Hello new friends! I'm Lindsey, a YNAB Certified Coach and a Certified Money Coach. I help women who earn decent money but feel like they don't have anything to show for it, heal their relationship with money, create a positive money mindset and learn to LOVE budgeting and finally feel confident managing their finances!! I have had my business for 5 1/2 years now but have mainly been doing 1:1 coaching during that time. I found Skool in October and immediately fell in love and decided to FINALLY try a membership...which I had been thinking about for more than a year at that point! I have also had an email list from day one but my biggest struggle right now is to get them to actually buy! I've been starting to think that I had the wrong people on my list so my focus recently has been on visibility and finding those right subscribers! I currently live in Carlisle, Pennsylvania with my husband and our three cats (any other crazy cat ladies here??). I also LOVE the color purple (yes, the actual color) as well as a good jigsaw puzzle!

Quite a few of you have asked why I'm moving from Kit to Flodesk, especially because I've been a Kit user for over four years. So I recorded a whole podcast episode on it. And before anyone panics… this isn't a "Kit is bad and Flodesk is better" episode. It's actually a conversation about something much bigger: 👉 How your business evolves. 👉 Why your priorities change. 👉 And why the tools that got you here aren't always the tools that will get you there. Inside the episode I share: - Why I'm moving from Kit to Flodesk after four years - The hidden cost of complexity in your business - How changing business models changes your software decisions - Why loyalty to tools isn't a strategy - The question I think every business owner should ask regularly: "Does this still fit?" Because sometimes we keep paying for software, systems, and subscriptions simply because we've always used them… not because they're actually the best fit for the business we're building now. 🎧 Listen here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2065148/episodes/19435188 And I'm curious… What's one tool, strategy, or offer in your business that you're questioning right now because it might not fit anymore? 👇 Let's chat.

Ok .... I did 3 brave asks this week. I dropped someone a message on LinkedIn who is a co-char of a Sikh/Punjabi group asking if they would be interested in collabing. Explained the benefits to both of us. I also messaged The Sikh Games (a friend or a friend) asking whether they would be interested in a collab. And I messaged The Lavan Group (a punjabi based group focused on helping punjabi get an arranged marriage the more modern way) asking to collab, especially as a lot of people come to me asking to learn Punjabi because they want to speak to their in-laws. Haven't heard back yet from any of them... BUT I actually sent the message and asked. 🙂 Don't know why this is feeling scary but I'm plucking up the courage to ask anyways. 🙈

I’m Veronica, a nurse from NC. I started my senior home care business specializing in Alzheimer’s dementia. I brand new at email marketing so I hope to learn how to automate this system for my business. I excited to get my email marketing plan up and running! 🩷

Hi all! I’m really enjoying seeing all of the different content and growth methods here. But since I’m starting my list from the ground up, along with my business, a lot of the opportunities feel above my level right now. How did you start growing your list when you were first starting out? What strategies do you wish you would have done sooner?