Author: Lisa Resnick

I run a women’s community called Dandelion-Inc for women who are done with surface-level networking. Most spaces are transactional or exhausting—and they don’t actually lead anywhere. So we built something structured and intentional, where relationships turn into real opportunities—collaborations, referrals, and growth that actually sticks. It’s less about who you meet… and more about what’s built from it.
  • Connection Not Collection

    Networking Isn’t About Collecting Business Cards If networking feels awkward, it’s probably because you’re treating it like a numbers game. Real business growth comes from connection, not collection. People invest in relationships, not stacks of cards. Networking is about listening, following up, and nurturing. It’s about turning one genuine connection into long-term opportunities. Action Step:…

  • Ep.115- Failure Isn’t Fatal, It’s Data

    Failure Isn’t Fatal, It’s Data: 5 Business Lessons I’m Taking from 2025 Some lessons you learn from books. Others you learn sitting in front of your laptop after a launch belly-flops, wondering what just happened. This year handed me a handful of those lessons—the kind that sting first and serve later. Here are the five…

  • Bother People

    The Fear of Bothering People Is Keeping You Stuck Do you hesitate to send a follow-up or post about your offer because you don’t want to annoy people? Here’s the truth: most people aren’t thinking about your business as much as you are. They need reminders—multiple ones—before they act. Following up isn’t bothering people; it’s…

  • Ep.114- Surprising Secret to List Building

    The Surprising Secret to List Building: Connection Over Transaction with Jennie Wright There’s a moment many entrepreneurs don’t talk about. The moment when you put a lead magnet into the world — a beautiful guide, checklist, quiz, or webinar — and it feels like no one is there to receive it. You’re working hard behind…

  • Emotional Hangovers

    The Emotional Hangover of Competition Competition can feel exhausting. The constant comparison, the fear of falling behind—it leaves you drained, questioning yourself, and maybe even resentful. That’s the emotional hangover of competition. The cure? Boundaries and perspective. You don’t have to watch every move your competitor makes. You don’t have to keep pace with someone…

  • Ep.113- The Story You’re Telling Yourself Matters

    Why Your Story Matters More Than You Think: Lessons from Patty Aubrey of Chicken Soup for the Soul Your Story Has Power Long Before It Feels Polished There’s a moment in every entrepreneur’s journey when doubt becomes louder than the dream. Maybe progress slows, or the outside validation doesn’t come as quickly as you hoped….

  • Midlife Restart

    What No One Tells You About Starting Over in Midlife No one talks about the quiet parts. The parts that don’t fit into motivational quotes or perfectly filtered social posts. The parts that happen late at night when everyone else is asleep and your mind won’t stop asking uncomfortable questions. Starting over in midlife doesn’t…

  • Fear Forward

    I Reinvented Myself — And Here’s What Surprised Me I didn’t wake up one morning and decide to reinvent my life. There was no dramatic moment. No movie-scene clarity. No perfectly mapped-out plan. It started quietly. A subtle knowing. A deep, uncomfortable sense that the life I had built no longer matched the person I…

  • Reinvention

    You’re Not Behind — You’re Becoming: Reinvention After 30, 40, 50 There’s a quiet panic that creeps in at certain ages. At 30, it sounds like: “I thought I’d have this figured out.”At 40, it feels like: “Is this really it?”At 50, it whispers: “Did I miss my chance?” If you’ve ever felt that way,…

  • Engaged Community

    When They Have the Bigger Platform It’s easy to shrink when you see a competitor with a bigger audience or louder voice. But bigger isn’t always better. A small, engaged community can be more powerful than thousands of disengaged followers. Your edge is intimacy. You can connect with your clients personally, give them attention bigger…