Lindsey Bomgren started Nourish Move Love with a mission: to make quality workouts free and accessible to women around the world. Almost a decade later, not only has she succeeded, but she’s built a 7-figure business too!

Lindsey is a mom of three littles, fitness trainer, and founder of Nourish Move Love, where she shares free at-home workout videos.

In this interview, you’ll hear how she built a business that doesn’t rely on constant content creation, the key turning point in her journey, and how becoming a mom changed her business for the better.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/lindsey-bomgren/

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Sign-Up for Lindsey’s Newsletter (Free Weekly Workout Plans)

Nourish Move Love Youtube Channel

Blue Ocean Strategy

Goal Digger Podcast

Online Marketing Made Easy Podcast

How did Christy Wright go from a 25-year-old with no experience to sharing the stage with A-List speakers around the country? It all started by saying yes to an opportunity she didn’t feel ready for…

In this episode, you’ll hear Christy’s story of working for Dave Ramsey, why she left to start her own business, and the surprising lessons she’s learned along the way.

Christy is the #1 bestselling author of Business Boutique, Take Back Your Time, and Living True. She’s a certified business coach, speaker, and personal development expert, as well as the host of two top-rated podcasts where she helps entrepreneurs grow in their faith and their business.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/christy-wright/

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Free Resources by Christy

Goal Getters Club Coaching Group

Take Back Your Time: The Guilt-Free Guide to Life Balance

Christy’s Goal Setting Guide

Consider the Wildflowers the podcast is officially back for season three! Keeping tradition with our season kickoff episodes, we’re turning the tables a bit—Rhiannon Bosse is here to interview me about something that has profoundly shaped my personal and professional life: running a business without social media.

If you haven't listened to part one of this conversation (episode #88) make sure to catch up before pressing play on this one!

If you've ever dreamed of escaping the endless scroll and reclaiming your time, this conversation is for you.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : https://shannaskidmore.com/season-three-kickoff-part-two/

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

My 2017 Instagram Departure Video

Blog Posts About My Social Media Free Experiment

Toggl Time Tracking Tool

Heath Wilson: Create Healthy Habits with Technology 

Erin Loechner: From HGTV to Living Tech Free

Consider the Wildflowers the podcast is officially back for season three! Keeping tradition with our season kickoff episodes, we’re turning the tables a bit—Rhiannon Bosse is here to interview me about something that has profoundly shaped my personal and professional life: running a business without social media.

If you've ever dreamed of escaping the endless scroll and reclaiming your time, this episode is for you.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : https://shannaskidmore.com/season-three-kickoff/

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

My 2017 Instagram Departure Video

Blog Posts About My Social Media Free Experiment

Toggl Time Tracking Tool

Heath Wilson: Create Healthy Habits with Technology 

Erin Loechner: From HGTV to Living Tech Free

Today’s guest is the wonderful Erin Loechner, author of one of my all-time favorite books, Chasing Slow. From blogging to creating content for HGTV, hear why Erin walked away from her TV career, and how she’s built a successful business without social media (or even a smartphone).

Erin is an author, NYT-bestselling editor, and founder of the global tech-free movement The Opt-Out Family. Her work has been featured in the New York Times, The Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and the Huffington Post, as well as on the Today Show.

Her new book “The Opt-Out Family” will have you rethinking your relationship with technology and how to build a life off-line that is more engaging than the algorithm.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/erin-loechner

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:
Order Erin’s New Book!
Chasing Slow (On Shanna’s must Read book list!) by Erin Loechner
The Renaissance Soul
Other Goose
Free workshop for anyone considering homeschooling their kids ages 2-7!
Join the Global Movement for Parents Doing Tech Differently

Almost every artist I’ve interviewed on this show has had some variation of the same story: I didn’t think it was possible to make a living doing what I love. Although today’s guest grew up in a creative home, she always viewed art as a hobby – partly because of an offhand comment from a teacher who told her that being an artist wasn’t a career.

Today, Jena Holliday is a full-time illustrator, author, and entrepreneur. She’s the visionary behind Spoonful of Faith, a creative haven specializing in illustration, hand-lettering, mural art, innovative marketing, and joyful design. Jena’s work has been featured in Good Morning America, Huffington Post, People, and the isles of Target.

Her success is helping rewrite the old “starving artist” narrative and proof that following your passion and building a profitable business is possible.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/jena-holliday

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:
Happy Planner X Jena Holliday
Jena on the Jamie Ivey Podcast
Jena on Good Morning America!
Spoonful of Faith Book
Sacred Creativity: Inspiration to Reclaim the Joy of Your God-Given Gifts
Wildly Loved - Coloring Book

Despite the online noise telling her that 7-figures is the goal to aim for, Rhiannon is taking things at her own pace. “Once I understood taxes, net profit, pricing…it was easy to decide that the operations it would require to make a 7-figure salary didn’t align with the kind of life I wanted to live.”

Rhiannon Bosse is a wedding florist and designer with nearly 15 years of experience in the luxury and destination event industry. Her work has been recognized by BRIDES, Martha Stewart Weddings, and Vogue Magazine.

In this episode, we talked about everything from niching down to financial goal setting, including why Rhiannon has chosen not to pursue a 7-figure business (chup, you heard that right!) and how she’s allowed herself to pursue what brings her joy in business—even if that means less revenue.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/rhiannon-bosse

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Floret Flower
Martha Stewart Feature
RB Soap Co
Be Sage Consulting
Amber Housley
Stoffer Homes Custom Soap

The story of Ramble and Co began in 2009, in Kathryn’s last semester of college, when her great-uncle offered her the chance to buy his screen printing business.

After working two jobs throughout college, Kathryn had maxed out her income and jumped at the opportunity to work for herself. From side-hustle to 7 figure business printing tshirts, a powerful reminder that saying yes to opportunities can lead to unexpected and beautiful outcomes.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/kathryn-hager

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Kathryn’s Podcast: The Ramble On Show
Silobration
Lindsay Letters
Storybrand by Donald Miller
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Making financial decisions in your business doesn’t need to be stressful. I know that’s easy for me to say with my background in finance…but today’s guest has a fresh perspective on money that I think you’re going to really resonate with!

Courtney Wolf is the Principal Planner at Invision Events and co-founder of Educate.Empower.Encourage a membership for creative entrepreneurs. Her work has been featured in Martha Stewart and People, and named one of BRIDES Best Planners in America.

In this interview, Courtney shares her unusual path to entrepreneurship, how she was able to double her take-home pay (after becoming a mother and taking maternity leave!), and how your self-worth affects your finances.

If you feel like you’re making financial decisions from a place of fear, or you’re afraid to raise your prices, hit play on this episode!

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/courtney-wolf

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Educate. Empower. Encourage Membership for Creative Entrepreneurs
Featured in People
Martha Stewart Magazine Feature

Heirloomed began as a way for Ashley to spend time with her grandmother back in 2006. Whenever Ashley visited home, the pair sewed aprons together at her kitchen table.

Ashley hosted brunch parties with other women where she would sell the aprons they made. Her day job working for a branding agency meant she knew how to market the events, and it wasn’t long before a young editor asked to pitch her story to Oprah magazine.

To Ashley’s surprise, Oprah not only picked up the story but ran a six-page spread. Unsurprisingly, they sold out of aprons within an hour!

Fast forward eighteen years, Ashley Schoenith is no stranger to change. Her company has gone through multiple iterations and even a name change, but one thing remains the same: her mission to keep family heirlooms around for the next generation.

Her goods have been featured in major media outlets such as Oprah, Martha Stewart, The Food Network and Southern Living Magazine.

WILDFLOWER SHOWNOTES : shannaskidmore.com/ashley-schoenith

📌 RESOURCES MENTIONED:

Grab a copy of Ashley’s Cookbook

Ashley’s feature on Oprah