Well, this is it...

Today marks the final episode of The Jennifer Allwood Podcast.

But don’t worry, this isn’t the end of my podcasting journey! I'm stepping into a new chapter in the world of business, and with that comes a brand new show designed to serve you even better.

In my last episode, I talked about recognizing when it’s time to move on and step into a new season. So, I'm taking my own advice, and I couldn't be more excited for what’s ahead.

I can't wait for you all to see what’s coming next!

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My next episode will be the finale of The Jennifer Allwood Show.

A season ending is always hard. It’s not easy to make the decision to close a chapter and move on to the next. But today, I’m announcing exactly that.

After 7 years of podcasting, it’s become clear that this season has come to a close. And while it’s bittersweet, I know it’s time for a shift, time to step into something new in both life and business.

 But I’m not going anywhere. Stay tuned.

I’ll be sharing what this next season looks like, for me, and for you.

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Hate Posting Every Day? Here’s How I Stay Consistent Without Burning Out

Not every entrepreneur wants to play the social media game 24/7, and I get it. After 16 years of posting, I’ve found ways to stay visible without constantly uploading.

In this video, I’m sharing my go-to, low-effort, high-impact strategies for staying connected with your audience, even when you’re just not in the mood to post.

These are the tricks I use to show up without showing up. Perfect for creators who want to grow without the grind.

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As someone with a large following, I occasionally post things online that not everyone agrees with.

Recently, a few people have attacked me and made rude remarks in the comment sections of some of my posts. These individuals aren't just disagreeing, they're going as far as insulting me and attacking my character.

When that happens, I sometimes share a few of those comments on my stories to give my followers a glimpse of what I deal with. But every time I do, I make sure to blur or block out the name of the person who wrote the comment.

You might be wondering: Why?

Well, I answer that in today's episode.

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Oftentimes, when I'm in my coaching groups, I hear time and time again that clients are still clutching onto their Plan B, their backup plan, their safety net in case they fail.

Well, in today’s video, I’m preaching something different.

This video is urging the entrepreneurs who have a safety net to tear it down, and adopt the feeling of having nowhere else to turn, nothing to fall back on, and completely all in on the hopes and dreams for their business.

That perceived desperation, that sense of urgency, might actually be one of the best things that can happen to you.

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I hear it all the time, women saying, ‘It’s too late for me to start,’ or ‘I’m already so behind.’ Especially for those who are later on in their professional career, it can feel like everyone else is miles ahead.

But here’s the truth: You are not too late, and you are not behind.

 In today’s video, I’m breaking down this mindset trap and sharing why now might actually be the perfect time to start that business or finally make that bold move. Let’s release the pressure and rewrite the rules, on your terms.

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Christians and ChatGPT… can the two really go together?

In this episode, I’m answering a DM from a listener who asked if using ChatGPT is “the devil’s scheme” or if it can actually be okay for business.

We’re going to talk about why so many believers feel nervous about AI, the history of Christians being suspicious of new technology (y’all, even the printing press was once called evil!), and how to use wisdom and discernment instead of fear.

I’ll share how I personally use ChatGPT in my everyday life and business while still keeping Jesus at the center — because it’s not really about the tool, it’s about the heart behind how we use it.

My hope is that this conversation gives you peace, clarity, and the confidence to be both Spirit-led and smart in your business decisions.

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Firing someone is never easy... but sometimes, it’s necessary.

In today’s episode, we’ll talk about the key signs it might be time to fire an employee, whether it’s due to a lack of competency, poor alignment with your company culture, or just that gut feeling that something isn’t working.

I’ll also share my own experiences with hiring missteps, the emotional tug-of-war that comes with tough decisions, and how I’ve learned to navigate them as a leader. This episode is here to give you clarity, confidence, and maybe even the permission you need to protect your business and honor your vision.

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Different entrepreneurs use a variety of marketing strategies to influence your purchasing decisions. For example, business figures like Dave Ramsey often rely on fear-based tactics, encouraging people to avoid debt, stay away from credit cards, and embrace more conservative financial habits.

On the other hand, some entrepreneurs take a more aspirational approach, appealing to pleasure, desire, and the promise of a better life. Take Joanna Gaines, for example, her marketing often centers around the emotional payoff of creating a warm, inviting home. Through her products and brand, she sells a vision of comfort, beauty, and personal fulfillment.

So, which marketing tactic is more effective, or more beneficial, for you as a consumer? Let’s dive in and explore both sides!

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Entrepreneurs often find reasons to delay taking the leap and going all in on their business. One of the most common excuses? Insurance.

Insurance can feel like a luxury, especially when you’re only dedicating 10-15 hours a week to building your business. It seems out of reach, and understandably so.

But when I went all in, committing 40-50 hours a week to my business, I gave myself a $30,000 raise. 

Today, I want to give you a clear understanding of insurance and encourage you to see that it may not be as out of reach as you think.

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