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After 210 episodes, five years of business conversations, and countless REPORTs, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull are hitting pause on the Weight Inclusive Innovators podcast. In this episode, they share why the trust-your-gut girlies are taking their own advice.
What started as a conversation about giving Morgan space for her semi-sabbatical turned into a bigger realization: they're both craving room to breathe, create, travel, rethink how they're spending their time, and figure out what kind of content actually feels exciting right now.
They're talking creative fatigue, business priorities, how they want to spend their time, and why sometimes the healthiest thing you can do for a project you love is stop forcing it. Before they temporarily retire their microphones, they're squeezing in one final REPORT (Reading, Eating, Playing, Obsessing, Recommending, Talking shop), covering everything from Harry Potter rereads and Mexican comida to golf lessons, World Cup obsessions, and Southern Italy plans.
Whether you've been listening since episode one or found us somewhere around episode 187, thanks for being here. Thanks for letting us be your business besties in your earbuds. And if you've been looking for a sign to trust your gut a little more? Consider this it.
01:43 - Hannah's REPORT: Harry Potter, Mexican comida, World Cup fever, and why she's thinking so much about how we spend our time
12:56 - Morgan's REPORT: Cinderella retellings, golf lessons, Southern Italy planning, and her upcoming semi-sabbatical
27:05 - The conversation that led to pausing the podcast
28:20 - Trust your gut, girlies: why this decision felt surprisingly easy
30:01 - Creative energy, content creation, and reevaluating where our time is best spent
32:40 - How to stay connected while the podcast is on pause
Resources Mentioned
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
Another quarter down… how?!
Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull are back with one of their favorite episodes of the year: the quarterly recap. They get into the nitty-gritty of what was completed (and what absolutely was not), what Q3 looks like across their businesses and personal lives, and the honest, behind-the-scenes reality of running their businesses while also just... trying to have a good summer.
Hannah's leaning into what she's calling a Smooth Sailing Sustainable Summer, and Morgan's heading into a semi-sabbatical and is looking forward to a revamp of her entire template studio/service offerings. And for Weight Inclusive Innovators? The Accountability Club would love to have you when we open for Q4!
If you've been wondering what it looks like to plan a quarter, miss some goals, crush others, and keep going anyway, this one's for you!
01:45 - Hannah's Q2 recap for NourishED Colorado and Q3 projections
07:44 - Hannah's Q2 recap for Values Driven Group coaching practice
08:41 - Hannah's personal Q2 recap (hello half marathon!) and her personal Q3 projections
16:50 - Morgan's Q2 recap for Morgan Sinclair Designs and Q3 projections
29:00 - BIPOC Eating Disorder Conference and why you should sign up
32:08 - Morgan's personal Q2 (which may include a solo Duolingo party with carrot cake cupcakes)
35:59 - Weight Inclusive Innovators Q2 recap and Q3 projections
Resources Mentioned
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
Have you ever wondered if naming your process, giving it a framework, could help more people find (and trust) your work? You might already have a process you walk every client through, but no name for it. And depending on your personality, naming it might either feel exciting... or a little too sales-bro for you.
In this episode, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull get into signature frameworks and processes: what they are, unique examples of how they’ve seen folks use frameworks, and how clinicians can think about building their own without making promises they can't keep.
It's a marketing strategy conversation, it's an ethics conversation, and somewhere in the middle, you might just realize you've had a framework all along.
14:34 - Morgan's framework idea for her website design business
17:28 - The ridiculous, guaranteed-outcome promises that give bro-y marketing frameworks a bad name
20:10 - What is a framework? Morgan and Hannah define it
21:12 - The benefits of a signature framework
22:40 - Examples of niche signature frameworks to get inspired by
28:33 - B2B vs. B2C frameworks
33:44 - Morgan's process for custom branding and web design
39:54 - How Hannah applies frameworks in her business, NourishED Colorado
43:00 - The ethics of having a framework: how to be compelling without overpromising
Resources MentionedBIPOC Eating Disorders Conference8 Keys to Recovery from an Eating Disorder Book (framework example)Sign up for our newsletter for pep talks, business round-ups, resources, and things we’ve been loving during the week.
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
When was the last time you raised your fees? Are your clinicians actually seeing the number of clients they should be? There are so many ways to grow your business revenue… some of them underrated.
But first, a reframe. Revenue is a neutral part of your business. It's not a judgment of your worth, a pass or fail, or a measure of how hard you're working. It's just information!
In this episode, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull walk through the many ways to increase your top-line revenue, including the frequently overlooked moves you're probably skipping (hello, fee increases), to the juicier stuff like group sessions, online courses, speaking, or consultations.
11:50 - Revenue vs. profit: what’s the actual difference?
14:51 - Increasing your fees for group practice and one-on-one client services
20:22 - Are your clinicians actually seeing the number of clients you’ve set as the standard?
23:38 - Client retention over new leads
25:02 - Adding other services to increase your business revenue
30:29 - The low-hanging fruit: starting a group
32:29 - Supervision and consultation: a natural next leg for established clinicians who want to grow
33:26 - Online courses, workshops, trainings, and retreats
37:30 - Speaking, writing, and partnerships
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
“I have a waitlist… should I hire?”
“Is now even a good time to start a group practice?”
If these questions have been swirling around in your brain between client sessions, this episode runs through the most important questions to ask yourself when deciding if a group practice is for you.
In this episode, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull discuss what’s actually different about building a group practice in 2026 (vs 7 years ago)… and what hasn’t changed at all. This conversation is equal parts self-reflection, honesty, and “do I actually want to manage a team?”
Settle in, and let’s get honest about what you actually want next.
17:49 - Should I start a group practice in 2026? (Hannah’s hot take)
21:40 - The biggest differences between starting 7 years ago vs today
30:40 - Can having a larger team get you better insurance rates?
34:07 - The most important questions to ask yourself before starting a group practice
39:10 - Playing the long game as a clinician business owner
42:25 - Building a group practice people actually want to work for
44:56 - What is your why behind building a group practice?
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
Can I build my logo on Canva?
How do I actually find my brand colors?
If you've been Googling these questions between client sessions or on your lunch break, wishing someone would just tell you what to do, this episode is for you.
In Part 4 (the final installment!) of the Building Your Brand series, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull get into all things visuals: colors, fonts, logos, and the supporting elements that make your brand feel unique.
You didn't go to design school. You went to clinical training, and now you're somehow also supposed to build a brand… cool, cool, totally normal. Morgan's got you! She breaks down colors, fonts, logos, and all the visual stuff that nobody taught you in a way that's actually fun to learn. No design degree required, no business school either. Just pull up a chair, fellow entrepreneur, let’s dive in!
14:40 - How visuals relate to branding and create first impressions
17:47 - When should you invest in branding? When should you DIY your branding?
21:03 - How to find your brand colors: primaries, secondaries, and accent colors (Morgan searched “colorful whimsical cowgirl” for her own palette, and we’re loving the results)
29:59 - How to use your brand colors consistently across every platform
35:18 - How to choose your brand fonts
41:37 - Font hierarchy: the five levels of fonts and what goes where
43:22 - Can I build my logo on Canva? (Yes, with a few things to know first)
47:58 - My logo feels off, now what? Troubleshooting the most common logo problems
52:03 - Three supporting elements that pull your brand together visually
55:36 - What to give your brand photographer before your brand photoshoot
Resources Mentioned
Episode 190- Building Your Brand: [Part One]Episode 194- Building Your Brand: Vision, Values, & Audience [Part Two]Episode 198- Building Your Brand: Positioning, Voice, and Messaging [Part Three]Sponsors & Partners
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What does it actually look like to take time off as a clinician entrepreneur… without losing income, clients, or your sanity?
In this episode, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull reconnect after a month apart to talk about something every practice owner needs, but struggles to implement: taking real, restorative time off (not just weekends off!)
From unexpected life events to planning sabbaticals and navigating cash flow fears, this episode blends real-life experiences with practical strategies. You’ll learn how to build systems that support time away, why your brain needs both passive and active rest, and how to stop waiting for “the perfect time” to step away from your business.
Whether you're in the early hustle phase or leading a growing team, this episode will help you rethink productivity, prevent burnout, and create a business that supports your life.
00:54- Reading, Eating, Viewing, Investing in check-in
18:45- Planned vs. Unplanned Time Off - Why Time Off Fuels Creativity, Vision & Better Business Decisions
37:18- How Much Time Off Do You Actually Need as a Business Owner? Realistic benchmarks for early-stage vs. established practice owners
41:14- Types of Time Off: Vacation, Mental Health Days, & Sabbaticals
How to structure different kinds of rest to support your energy and business
45:20- Systems, SOPs & Out-of-Office Strategies That Make Time Off Possible
How to prepare your clients, team, and business so you can truly unplug
Resources mentioned in this episode:
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
What does it actually take to build ethical, compliant, and people-first HR systems in your group practice?
In this episode, Morgan Sinclair chats with HR consultant Danielle Gantt, founder of Gantt Strategy Group, to break down the must-have HR foundations for business owners. With 17+ years of experience in HR leadership, Danielle shares how to move from reactive problem-solving to intentional culture-building, clear communication, and sustainable team management.
You’ll learn how to balance your role as a founder vs HR leader, how to build a strong team culture, and what most clinicians get wrong about feedback, documentation, and HR conversations.
Whether you’re hiring your first clinician or leading a growing team, this episode covers everything from job descriptions and interview strategy to performance reviews, HR compliance, and feedback systems, without the corporate fluff!
08:45- Founder vs. HR Role: How to Avoid Costly Communication Breakdowns
12:22- How to Build a Strong Team Culture in Your Group Practice (From Day One)
20:20- Essential HR Systems for Small Healthcare Businesses
29:39- Performance Management: Feedback, PIPs (performance improvement plans) & Difficult Conversations
34:09- 360 Reviews & Psychological Safety: Creating a Feedback-Driven Culture
43:49- W2 vs. Contractors for Therapists: What Practice Owners Need to Know
Resources mentioned in this episode:
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
Q1 is officially wrapped… but what do you do with that information?
In this episode, we’re walking you through a real, behind-the-scenes Q1 business recap and how we’re approaching Q2 planning, projections, and decision-making as clinician entrepreneurs.
In this episode, Morgan Sinclair and Hannah Turnbull talk about what worked, what didn’t, and how to use your numbers, energy, and capacity to make smarter moves in the next quarter.
If you’ve ever wondered:
This episode will help you zoom out, get grounded, and build a plan that actually supports your life and your revenue.
03:17- Q1 Hannah’s Business Reflection and Q2 Projections (Trusting systems, connecting more with her team, speaking engagements, and refinement as expansion)
25:17: Q1 Morgan’s Business Reflection and Q2 Projections (Slowing down day-to-day workflows without sacrificing results, being more selective with projects, and creating better systems for managing workload and creativity)
50:58: Weight Inclusive Innovators Q1 Recap + Q2 Strategy: Membership Growth, Podcast Updates & Accountability Club Focus
Resources mentioned in this episode:
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
Where to Find Hannah Turnbull:
Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
Travel can feel expensive, complicated, and out of reach… especially when you’re balancing a private practice, business expenses, and real life.
But what if the money you’re already spending in your business could unlock flights, hotel stays, and even business class travel?
In this episode of Weight Inclusive Innovators, Hannah sits down with travel points enthusiast and clinician entrepreneur Yesin to talk about how business owners can strategically use credit card points to travel more.
This conversation breaks down the surprisingly approachable world of travel rewards, credit card sign-up bonuses, and points strategies. From using business expenses to earn travel rewards to understanding the best timing for booking flights with points, this episode offers a practical introduction to travel hacking for clinicians and entrepreneurs.
They also talk about the mindset behind it: using resources creatively, being intentional about spending, and designing a life and business that allows more room for joy, travel, and exploration.
If you've ever wondered:
-How do people actually travel with points?
-Is travel hacking worth it for small business owners?
-How can clinicians earn credit card points from business expenses?
This episode is a great place to start!
03:46- Credit Card Points & Travel Rewards: Important Financial Considerations Before You Start
09:37- How Travel Hacking Works: The Strategy Behind Credit Card Sign-Up Bonuses
12:06- Credit Card Points vs Cashback: Which Rewards Strategy Is Best for Travel?
15:27- Business vs Personal Cards: What You Need to Know as an Entrepreneur
25:59- Redeeming Travel Points: How to Book Flights, Transfer Points & Maximize Value
47:14- Meeting Minimum Spend Creatively as an Entrepreneur
Resources mentioned in this episode:
Connect with Yasmine Mavrakis, RD, LD
Check out Yasmine's Substack
You are the Financial Foundation: How Your Personal Finances Shape Your Business Growth. Join our free webinar today: https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/287246/179326614520202944/share
Join our Accountability Club- A quarterly membership for accountability and dedicated time to work ON your business (not IN your business) next cohort starts March 30th: https://weightinclusiveinnovators.com/
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Where to Find Morgan Sinclair:
Morgan Sinclair Designs
The Eating Expedition
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Values Driven Group
NourishED Colorado
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