EPISODE · Oct 18, 2022 · 49 MIN
Powerhouse Women Founder Lindsey Schwartz On How To Build And Serve A Community & Encourage More Honest Conversations
from It's Gillean · host Gillean Barkyoumb
I’m joined by Lindsey Schwartz, speaker, bestselling author, and founder of Powerhouse Women. Lindsey has been with me from the very beginning of my entrepreneurial journey and one of my biggest cheerleaders. She shares some incredible wisdom around building a community, valuing collaboration over competition, and what her biggest secret to success is. Lindsey takes us behind-the-scenes and explains how she transitioned out of the health and fitness industry and started a brand that provides space for entrepreneurs to be vulnerable, learn, and unapologetically dream big. Plus, we work through some of the mindset blocks and challenges that we’re currently facing. IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:Being honest with yourself when you’re feeling restless and unfulfilled by your work Embodying the mantra ‘better done than perfect’Learning how to love who you are right now while simultaneously working on becoming a better version of yourself in the future The three communities that every entrepreneur should be a part of The difference between building an audience and a community RESOURCESUse promo code PODCAST at whatsfordinnerclub.com to get a FREE 1-month trial membership. CONNECT WITH LINDSEY Follow Powerhouse Women: @powerhouse_womenFollow Lindsey on Instagram: @llindseyschwartzVisit the Powerhouse Women website: www.powerhousewomen.coListen to Powerhouse Women CONNECT WITH GILLEANFollow Gillean: @itsgilleanFollow What’s For Dinner Club: @whatsfordinnerclub.officialLet’s TikTok: @itsgilleanText FREE to (866) 551-1989 to try What’s For Dinner ClubLearn more about GilleanListen to more episodes of It’s Gillean
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