Lucy Green - Founder of Homebody Club
After discovering a need for cultivating meaningful relationships and connections in the digital age, Lucy decided to build an amazing community that encourages self-reflection, modern mindfulness, and wellbeing and inspires action.
Homebody Club: https://www.homebodyclub.com/
Homebody Club on Instagram: http://instagram.com/homebody.club
Verbatim from the transcripts — each quote links to the moment.
“I was creating another excuse to just not do the thing and do the work. So I decided to stop just to give myself the confidence in my own abilities.”
“So there's no— there's no like— they haven't found you, they haven't connected with you, there's no emotional attachment. It's literally just they're swiping on story.”
“But I feel like, yeah, if I'm trying to create a community and people are talking to me and I'm not answering, then like, what the fuck What the fuck am I doing?”
How do I choose a business coach that's right for me?
Determine what you want to get out of it before going in, how you'll show up, and find someone whose personality you mesh well with and whose history or achievements make them a credible role model.
Why should I build an email list instead of just relying on social media followers?
Build an email list because you fully own and control it, unlike social platforms where algorithms change, you could get hacked, or platforms may eventually charge businesses to reach their audience.
How do I start charging for something I've given away for free?
Accept the transition will be harder because your audience is conditioned to free content; focus on long-term value over short-term gain, and use social proof (showing others signing up) to build confidence in new subscribers.
Drawn from the episode transcripts.
Homebody Club is a community and weekly newsletter founded by Lucy Green for introverts, featuring recommendations on what to read, browse, and listen to around mindfulness and wellness, along with a blog, book club, and in-person meetups.
From episode 565→She wanted the focus to be on the community rather than herself as an introvert, but later realized putting herself forward helped create stronger personal connections with the audience.
From episode 565→She says an email list is an owned asset you fully control, unlike social platforms where algorithms can change, accounts can be hacked, or platforms may start charging businesses to reach followers.
From episode 565→Every episode featuring Lucy Green on The Daily Talk Show.
