What happens when the vision comes before the confidence?

In this episode of Tripoint Conversations, Kristina Lowe sits down with Cathi Bingaman, founder of InSync with You, a Louisville-based personal concierge and home management company serving busy professionals, physicians, executives, and families.

For over a decade, Cathi has built a trusted, word-of-mouth business designed to help high-capacity women reclaim time, reduce decision fatigue, and create more peace inside their homes and careers.

But this conversation goes deeper than errands or organization.

We talk about:

• The moment she realized people were already coming to her for “her thing”
• Why nothing about building a business is linear
• The gap between vision and confidence
• Decision fatigue and the mental load many women carry
• Why asking for help is not weakness, it’s leadership
• Surrounding yourself with people who inspire you
• And why life is too short to ignore what keeps tugging at you

Cathi shares the real behind-the-scenes of entrepreneurship, the doubts, the near quitting moments, the business coach investment, and the discipline it takes to stay the course.

If you're:

• Thinking about starting a business
• Building something slowly on the side
• Feeling stretched thin in your home or career
• Or wondering if your idea is already showing up in your life

This episode is for you.

About Cathi Bingaman

Cathi Bingaman is the founder of InSync With You, a personal concierge and lifestyle management company based in Louisville, Kentucky.

Her team provides high-level, white glove support including home management, organization, move coordination, vendor management, event planning, and ongoing household reset services through programs like “Lighten the Load.”

She is also a board member of NAWBO Kentucky (National Association of Women Business Owners) and a nominee for Today’s Woman Most Admired Woman.

Learn more at:

https://insyncwithyou.com/

About Tripoint Conversations

Tripoint Conversations is hosted by Kristina Lowe, founder of Tripoint Strategic Group. This podcast goes beyond titles and resumes to explore the real stories behind leadership, the pivots, the doubts, the discipline, and the decisions that shape a life and a business.

Through conversations with leaders in Louisville and beyond, we examine what drives them, what they’ve learned the hard way, and how they’re building impact in their communities, their companies, and their families.

Because the most meaningful growth rarely happens on the surface.

Learn more at:

www.tripointstrategicgroup.com/podcast

In this episode of Tripoint Conversations, I sit down with Vic Roos, founder of VPR International and a leadership advisor with more than 30 years of corporate experience.

Vic spent decades inside organizations like GE Appliances before realizing something was missing. In the middle of COVID, while leading global procurement teams, he had a simple but radical insight: organizations don’t just need performance, they need kindness.

That insight led him to bring the Working Genius framework into GE Appliances, shift into internal consulting, and eventually step away from corporate life entirely. The tipping point came on a park bench in Seneca Park, when the same encouragement he once gave his wife was returned to him.

Now, through VPR International, Vic works with leaders and teams to build clarity, trust, and compassion inside organizations, helping them replace politics with vulnerability and ego with humility.

We talk about:

• Why organizational health outlasts short-term metrics

• How Working Genius changes team dynamics

• The courage it takes for leaders to say “I don’t know”

• And why love might be the most underestimated leadership principle

Learn more about Vic at: www.vprinternational.com

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Tripoint Conversations is hosted by Kristina Lowe, founder of Tripoint Strategic Group in Louisville, Kentucky.

Listen to more episodes at: www.tripointstrategicgroup.com/podcast

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In this episode of Tripoint Conversations, I sit down with Alison Moulder, founder of Simplicity and Style, a Louisville-based organizing, styling, and relocation company.

Alison didn’t start with a five-year plan. She started with three young kids, a season of wanting more, and an encouraging friend who told her to stop overthinking and hit “publish” on a website.

What began as a few organizing projects has grown into a boutique business built intentionally, one that allows women to work around school bus schedules, lead with compassion, and create spaces that bring real peace into people’s lives.

We talk about building slowly instead of scaling fast, protecting culture as your team grows, pricing your work with confidence, and why organizing a storage room can sometimes mean giving someone room to breathe again.

This conversation is about meaningful work, and creating something that fits your life while inviting other women into it along the way.

Learn more at: www.simplicityandstyle.com

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Tripoint Conversations is hosted by Kristina Lowe, founder of Tripoint Strategic Group in Louisville, Kentucky.

Learn more at: www.tripointstrategicgroup.com/podcast

To receive updates or recommend a future guest, visit the website and join the email list.