EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 1H 9M
S2 E5 | Still stuck on your business plan? Here’s how to finally move forward.
from The MENTORD Podcast
Starting a business can feel like standing at the edge of something big — exciting, but completely overwhelming. In this episode, Bethany and Danielle break down how to create a business plan that actually feels doable, so you can stop overthinking and start building.They share the exact 5-step “starter kit” they wish they’d had when they began, helping you move from “I don’t know where to start” to “I know my next step.” This isn’t about spreadsheets or perfection — it’s about creating a simple roadmap that fits your life, your values, and your version of success.Resources mentioned in this episode:[FREE DOWNLOAD] Business Plan Starter Kit[FREE DOWNLOAD] The Doable Private Practice ChecklistBrené Brown List of ValuesLaura Schoenfeld | How to Consistently Attract and Enroll Premium Health Clients Every WeekHave a question or an idea for a topic you'd like to hear us discuss? Email us at [email protected] Connected📲 Follow us on Instagram → @mentordpod🌐 Website → https://www.mentordpod.com/HostsConnect with Bethany: B. Wheeler Nutrition → @bethanydietitianConnect with Danielle: Southern Nutrition → @southernutritionllcExtras✨ Anti-Diet Designs Merch → Shop Now🎧 Share this episode with another dietitian who needs mentorshipEnjoyed this episode? Don’t miss what’s next—follow The MENTORD Podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and share it with another dietitian who needs mentorship.About the Hosts:Bethany Wheeler and Danielle Southern are registered dietitians with years of experience in outpatient care, eating disorder treatment and private practice mentorship. Together, they created The MENTORD Podcast to provide the support, tools and real-world conversations that dietitians wish they had in school.
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