helps women entrepreneurs create clarity, consistency, and confidence without burnout • The key questions to ask before investing in a coach so you can make a smart, informed decision Whether you’re feeling stuck, ready to scale, or simply looking for clarity on your next steps, this episode will help you match the right coaching style to your business needs.