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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 35 MIN

10. Entrepreneurship, Faith, and How We Built Businesses that Aligned with our Lives

from The Overflow Podcast: A Women's Wellness Round Table · host Overflow Podcast

Entrepreneurship, Faith, and How We Built Businesses that Aligned with our LivesIn this episode of Overflow: A Women’s Wellness Roundtable, hosts Becky Webb, Bronwyn Deiter, and Andrea Lehman share the stories behind how each of them stepped into entrepreneurship and built businesses from home while raising families.What makes this conversation unique is that none of them originally set out to build a business.Instead, their journeys began with curiosity, personal experiences, and a deep desire to help others.From teaching careers and nonprofit ministry to nutritional therapy training and motherhood, each path looked a little different—but all three women eventually discovered that entrepreneurship could create something many families are searching for: freedom, flexibility, and meaningful work that aligns with their values.This episode is a candid conversation about the realities of starting something new, the fears that come with it, and the surprising ways purpose often unfolds when you follow what genuinely helps people.Whether you’re a stay-at-home mom wondering if you could create income from home, or someone curious about the intersection of wellness and entrepreneurship, this conversation offers encouragement and perspective.As the hosts reflect, sometimes the opportunities we pray for arrive in ways we never expected.In This Episode We Talk About• How each host unexpectedly found her way into entrepreneurship• The early days of building a business while raising young children• What it looks like to create income “in the crevices of your day” as a mom• The difference between authentic sharing and sales-driven pressure• Why belief in what you’re sharing matters more than business strategy• The fears many people have about entrepreneurship and why they often hold us back• How values, mission, and personal integrity shape long-term business success• The importance of building something that supports your life rather than consuming it• Why entrepreneurship doesn’t always begin with a business plan, but with helping peopleA Conversation About Purpose and PossibilityOne of the most powerful themes in this episode is how often purpose unfolds organically.None of the hosts started their journey with the intention of building a large business. Instead, it began with personal experiences, meaningful conversations with friends, and seeing the impact that simple tools could have on everyday life.Over time, those small moments of sharing turned into something bigger.The conversation also explores how entrepreneurship can look different from the traditional models many people grew up seeing—where business meant long hours, high risk, and constant stress. For these women, building something from home created a different path, one that allowed them to prioritize family while still pursuing meaningful work.Listen to the EpisodeIf you’ve ever wondered:• Could I create income while staying present with my family?• Is it possible to build a business without sacrificing your values?• What does entrepreneurship look like for real moms?This episode offers an honest look behind the scenes.Join us for this conversation and hear how three women discovered that sometimes the opportunities we’re looking for are already unfolding right in front of us.Connect with Us! Becky WebbBronwyn Deiter Andrea LahmanGrab Our FREE Resources! Becky's Free ResourcesAndrea's Free ResourcesBronwyn's Free Resources This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit overflowpodcast.substack.com

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