Business Like a Mother

Business Like a Mother is the podcast for moms in business who are ready to amplify their voice, grow their income, and build a brand that gets noticed. Hosted by entrepreneur and Renegade Motherhood founder Jen Morris, this show delivers no-nonsense strategies, confidence-building insights, and real stories from moms making moves in the entrepreneurial world. Whether you’re starting fresh or scaling up, each episode dives into visibility, networking, branding, and navigating the challenges of business and motherhood. With a mix of quick solo episodes and expert interviews, Business Like a Mother equips you to own your story, take up space, and create the success you’ve been working toward. Tune in for weekly episodes that challenge the status quo and inspire bold action in both life and business. <p

Business Like a Mother is a business podcast hosted by Jen Morris, with 14 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.

Jen Morris hosts Business Like a Mother, a business show with 14 episodes published.

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  Episode #12

  What's your Renegade DNA?

  Sep 3, 202624 minS2

  Most networking groups connect you by what you do. Renegade Motherhood connects you by who the hell you are. And this episode is where I show you one way we do it. Renegade DNA is a diagnostic tool I built specifically for women in business with five profiles that go way deeper than your job title, "I help" statement or your niche. We walk through all five: the Firecracker, the Magnet, the Powerhouse, the Anchor, and the Architect. Each one has a superpower and what I call an inner asshole - ie: the specific way that you get in your way. I also talk about how we use this inside Renegade Motherhood to make networking feel less like a transaction and more like finding your people. Also, there's a 80's era Care Bears reference. You should listen if: You've been trying to build a business using someone else's strategy or advice and wondering why it doesn't feel right — this might be why You've always networked by what you do and it always feels kind of gross, awkward or boring AF You want to know your Renegade DNA before you walk into your next networking situation or make the next decision with your business. Take the Renegade DNA quiz before or after listening — you'll get more out of the episode if you know your profile: meetjenmorris.com/quiz

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  Episode #11

  You Are Allowed to Change Your Mind

  Aug 20, 202616 minS2

  This solo episode gets personal and takes you behind the scenes. I share some things going on in my life that forced me to take a hard look at what I was building, what I was doing it for, and what had to change. I pull back the curtain to give you a look into my summer diving into my superpowers, examining my offers, and on what I needed to strip away to make room for what I'm really here to do. I went deep on my membership data (not my natural love language), made a decision I'd been dancing around, and communicated it to 50 members with full transparency. This episode is for you if you're sitting on a decision you're afraid to make because you think changing your mind means you failed. Short answer: It doesn't. It means you're paying attention. You should listen if: You've been adding more and more to an offer trying to justify the price, and it's starting to feel like it's more than you want to deliver You're in a moment of wanting to pivot or simplify something in your business but you're worried about what your existing clients or audience will think You need someone to tell you out loud that you are allowed to change your mind, even when something is technically working Head to renegademotherhood.com to explore the new Mixer experience - just $29 a month.

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  Episode #10

  The Oldest Marketing Strategy Nobody Talks About with Casey Lightbody

  Aug 6, 202638 minS2

  Casey Lightbody spent two decades in marketing — corporate, agency, the whole circus — before burning it all down at her desk one afternoon and asking herself what the point was. She rebuilt from scratch as The Quiet Collective, and what she built it on wasn't social media or funnels or ads. It was relationships. She's an introvert, a self-proclaimed boy mum, and someone who believes hard that partnership-based marketing is the oldest and most effective growth strategy in business...and the one most people completely ignore because it's not visible enough to screenshot. In this episode she walks through her Quiet Conquer Code framework for building a real partnership strategy: how to find the right partners what to offer when you have a tiny audience why referrals are actually at the bottom of the partnership funnel and how to build what she calls a "pinging strategy" that turns small threads of connection into a sturdy rope over time. She also shares the story of the summit that brought in 4,000 people and made zero sales — and what she learned from it. We get into the AI trust dilution problem, why women turn their businesses into charities before they become profitable, and what a 15-minute time audit revealed about how she was actually spending her week. You should listen if: You've hosted an event, a summit, or a collaboration and walked away wondering why it didn't convert — Casey explains exactly why that happens and how to fix it You're an introvert who keeps being told to go live every day and you're starting to hate your business because of it You've never thought about partnership marketing as a real growth strategy, or you have but you don't think you have a big enough audience to make it worth anyone's time (she busts that myth hard — she had Amy Porterfield as her first keynote with about 100 people on her list) GRAB CASEY'S FREE GUIDE: 13 Timeless Yet Overlooked Marketing Strategies to Consistently Generate High Quality Leads and Stabilize Revenue (All Without Posting Daily or Hoping the Algorithm's in a Good Mood) Get it HERE . SPECIAL OFFER FOR PODCAST LISTENERS Not another 7am networking event full of dudes in polos or a coaching community that doesn’t take the mental load of motherhood into account. Renegade Motherhood is the membership community for moms in business who are done building alone — coaching, networking, visibility opportunities, referrals and friendships with women who are burning down the status quo one business at a time. Use code LIKEAMOTHER to save $50 on your first month or annual membership. Learn more and join at: www.renegademotherhood.com/membership New episodes every Thursday. If you love the show, leave a five-star review and share it with a fellow renegade who needs to hear it.

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  Episode #9

  Write Emails People Actually Want to Read with Joanne Homestead

  Jul 30, 202637 minS2

  Joanne Homestead is an email copywriter, copy coach, and storyteller who helps entrepreneurs write emails people actually want to open. She's a former teacher, a mom of two and someone who burned out repeatedly before she figured out she didn't have to keep repeating the cycle. In this episode we talk about what it actually means to write in your authentic voice - not the buzzword version, the real version - and why so many moms in business end up sounding like someone else entirely. Joanne shares her CAKE approach, her Sticky Cat method for never running out of things to say, and why your best email topics are probably already sitting right in front of you. You should listen if: You sit down to write an email and it comes out sounding like corporate speak or someone you follow online and not like you at all You feel like you've said everything there is to say and you're running out of ideas You want a practical framework for writing emails that actually build relationships, not just clicks Joanne's free quiz will help you find the exact missing pieces keeping you from better email conversions. Take it here . SPECIAL OFFER FOR PODCAST LISTENERS Not another 7am networking event full of dudes in polos or a coaching community that doesn’t take the mental load of motherhood into account. Renegade Motherhood is the membership community for moms in business who are done building alone — coaching, networking, visibility opportunities, referrals and friendships with women who are burning down the status quo one business at a time. Use code LIKEAMOTHER to save $50 on your first month or annual membership. Learn more and join at: www.renegademotherhood.com/membership

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  Episode #8

  From Lava Lamps to...this (a branding story)

  Jul 23, 202613 minS2

  Quick heads up: this one is not for younger ears. Save it for your headphones or listen after bedtime. I took my nine-year-old and her cousin to Spencer's this week expecting lava lamps and ironic t-shirts. What I found was something very, very different. And once I stopped laughing, I realized there was actually a business lesson in there. Turns out Spencer's didn't lose the plot. They found it and committed harder. And that's exactly what I've been working on with my business this summer. You should listen if: You stepped foot in a shopping mall in the 90s and want a trip down memory lane You've ever felt like your brand is the "nice" version of you and you're not sure how much longer you can keep it up You want a funny story that also happens to be excellent business advice You're in the middle of a rebrand or a pivot and you need permission to just go all the way with it New episodes every Thursday. If this made you laugh or think — send it to a fellow renegade who needs to hear it.

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