Midlife Women Entrepreneurs

Inspiring stories of midlife women redefining their next chapter. From entrepreneurs launching new ventures to authors publishing their first books, hear candid insights into overcoming mindset blocks, procrastination, and the ups and downs of pursuing a passion-fueled career and life. Host Lynette Turner uncovers the deep desire many women feel to redefine themselves after years of caregiving, working a 9-5, or navigating significant life changes. Through these honest conversations, you'll hear empowering stories about the courage it takes to reinvent yourself and the profound fulfillment that comes from following your passion. It is where listeners gain confidence by hearing relatable stories of reinvention and courage. And an invitation for midlife women to transform their beliefs about midlife into a time for personal growth, expression, and transformation. Lynette covers topics like finding a purpose, balancing motherhood and ambition, building a successful business or side hustle, and finding the courage to reinvent a lifelong career. The real-life stories in this podcast will help you in designing your second act. Subscribe & Glow-up ✨ https://lynette-turner.kit.com/b51ebeac7b

Midlife Women Entrepreneurs is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 144 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Midlife Women Entrepreneurs

  134. How to Turn a Personal Problem Into a Business

  Jul 28, 202626 min

  Some of the best business ideas do not begin with a business plan. They begin with a problem you need solved in your own life. Beth Heyer could not find the kind of reliable, flexible childcare she needed after moving to a new city. Instead of continuing to search, she built Babysitting Connection. The company now operates across five cities, and Beth helps other women turn similar service ideas into structured, scalable businesses. In this episode, Beth explains how to recognize a problem worth building around, research whether other people need the same solution, and turn your experience into a business model that can grow beyond you. She also shares practical advice on hiring your first employee, setting short-term goals, building systems and using what you learn to help others. It is a grounded conversation for women who want to turn what they already know into real income. You can find Beth here: bethheyer.com Apple Spotify YouTube Share it with friends who may like it too :) Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lynettedale/

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  Episode #133

  133. Hate Social Media? Build This Sales Habit Instead

  Jun 16, 202636 min

  If you’ve been trying to grow your business but feel exhausted by social media, this episode will feel like a relief. Sena Wheeler, founder of Sena Sea, built a direct-to-consumer seafood business by leaning into one simple habit: a weekly email that connects, teaches, and sells. Sena comes from a fifth-generation fishing family, has a background in nutrition and food science, and built her business while raising three small kids. Her turning point came when she realized email gave her something social media didn’t: a clear connection between what she shared and the sales that followed. In this conversation, we talk about confidence, entrepreneurship, selling without feeling pushy, and how women in business can build momentum without trying to keep up with every trend. If you’re starting over after 40, growing a business in midlife, or looking for a simpler way to stay visible, this episode gives you a practical reminder: your business does not need more noise. It needs one clear system you can repeat. You can find Sena here: https://www.senasea.com/?srsltid=AfmBOorku75Z-egwkRUyqGT9G6mhwr10tKsO0WBaOwsDtiwQhR6habb0 Apple Spotify YouTube Share it with friends who may like it too :) Find me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lynettedale/ New: Join me and other midlife women entrepreneurs in my new community!! Link: https://www.skool.com/midlifewomenentrepreneurs/about

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  132. Signs of High-Functioning Anxiety

  Jun 2, 202637 minS0

  <p>If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything “right,” but you still can’t get past an invisible ceiling, this episode is for you. We talk about the <b>glass ceiling within</b> and how it shows up as over-delivering, people-pleasing, and overthinking, even when you look confident on the outside. </p><p>My guest is a <b>consultant psychotherapist, psychodynamic mentor, and self-esteem expert</b> with decades in practice. She explains why <b>high-functioning anxiety can masquerade as ambition</b>, why your nervous system can normalize stress until you don’t even notice it, and how <b>micro-traum...

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  131. Starting Over With Nothing But Stories

  May 21, 202631 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Midlife Women Entrepreneurs, Lynette Turner speaks with author Ana Hebra-Flaster about her memoir Property of the Revolution, a powerful family story about being forced to leave Cuba as a child. Ana shares what happened when her family had 48 hours to leave their home, taking only one suitcase, one change of clothes each, and none of the heirlooms or belongings that had shaped their life.</p><p>But this conversation is not only about what was lost. It is about what stayed. Ana talks about the courage of her elders, the family stories that became her...

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  Episode #130

  130. Stop Building a Business That Drains You

  May 12, 202632 minS0

  <p>What happens when your business looks successful from the outside, but behind the scenes you are exhausted, underpaid, and quietly wondering how much longer you can keep going? In this episode of Midlife Women Entrepreneurs, Lynette Turner sits down with Molly Rolland, founder of HeartCast Media, to talk about rebuilding a business that is simple, profitable, and aligned with the life you actually want.</p><p>Molly shares the turning point that made her close a business that looked impressive on paper but left her depleted. With 18 employees, 160 artists, and a three-story building in Washington, DC, everything looked like...

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