Linda Mendible - Entrepreneur, Techy, Branding & Webdesign
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Business growth for faith-driven mompreneurs.
Monetizing Mompreneurs is a warm, interview-led business show for mothers turning skills, coaching, services, and ideas into steadier income. Its conversations move between practical systems, money mindset, faith, boundaries, and the real capacity limits of running a business around home life.
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Monetizing Mompreneurs sits at the intersection of small-business coaching, faith-led encouragement, and the daily math of motherhood. It speaks to women building coaching, service, membership, or online businesses while managing family life, limited time, and the pressure to make their work pay. The show is practical, but not cold. Recent conversations cover contracts, client boundaries, autopay systems, pricing, budgeting, cash flow, outsourcing, debt-free growth, and the structure needed to keep a business from swallowing the person running it. Money is a recurring subject. So is permission to want more of it. The show returns often to the idea that earning well can support a bigger calling, not compete with it. Faith language is woven directly into business talk, especially around alignment, leadership, story, anointing, and the courage to show up without double-mindedness. The format is heavily interview-driven, with guest teachers, behind-the-scenes clips, FB Lives excerpts, and conversations pulled from the Monetizing Mompreneur Society orbit. It can be promotional. It can also be specific. Episodes move from a guest’s path into a practical lesson, whether that is building a membership for predictable income, rethinking the “B word” of budgeting, shifting careers after corporate life, or protecting creative and coaching work with clearer agreements. The pacing is brisk and friendly. The host’s side of the conversation often feels like a peer asking what another mompreneur actually did, what scared her, what worked, and what someone else could try next. Guests such as Stacey, Shauna, Vanessa, Kimberly, Leslie, Rhea Lana Riner, and Kim Rogne bring examples from finance, career ownership, leadership, franchising, and personal development. The strongest episodes connect tactics to capacity: when to take calls, when to pause, what to outsource, and how to build a business that supports life instead of draining it. Listeners who prefer secular, highly analytical business media may find the show’s faith framing and community calls-to-action distracting. Its lane is different. It offers business-building advice in the language of encouragement, testimony, and next steps.
Made for: For mothers building coaching, service, membership, or online businesses who want practical money and marketing guidance with faith-forward encouragement. It especially suits listeners navigating boundaries, confidence, pricing, and family-life capacity.
What sets it apart: The show pairs tactical small-business systems with candid conversations about motherhood, faith, energy, and getting paid. Its strongest moments make contracts, budgets, memberships, and career pivots feel personal rather than abstract.
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A clear reminder that good agreements can protect both income and time.
This episode keeps its feet on the ground and stays with a topic that matters more than people admit: contracts. It moves from a client story into scheduling, protected time, and the plain usefulness of having structure around service work. The case it makes is straightforward.
A living room startup story that keeps motherhood, leadership, and scale in the same frame.
Rhea Lana Riner comes through as a founder whose business story stays tied to family and community. What starts as a living room clothing swap in 1997 becomes Rhea Lana's Children's Consignment, now a franchising company with 120 locations across 26 states and a multi-million…
Collaboration is presented as a practical growth strategy, not just a nice idea.
The episode treats collaboration as a working business move, not a slogan. Linda Mendel keeps the focus on visibility, community, and systems meant to ease burnout, using the virtual summit, the AI chatbot, and the bundles-and-summits directory as concrete anchors.
A niche bundle becomes a grounded lesson in audience fit, follow-through, and purpose-led list growth.
A bundle turns into a useful case study in email-list growth when the guest reports nearly 200 new subscribers after one week, with two promotional weeks still to go.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Linda and Christina reframe Monetizing Mompreneurs around email marketing, arguing that email has driven Linda’s business growth and preserves contact with interested buyers when social media interruptions occur.
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Podcast manager and coach Jenny tells host Lynda Mendable she has kept to a 20-hour work week since 2020 by auditing her time for a month and cutting tasks that were "busy" but not "productive." She describes moving most of her work from ChatGPT to Claude about two to three weeks before recording, including Claude's Co-work desktop feature and a quiz she built that scores results such as 92 out of 100 and sends matching email sequences.
Contracts do the heavy lifting here.
This episode discusses how women entrepreneurs, especially mompreneurs, can package their passion into memberships to create predictable income and balance business with family life.
This episode features a career ownership coach discussing how to transition careers, start a business, and balance life as a mompreneur.
This episode features a clip from a guest teacher session with Kim Graham discussing boundaries, pricing, and protecting energy for mompreneur service providers, including her journey of paying off $76,000 in student debt.
Rialana Reiner shares how a living-room clothing swap for young families grew into a national consignment franchise.
Hosts interview financial coaches Shauna and Vanessa about their journey as mompreneurs and their budget system for women.
A podcast episode for mom entrepreneurs featuring a guest teacher discussing how faith and alignment impact business marketing and lead generation.
A business coach shares her journey of leaving real estate to start a coaching business for mompreneurs, focusing on lead generation and visibility through summits and bundles.
An interview with a marketing expert discussing strategies for online business growth, focusing on lead generation through summits and bundles.
A podcast for mom entrepreneurs offering strategies to build and grow a coaching business, featuring an interview with Dr.
An interview with a former corporate sales leader who now coaches female entrepreneurs on scaling with MRR and smart strategy without hustle culture.
A podcast for mom entrepreneurs offering strategies to build and monetize an online coaching business, with a focus on lead generation and marketing.
A conversation about podcasting strategies, business growth, and giving yourself grace as a mom entrepreneur.
Host Linda Mandible shares her pivot from one-to-one web design to one-to-many business coaching, emphasizing the need for marketing to make websites profitable.
The host discusses how to identify marketable skills and frameworks for a coaching business, using a student example of selling in DMs versus targeting audience.
Host Linda Mendel interviews operations strategist Terry about simplifying systems for mom entrepreneurs to build businesses that support their lives.
The host discusses a content sparks guide for the Monetizing Entrepreneur Summit, emphasizing strategy over AI reliance.
Host Linda Mendel promotes her CEO Moms Get Social Virtual Summit, offering tools and strategies for mompreneurs to grow their businesses without burnout.
Linda Mendel opens by pushing back on hustle culture and making the case that mompreneurs were never meant to build their businesses alone.
This episode features Dr.
This episode focuses on helping Christian mompreneurs build and grow their online businesses by combining faith, actionable strategies, and practical tools.
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Michelle, a marketing strategist and business coach, shares her journey from being fired to building a thriving business, offering tips for mompreneurs to grow their coaching businesses.
The host introduces a Facebook live takeover featuring a success coach discussing productivity, purpose, and avoiding burnout for high-achieving women entrepreneurs.
A woman shares her journey of overcoming kidney cancer through mindset shifts, self-love, and holistic wellness.
This episode discusses why 94% of businesses never sell, emphasizing the importance of succession planning and profitability for retirement, while targeting mompreneurs with business growth strategies.
This episode interviews a mompreneur who helps women-owned businesses succeed in federal government contracting.
This episode features an interview with Erica Carrico, a successful business coach who helps women build soul-aligned, six-figure businesses while balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship.
This episode features an interview with personal stylist Camellia Jade, who discusses how clothing can build confidence for women, especially mompreneurs, and shares her journey into fashion styling without formal training.
A mompreneur shares her journey and three core lessons learned as she approaches her 40th birthday, focusing on business growth and overcoming imposter syndrome.
The host interviews a guest about building a business through collaboration and shares updates on her own template shop.
Host Linda Mendel interviews an eight-figure entrepreneur about failure, action, and building a successful coaching business.