Reprogramming with Lindsay Hyatt

About Reprogramming with Lindsay Hyatt

Reprogramming with Lindsay Hyatt is a podcast to help shift perspective, consider new viewpoints, and challenge old belief systems around business, entrepreneurship, health, wellness, empowerment, and more.

Publisher

Reprogramming with Lindsay Hyatt

Category

business

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

24 May 2023

Latest episode

23 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

83 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Sept 2026

   On Quiet Seasons and Not Fixing What Isn't Broken

   I'm back! After a few months away from Reprogramming, I'm returning without a dramatic comeback story, a shiny new strategy, or some enormous project I've been secretly building behind the scenes. (Well, there kind of is one... but it's just getting started!) I've just been living. Working, parenting, navigating some hard things, making my house prettier, questioning old beliefs, and figuring out what I actually want this next chapter of my life to look like. And somewhere along the way, I've started questioning why we feel the need to constantly be moving toward something. In this episode, I'm talking about the pressure to always be growing, building, reinventing, and optimizing our lives — especially as entrepreneurs and people who have spent years participating in online culture. We explore: Why a quiet season can feel like failure, even when nothing is actually wrong. How entrepreneurship and social media condition us to constantly evaluate our own progress, productivity, and visibility. Why rest, hobbies, and personal experiences don't need to have a return on investment. The difference between something that genuinely needs our attention, something that needs time, and something that doesn't need fixing at all. What happens when we stop treating every uncomfortable feeling as evidence that we need to change our lives. Why I'm becoming less interested in entrepreneurship theater and more interested in the real relationships, resources, and conversations that help people build sustainable businesses. What it means to start making things again simply because we want to, rather than because we feel like we should. I'm also sharing a little about what I've been working on with The Missing Conversation, a new project focused on the conversations and connections that are often missing from traditional entrepreneurial programming. The big takeaway? Maybe you don't need a comeback, a new plan, or another version of yourself to become. Maybe you can just live your life for a while. And maybe, when something starts calling to you again, you can follow it because you want to — not because you have something to prove. Welcome back to Reprogramming.

2. 

   24 Jun 2026

   On business owner blindness + normalizing survival mode

   In this deeply honest episode of Reprogramming, Lindsay shares what life really looks like after returning to traditional work following five years of entrepreneurship. After years of self-glorifying freedom, flexibility, and betting on herself, she opens up about the financial realities, nervous system toll, and hidden survival mode that came with running a small business—even one that looked successful from the outside. This isn’t an anti-entrepreneurship TED Talk. It’s a conversation about truth, stability, privilege, and the courage to change your mind. Lindsay explores the dangerous mythology around hustle culture and what she calls business owner blindness—the way chronic stress, financial instability, and burnout can become so normalized that you stop recognizing how much they’re costing you. When survival becomes your baseline, you stop seeing it as survival. You start calling it ambition, resilience, or simply “part of the journey.” This episode examines what happens when the roller coaster of entrepreneurship becomes so expected—so glorified—that struggle no longer feels like a red flag, but just the price of admission. If you’ve ever felt trapped by an identity you worked hard to build—or wondered whether choosing stability means giving up—this episode is for you. In this episode, we discuss: Lindsay’s honest update after returning to corporate work The surprising emotional challenges of re-entering a traditional schedule Why entrepreneurship transformed her for the better The financial realities many small business owners avoid talking about How survival mode quietly becomes your baseline The nervous system cost of chronic uncertainty Privilege, support systems, and the unspoken truths of entrepreneurship Why choosing stability is not failure—and may actually create more freedom Key takeaway: Stability isn’t selling out. Sometimes it’s the very thing that gives you enough ground to breathe, heal, and dream again.

3. 

   27 May 2026

   On getting a job in 2026: a process that works

   In what is clearly becoming an annual episode, this week on Reprogramming, Lindsay shares one of her most practical episodes yet: an honest conversation about navigating the brutal 2026 job market without losing yourself in the process. After recently accepting a new corporate marketing role, she breaks down her personal approach to job searching, networking, personal branding, and standing out in an era dominated by AI, algorithms, layoffs, and uncertainty. Lindsay explores: why visibility matters more than ever the problem with “spray and pray” burnout how to rethink your skills and career identity gaps in resumes, job hopping, and telling your own story the importance of relationships, confidence, and adaptability why your mindset may be impacting your search more than you realize A mix of strategy, tough love, and encouragement for anyone trying to figure out what comes next.

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

8 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

11 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 68 / 100

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Quality

89

Social presence

94

YouTube

0

Engagement

71

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