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Should I Care?

Sophie Griffiths

Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/7j. Total Éps: 20

Should I Care? is a weekly online business and marketing podcast with Sophie Griffiths and Ruthie Walmsley, for ambitious women building businesses online around real, busy lives. Each week, Sophie and Ruthie take whatever everyone in online business is suddenly talking about, from launches and Instagram trends to offers, content, ads and audience growth, and ask the question you're probably already thinking: should I care? There's endless advice and not enough time to act on it, so they sort the genuinely useful from the noise, with honest conversations, strong opinions and the occasional eye-roll at the internet. It's not a tips podcast and it's not a masterclass. It's the real conversation behind the polished posts, for women who want the nuance, the context and the bit actually worth taking with them.

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Should I Care About... Q4 Income Goals, Writing Off The Rest Of The Year & Growing My Audience Instead Of Nurturing It?

Saison 1 · Épisode 19

mardi 20 octobre 2026 • Durée 46:44

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into what’s actually doable in the last 10 weeks of the year (recorded the day before Sophie flew to Australia, so the maths felt very real).

Because there are two ways to look at it. It’s only the middle of October, so that’s a whole quarter, and writing it off feels mad. Then you count the weeks the kids are actually at school, take out the half term, and it looks like a very different quarter. So do you push, coast, or do something in between? And if your plan is “I’ll just keep nurturing and sell in January”, we have a question for you.

In this episode:

The sum that turned 10 weeks into 6, & the Mary Poppins bag problem it didn’t fix
The offer Sophie isn’t selling this autumn, & the one she’s building a system around instead
The 12-day event that made last December her biggest revenue month, & what she’s changing this time
Ruthie’s confession: brilliant at setting tasks, hopeless at setting money goals, & a January tax bill she’s been ignoring
The “I’ll just nurture until January” plan, & the line that stopped Ruthie mid-sentence

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

When you’re ready, here’s the next step:

Outrageous - for established women coaches and service providers who want one offer designed to hit 6 figures without them being the engine of every sale. [Find out more]

Show notes links:

Sophie’s SuperFans Sprint: https://sophiegriffiths.co/superfans-sprint

Ruthie’s Bloody Good Story Club: https://ruthiefpn.myflodesk.com/wait2

Last week’s episode, where Sophie shares Project 33 (Ep 18): https://sophiegriffiths.co/should-i-care/ep18

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The Launch Diaries: Ep 3 - Full debrief! Pivoting mid-launch, price objections & the launch plan that got swapped

Saison 1 · Épisode 18

mardi 13 octobre 2026 • Durée 55:19

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) are back with the final Launch Diaries, & we get into what happens when the launch plan meets real people, real feedback & real numbers, and whether changing it halfway through is the smart call or the flaky one (Plus a Gothenburg spa review first.)

Most of us plan a launch like a straight line, & then someone says something in a DM, or the numbers land differently to how we pictured them, & we either dig in because we said we would or bin the lot. This is the final Launch Diaries, recorded with one of us mid-sprint & the other just out the other side of a 12-month programme launch, & neither plan looks quite like the one we started with.

The numbers were good on both sides & we still managed to find plenty to wrestle with.

In this episode:

The 1 post that brought in 28 of Ruthie's 65 sign-ups, & why a storytelling post doing that surprised her
The price objections Ruthie never saw coming, from about 15 people who took the time to message, & the reply she wanted to send but didn't
The comment from Sophie's husband that sent her to a café on a Monday morning to rewrite her sales page
Project 33: the extra 33K one mastermind client needed before the end of the year, & what it did to the way Sophie thinks about selling all the time
The launch Sophie had planned for after the sprint, & the 2 reasons she's swapped it for something else

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

When you're ready, here's the next step:

Outrageous – for established women coaches and service providers who want one offer designed to hit 6 figures without them being the engine of every sale.

Should I Care About... Paying To Speak On Stage, Buying Vs Borrowing An Audience & The Plan For A £500K Year?

Saison 1 · Épisode 17

mardi 6 octobre 2026 • Durée 49:26

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into growing your audience, & why some ways of doing it get a round of applause while others get called a bit thirsty.

On paper it's simple. You buy an audience, you borrow someone else's or you build your own. In real life most of us end up doing a little bit of everything & none of it particularly well, with half an eye on whether it'll look a bit desperate. Nobody expects to be paid for going on a podcast, so what about a workshop inside someone's membership, & are you allowed to pitch at the end of it? And with the backlash doing the rounds about people paying 25K to speak on a stage (we've only caught it second-hand, so this isn't a verdict on the event), is that really so different to paying for ads?

Ruthie's launch closed the day before we recorded, Bloody Good Story Club doesn't open again until April & she needs more people in her world before then, even though a bigger audience scares her a bit (she still removes Instagram followers who don't look like her ideal client). Sophie has tried most of the options, paying to be on a stage included, & has opinions on which order to do them in.

In this episode:

The 6-month speaking mastermind Sophie joined to get herself on a stage & what she decided about stages afterwards
The membership with 500 people in it, the guest workshop, & the 3 who turned up to the call
The 3 sets of people in the room at any event, the 2 when you run an ad, & Ruthie's take on which of them ends up losing out
The book Ruthie keeps thinking she should write, the stages Sophie still gets a pang about, & the question we both had to ask ourselves about why
The £500,000 Sophie's business has made since the start of 2025, the goal she's set for next year, & the 1 thing she's adding to get there that isn't more ads or more launches

New episodes every Tuesday.

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The Launch Diaries: Ep 2 - The day after the workshop, mega launches & holding your nerve

Saison 1 · Épisode 16

mardi 29 septembre 2026 • Durée 57:00

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) are back with the Launch Diaries, recorded the morning after we both ran our workshops, & we get into the hours straight after a launch event, when the numbers are perfectly good & your brain has decided otherwise.

Because most of us know the standard show-up rates & conversion rates off by heart, we've walked clients through them a hundred times, & we'll still judge ourselves against a launch that made 250K in its first hour. Sophie had 226 sign-ups & a show-up rate below what she's used to. Ruthie had 64 sign-ups, all organic, far more than she'd hoped for, & within minutes had her phone calculator out working out what it would mean if every single one of them joined.

So we talk about the gap between a launch that's realistic for the size of your audience & the ones filling everyone's feed, & why we're both posting through ours mid-wobble, without the neat bow at the end. Plus a quick debrief on our in-person day in Winchester (& a lake that was a lot colder than it looked).

In this episode:

The 90-minute offer Sophie sold inside her workshop, the 5 people who bought on the call, & the exact point after which nobody else did
Ruthie's 4 minutes of accidental recording, a Bubbles notetaker & the one name she didn't recognise in the waiting room
The £60 a month maths Ruthie did on 64 people, & how one little thought rewrote every target she'd set herself
What Sophie didn't do this time that she always does to get people turning up live, & the show-up rate that came out of it
The 3 mega launches Sophie picked apart for her workshop, including a wait list of over 100,000, & what they all had that most of us don't

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

Should I Care About... doing business 'wrong' if it doesn't feel easy all the time?

Saison 1 · Épisode 15

mardi 22 septembre 2026 • Durée 49:41

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into the idea that if your business feels hard, you must be doing it wrong, & why we think it's one of the least helpful stories doing the rounds online.

Somewhere between the laptop-by-the-pool content of a few years ago & the "I only work school hours & still make Pilates" version we're all being shown now, most of us picked up the belief that a business done right should feel easy. So when it feels heavy, or sticky, or just a lot, it's very tempting to decide something's broken & go looking for a different plan.

Sophie is 9 years in, with ads, recurring revenue & support on the client side, & she's still building a brand new workshop & 5-day offer from scratch this autumn. Ruthie built a done-for-you business in the middle of lockdown & is now deep in the bit between that & a group programme that pays its way. Plus our Launch Diaries update: 70 sign-ups, about 35 sign-ups, & the Instagram posts neither of us can make ourselves write.

In this episode:

Sophie's "if a post doesn't feel good, it won't do well" theory, right 9 times out of 10, & what Ruthie thinks it's missing
What changed at home last year so Sophie could keep her 7am gym class, & the pressure that came with it
The £14k done-for-you months Ruthie built in lockdown, & the day Tone came home & a slow career break turned into working till 8pm
Bloody Good Story Club at 11 members & £60 a month, & the maths that gets very sweary once you ask how many people it would need
Why low ticket offers are the hungriest of the lot, & the "which poison are we picking" question Sophie asks before anyone chooses a model

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

Should I Care About... Overcomplicating My Launch, Flopped Promo Posts & Whether I Need A Tripwire?

Saison 1 · Épisode 14

mardi 15 septembre 2026 • Durée 52:24

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into overcomplicating your launch, which is one of the easiest things in the world to do and pretty much always comes from the best of intentions.

Because nobody sits down and decides to build a six-step funnel. It starts with one completely reasonable thought: maybe I'll add a workshop. Then a small paid offer to warm people up for the workshop. Then a wait list, then an early bird, then a fast-action bonus, and somewhere in there you're mapping a 12-email sequence for a thing nobody has bought yet, and you still haven't sold the offer you started with.

Sophie is doing exactly that this autumn, a workshop into a mini offer into Outrageous, spread across two whole months, and she'll be the first to tell you most of her clients shouldn't copy her. Plus a launch diaries mini update from both of us: 44 sign-ups, 26 sign-ups, and the promo posts that landed with a thud in between.

In this episode:

The first promo post that got zero comments, & the email sent at exactly the same time that brought 25 sign-ups in an hour
Ruthie posting at half 10 at night while brushing her teeth, & the 26 people who signed up for a week she'd only decided on that afternoon
Why we can both tell you the exact stats on every post & neither of us has checked an email open rate
The tripwire maths nobody does: 10% of your sign-ups is 2.6 people, & what that means for the rules you're building your business on
The launch 5 years ago where the bonuses genuinely worked, brought loads of people in, & then left almost nothing behind

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

The Launch Diaries: Ep 1 - Launch planning, mindset wobbles & last minute pivots

Saison 1 · Épisode 13

mardi 8 septembre 2026 • Durée 50:22

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) start the mini series: Launch Diaries. We're both meant to be launching this month and neither of us has arrived in September with the new-term energy we were promised (we're recording on what was supposed to be the first day back, which tells you most of it).

Because there's a version of September where everyone comes back with a bang, and then there's the actual one, where you're staring at a launch you said you'd do, wondering whether you've got it in you. Ruthie has a wait list of 21 people she still hasn't opened the doors to, an audience she's convinced isn't big enough, and a course of Sophie's she bought to fix exactly that and never opened.

Sophie worked 8 days across the whole summer, took on no new clients in July or August, and got the mindset gremlins right on cue anyway. Then, 2 weeks out, with the sign-up pages built and the feedback from her coaches already in, Sophie scrapped the whole thing and started again.

In this episode:

The 8 days Sophie worked across the whole summer, the revenue locked in & the mindset gremlins that turned up in September regardless
Ruthie's wait list of 21 people she still hasn't opened the doors to, & the ads budget she earmarked & never spent
The workshop Sophie had already priced, built & written the sign-up pages for, & why she binned it 2 weeks before launch
What she's running instead, & the name Ruthie gave 10 out of 10, no notes

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

When you're ready, here's the next step:

Outrageous – for established women coaches and service providers who want one offer designed to hit 6 figures without them being the engine of every sale.

Should I Care About... My Group Programme Not Growing Fast Enough & the 3 Things You're Probably Missing?

Saison 1 · Épisode 12

mardi 1 septembre 2026 • Durée 54:27

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into the question Ruthie brought straight off the back of her own launch plans, fresh from a holiday neither of us has quite come back from: should I care that my group programme isn't growing as fast as I want?

Because most of us build the thing in a burst of excitement, get it open, get the proof of concept, get the lovely testimonials, and then land somewhere much quieter. It's working. People love it. It's just not moving. And then September arrives and everyone decides this is the month to fix it.

Sophie ran her first group programme for 9 months before she sat down and did the maths on it. Ruthie says out loud the thing most of us do very quietly, which is bottle it on the price, and then bottle it again.

In this episode:

The group programme Sophie ran for 9 months before working out she needed 40 people in it, and how many were actually in there
Ruthie doing the numbers, landing on a price, and then dropping it twice before she launched
The 3 pillars Sophie takes every client through when a group offer stalls, and the one they all tell her to leave alone
Buy, build or borrow, and why sitting on just one of the three keeps you bobbing around the same number forever
The midnight spiral with Claude that becomes "I think I need to add one-to-ones", and the question Sophie asks instead

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

When you're ready, here's the next step:

Outrageous – for established women coaches and service providers who want their group offer to hit 6 figures without them being the engine of every sale.

Should I Care About... September Launches, What's Actually Working In 2026 & The One Thing Every Good Launch Has In Common?

Saison 1 · Épisode 11

mardi 25 août 2026 • Durée 48:28

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into September launches, & what's actually working in 2026.

September is typically go time for courses & service offer launches. It's the last chance for 12 week courses to get done before the end of the year and even the most seasoned evergreen fans can strt to doubt whether they should be gearing up for right now.

Except Sophie's worst launch ever was a September one & she's doing it differently this year.

The question we keep circling is the one you're probably sitting with too: does it still have to be the big masterclass-then-open-cart formula, or has that stopped working?

Ruthie's about to attempt her first proper launch & is talking herself out of it in real time, convinced her audience isn't big enough & nobody will turn up.

Sophie's done years of them & keeps landing on the same thing: the launches that worked best were the ones she barely counted as launches, & they all shared one thing.

In this episode:

The September launch Sophie swears she'll never do again: a 3-day event that went well on paper, & the client feedback that explained why it flopped
Ruthie's launch wobble in real time: 11 in the room, wanting 25, & the story about her audience she can't stop telling herself
The "launch" Sophie wasn't even trying to run that out-earned every launch she actually planned, & the thing it had that the planned ones didn't
The £97 membership with 13 people signed up before the workshop had even finished, & the "launch PTSD" sitting behind it
Why you have to talk about it far longer than feels sane, & the DM that proves it

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

Should I Care About... AI Stealing My Clients, Sounding Like Everyone Else & Agents That Waste My Time?

Saison 1 · Épisode 10

mardi 18 août 2026 • Durée 37:28

This week on Should I Care? we (Sophie Griffiths & Ruthie Walmsley) get into AI, & whether it's coming for our jobs.

It kicked off with Ruthie: a client sent her copy back saying it sounded too much like AI, & it wasn't AI, she'd written every word herself.

But the more we talked, the more it turned into something every coach & service provider is living right now.

Because your clients are using it too…they're having a chat with Claude at midnight & turning up with a seven-page strategy, submitting work that's clearly landed straight out of AI with nothing of them left in it, & half-wondering if they still need you at all. We get into what's actually being devalued here & what genuinely isn't, & the odd new pressure to prove the human bit is still worth paying for.

Plus the AI agents we've both built to buy back a few hours, & the ones that ate the whole evening instead.

In this episode:

The client who turned up with a 7-page strategy from Claude, & why the honest fix was simpler than everything the AI suggested
Getting sent work that's clearly straight out of AI with no checks on it, & what it quietly does to the person having to review it
The accountability coach Sophie built in Claude that got shirty with her for disappearing, & the one thing it could never get its head round
An entire evening lost to sorting 150 client screenshots with AI, & what she had to admit by the end of it
The discovery-call question Sophie asks out loud now that she'd have been mortified to ask 18 months ago

New episodes every Tuesday.

Follow Sophie: @sophiegriffithsco & Ruthie: @firstpersonnarrative

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