Moments of Reinvention: Jenny LeFlore of MamaFreshChi interviews our host and award-winning entrepreneur, Lindsay Pinchuk to share her founding journey.

Dear FoundHer...Real Founder Stories for Women Small Business Owners

Lindsay Pinchuk

Pivot, Bobbi Brown, Marketing, Entrepreneur, Ceo, Women In Business, Careers, Entrepreneurship, Foundher, Business, Business Owner, Female Founder, Small Business

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2022

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

When our host Lindsay Pinchuk started interviewing guests for the podcast, one question came up in every discussion: "When was Lindsay going to share her story?"

There was one person that Lindsay trusted to interview her - Jenny LeFlore. Before Lindsay could even ask Jenny, it was Jenny who asked and offered to interview Lindsay on her podcast. In this interview, Lindsay steps into the spotlight to share: how she got into the advertising industry, built and sold her business , and the factors that led to her walking away from it to launch the Dear FoundHer Community.

When asked to describe what she envisioned as the legacy of this new chapter, Lindsay replied, " I want to leave people with a full feeling. I want them to believe in themselves and know that they can find success and that success looks different for everyone."

Here is the story of our Host and Founder, Lindsay Pinchuk!

Episode Highlights:

[00:02:56] Get to know Lindsay Pinchuk and hear how she discovered the power of networking and what bold actions she took to build her career.
[00:15:42] Lindsay has reinvented herself at two pivotal moments in her career– - learn why her first reinvention didn't include leaving her full-time job to launch her business. Discover how she grew Bump Club and Beyond as a side hustle before taking it on full time..
[00:19:26] Lindsay reveals why she decided to leave the job she loved and jump into full-time entrepreneurship.
[00:28:16] Learning to trust your instincts as a Founder means learning how to "read the room" and reacting accordingly.Listen as Lindsay shares how to build this muscle as an entrepreneur.
[00:30:06] Ego is the enemy of success - Lindsay shares the importance of putting your customers first - ALWAYS.
[00:35:58] Being a Founder is a chance to build a community that lives forever.Jenny and Lindsay discuss the legacy of Bump Club and Beyond and Lindsay's plans for the Dear FoundHer… Community.
[00:42:17] In every decision you face - from career choices to motherhood, take inventory, ask yourself -What is the worst that can happen? If you can live with the outcome - take the chance.

Takeaways:

Be open to reinvention - the path to success as an entrepreneur may not be in your original plans but remain open to the possibility it all works out in the end.
As a Founder , you're balancing multiple things between your personal life and business, but you must serve your customers to the best of your ability.

Resources:

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Transcript

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0:00.0	As you know, there's no blueprint for entrepreneurship.
0:06.6	You wear so many hats, you burn the min-eyed oil, you pour your heart and soul into everything
0:12.1	that you do.
0:13.2	But without a doubt, the journey is worth every single second that you put into it.
0:18.4	I'm Lindsay Pinchuk, host of the Deer Founder podcast. I say this because I've
0:22.9	lived it for over a decade. I started my first company with $500 in my pocket and a baby in my
0:28.8	belly. I grew it and I sold it all. This podcast is my weekly letter to you. We'll talk all things
0:35.8	starting, growing, nurturing, and in some cases, even
0:39.9	selling a business. Together with some of my closest contacts, I'm here to help you find your own
0:45.1	success, whatever that means to you. The ride as a founder is the ride of your life. So come on
0:50.9	and join me for another episode that will get you one step closer to reaching your own founder goals.
1:00.6	Welcome back to the latest episode of Dear Founder.
1:04.4	Today's episode is a little bit different and one that I was really honestly nervous to share and to share with you.
1:12.3	It's a bit different in that I'm stepping out of my own comfort zone and sharing my own
1:16.9	story. I knew that I eventually wanted to make this an episode and I knew who I was going to ask
1:22.4	to interview me. But Jenny LaFleur, Mama Fresh I, who you just heard in the last episode, beat me to it when she
1:29.9	asked who was going to help share my story. And she offered to help me do it during her own
1:35.2	dear found her interview. I knew that Jenny was who I wanted to conduct this interview because
1:40.3	I knew our conversation would be real and raw. In this conversation you're about to hear,
1:45.7	Jenny really reaches into my core and she brought out bits of my story that I've never shared
1:50.5	with anyone else. I'm beyond grateful not only to our friendship, but to have her as a mentor and a
1:56.1	colleague and someone in my own female founder community. My own journey as an entrepreneur is what got me to where I am today.
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