The FoundHer Files
Lindsay PinchukWeekly deep dives on marketing, entrepreneurship and building a business for women business owners 40+. No fluff. No gatekeeping. Just what works, because at this age, we're better together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 140 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Aftermath, Part 4: What I Know Now
I screenshotted this quote the day after I was officially done with Bump Club.
After I made the decision to leave, and was no longer employee, I was a consultant at my own company for eight weeks. Once that contract was over, I was just do...
You Can't Grow a Business While You're Setting Up Chairs
One of my earliest Bump Club events in partnership with Lululemon. One of the women sitting in the front row later became one of my employees.
When you first start a business, and for many years after, you’re in the weeds. And often, you’...
The Aftermath, Part 3: Who Am I If I'm Not "The Bump Club Founder"
The slow, unglamorous work of becoming someone new when the world around you hasn't caught up yet.
A few months after I had left Bump Club and Beyond I was at an event and someone introduced me as “the Founder of Bump Club and Beyond.” The...
Quick Win: The business lesson my dad drilled into my head...
Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash
If there’s one thing my dad always taught me to do in business it' was this: Get it in writing. It sounds simple, doesn’t it?
And trust me, I try. I always try. But sometimes it’s hard, and there have de...
Deep Dive: How to Grow Without Anyone Else’s Money
Behind the Curtain
I started my first business with $500.
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Lindsay Pinchuk turned a $500 investment into a 7-figure acquired business, now she helps women business owners 40+ do the same through Dear FoundHer..., a top 0.5% podcast and networking community built on her Marketing Made Simple framework.
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