Faith Based Business & Leadership for Christian Women in Business | The Leaders’ Table

Lindsay Fletcher | Christian Entrepreneur

The Leaders’ Table Podcast with Lindsay Fletcher is for Christian women in business who want to become the leaders God is calling them to be. Building a successful faith based business requires more than the right strategy. It requires becoming a woman who can lead conversations, make confident decisions, build meaningful relationships, steward money and influence, sell with integrity, and lead well what God has placed in her hands. Join Lindsay for honest conversations about faith, business, leadership, sales, networking, relationships, money, ambition, influence, stewardship, and the beliefs shaping Christian women in leadership. Some episodes are practical. Some will challenge the way we think. And some will start with a question Lindsay finds herself asking more and more: Where did we get that? You'll hear solo conversations from Lindsay as well as interviews with Christian women entrepreneurs, business owners, leaders, and experts who bring experience and perspective to the Table. Together, we'll explore what Scripture says, question assumptions we've picked up along the way, and talk candidly about what it takes to build profitable businesses without separating our faith from the way we lead them. The goal is to become women who are more confident communicators, wiser decision-makers, better stewards, stronger business leaders, and prepared to lead well whatever God entrusts to us next. If you're a Christian woman entrepreneur, business owner, or leader looking for conversations about faith and business that go deeper than surface-level inspiration, pull up a chair. Welcome to The Leaders’ Table. Connect with Lindsay Fletcher: https://lindsayfletcher.co/ 

  1. Sep 8

    Maybe You Don’t Need Another Business Strategy. You Need Discipline. - Ep. 125

    In this episode of The Leaders' Table Podcast, Lindsay Fletcher challenges the common refrain among Christian women in business: that what’s missing is another strategy. Instead, she invites us to consider that the real issue might be a discipline problem. We often scramble for new offers, marketing tactics, or platforms, mistaking frantic activity for productivity. Lindsay digs into the connection between faith, discipline, stewardship, and leadership, grounded in 2 Timothy 1:7, which reminds us God has given us power, love, and self-discipline. Hear why vision demands discipline, motivation alone won’t sustain a business, and faithful leadership sometimes means showing up for the hard, ordinary work—sales calls, follow-ups, relationship building—even when excitement wanes. This conversation distinguishes necessary pivots from emotional reactions and urges patience for the seeds we’ve already sown to take root. Ultimately, it’s about who you’re becoming through the process of business building. Key Questions Explored: Are you pivoting out of fear or wisdom? Where might impatience be masquerading as a strategic change? What discipline do you need to faithfully lead what God has entrusted to you? Who are you becoming as you build your business? If you’re seeking more customers, revenue, or influence, this episode will help you reflect on developing the discipline to steward those blessings well instead of chasing constant new solutions.Follow the show for ongoing honest conversations about faith, leadership, money, stewardship, and growth for Christian women in business. Local to North Houston? RSVP for our next networking event in The Woodlands, TX here: https://lindsayfletcher.co/theleaderstableforwomen Listening from afar? Join our free online community of Christian Women in Business here:  https://lindsayfletcher.co/community

  2. Sep 3

    Pricing, Profit, and the Mindset Christian Women in Business Need to Talk About - Ep. 124

    In this episode of The Leaders’ Table Podcast, host sits down with three business friends—Jan Touchberry, Andee Hart, and Gabe Cox—for a candid conversation about money, pricing, profit, and the personal beliefs that Christian women bring to these decisions. We explore why pricing can feel so personal, especially when building a business around your own gifts and expertise. Together, we unpack the fear of raising prices, the struggle to value your own work, and the tension between serving well and charging appropriately. Beyond the challenges, we dive deep into a vital question: What if profitability actually expands our ability to serve others? Listen in as we clarify the difference between ministry and giving away your work, discuss how investment fosters client ownership, and reflect on what Scripture says about stewardship, gifts, and profitable work. Get practical insights on: Overcoming fear in pricing Understanding the real costs in your business Researching the market to inform your pricing Raising your prices confidently Managing pricing for returning clients Balancing capacity and profit margins This episode models real, respectful disagreement and deep reflection — because The Leaders’ Table is a place for honest conversation about money, leadership, stewardship, and faith-driven business growth. What You’ll Learn: Why pricing work can be a challenge for women How to separate personal feelings from pricing decisions Biblical perspectives on work, profit, and generosity Practical strategies to set and raise prices When to reconsider your pricing How making money well amplifies your impact on family, community, and the Kingdom Join The Leaders’ Table: If you’re a Christian woman building a business with faith at the center and want to continue conversations like this, join our online community or meet us in person in North Houston. Together, we’re growing as wiser, stronger leaders who steward well whatever God entrusts to us. Join The Leaders' Table Online Community: https://lindsayfletcher.co/community Join us in-person in North Houston for our next networking event. Meeting details + RSVP here: https://lindsayfletcher.co/theleaderstableforwomen

  3. Jun 30

    121. Are You Building the Business God Called You to Build?

    Have you ever felt like you're doing everything the business experts tell you to do, but instead of feeling fulfilled, you feel exhausted? In this personal episode of Small Business Growth Tools, I'm stepping away from sales training and marketing strategy to share a lesson God has been teaching me over the past few months. After a season of nonstop launches, workshops, challenges, podcasting, YouTube, social media, and trying to "be everywhere," I realized something surprising: I had become the very business owner I've spent years encouraging others not to become. Somewhere along the way, I started believing that visibility meant I had to be everywhere. But visibility without purpose accomplishes nothing. In this episode, I share what happened when I stepped back, why I unfollowed some of the biggest names in my industry, and how returning to the vision God originally gave me completely changed my perspective. If you're a Christian woman in small business who feels tired, overwhelmed, or like you're constantly chasing the next marketing strategy, this conversation is for you. ____________________________________________________________   LINKS & RESOURCES   Local to North Houston? Visit The Leaders' Table Networking Events: https://lindsayfletcher.co/theleaderstableforwomen   Cheering us on from afar?  Join our free online community: https://lindsayfletcher.co/community     Follow The Leaders' Table on Socials https://instagram.com/theleaderstableforwomen https://facebook.com/theleaderstableforwomen   Follow Lindsay Fletcher on Socials: https://instagram.com/lindsayfletcher.co https://facebook.com/lindsayfletcher.co

  4. Jun 9

    120. Automate Your Small Business Growth: Tools & Strategies for Local Business Owners

    Unlock powerful business growth strategies through smart tool use and automation in your small or local service-based business. In this episode, Lindsay chats with Danielle McGuinness, an online business manager (OBM) and automation expert, about the common pitfalls small business owners face when adding tools and how to avoid costly overlaps.  Learn how optimizing your existing tools and automating key processes like lead generation, onboarding, proposals, and offboarding can save time, reduce overwhelm, and create a consistent, excellent client experience. You’ll discover: Why blindly adding software can hurt your business growth strategies How local business owners can automate client intake, proposals, and payment processes efficiently Tips to maintain a personalized touch even with automation How to assess your current tools and avoid unnecessary expenses The role of automation in scaling service-based business growth If you're a small business owner looking for actionable ways to grow and streamline your business, this episode is packed with essential business growth tools and tips. Connect with  Danielle McGinnis at https://cuttingedgeoperations.com ---------- LINKS & RESOURCES   Local to North Houston? Visit The Leaders' Table Networking Events: https://lindsayfletcher.co/theleaderstableforwomen   Cheering us on from afar?  Join our free online community: https://lindsayfletcher.co/community     Follow The Leaders' Table on Socials https://instagram.com/theleaderstableforwomen https://facebook.com/theleaderstableforwomen   Follow Lindsay Fletcher on Socials: https://instagram.com/lindsayfletcher.co https://facebook.com/lindsayfletcher.co

  5. Jun 2

    119. The Surprising Thing Women Gained Inside Sell with Confidence | Sales Leadership for Christian Women

    What if the biggest thing holding you back in sales isn’t your pricing, offer, or marketing—but how you see yourself? In this episode, I share the key lessons from the first Sell With Confidence Challenge. After four days of live sales training, the women didn’t leave talking about scripts or closing techniques—they left talking about leadership. They learned to overcome awkwardness in sales conversations, to stop seeing sales as pressure and start seeing it as serving others. They discovered how to communicate their value confidently and guide people to decisions that genuinely help them. Inside this episode, you’ll discover: Why confidence comes from preparation, not personality The mindset shift that turns sales from “bothering” into serving Why many Christian women struggle more with permission than integrity How communication—not persuasion—is the missing link in sales Why leadership is the true skill behind successful selling How understanding buyer personalities transforms sales conversations Hear stories from women who shifted from feeling unprepared or pushy to becoming confident leaders in their sales journeys. If you’ve ever felt uncomfortable asking for the sale, worried about being too pushy, or heard “I need to think about it” more times than you’d like, this episode is for you. Key Takeaways: Confidence is built through preparation Sales is service—not pressure Communication is a leadership skill Buyers want guidance, not convincing Selling is really about leading LINKS & RESOURCES   Local to North Houston? Visit The Leaders' Table Networking Events: https://lindsayfletcher.co/theleaderstableforwomen   Cheering us on from afar?  Join our free online community: https://lindsayfletcher.co/community     Follow The Leaders' Table on Socials https://instagram.com/theleaderstableforwomen https://facebook.com/theleaderstableforwomen   Follow Lindsay Fletcher on Socials: https://instagram.com/lindsayfletcher.co https://facebook.com/lindsayfletcher.co

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The Leaders’ Table Podcast with Lindsay Fletcher is for Christian women in business who want to become the leaders God is calling them to be. Building a successful faith based business requires more than the right strategy. It requires becoming a woman who can lead conversations, make confident decisions, build meaningful relationships, steward money and influence, sell with integrity, and lead well what God has placed in her hands. Join Lindsay for honest conversations about faith, business, leadership, sales, networking, relationships, money, ambition, influence, stewardship, and the beliefs shaping Christian women in leadership. Some episodes are practical. Some will challenge the way we think. And some will start with a question Lindsay finds herself asking more and more: Where did we get that? You'll hear solo conversations from Lindsay as well as interviews with Christian women entrepreneurs, business owners, leaders, and experts who bring experience and perspective to the Table. Together, we'll explore what Scripture says, question assumptions we've picked up along the way, and talk candidly about what it takes to build profitable businesses without separating our faith from the way we lead them. The goal is to become women who are more confident communicators, wiser decision-makers, better stewards, stronger business leaders, and prepared to lead well whatever God entrusts to us next. If you're a Christian woman entrepreneur, business owner, or leader looking for conversations about faith and business that go deeper than surface-level inspiration, pull up a chair. Welcome to The Leaders’ Table. Connect with Lindsay Fletcher: https://lindsayfletcher.co/ 

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