We’re looking forward to introducing you to Lindsay Morgan Snyder. Check out our conversation below.
Lindsay Morgan, we’re thrilled to have you with us today. Before we jump into your intro and the heart of the interview, let’s start with a bit of an ice breaker: Have you ever been glad you didn’t act fast?
Yes—so glad I didn’t act fast. I wanted things to take off sooner, but God’s best took time and process—and it turned out better than my plans.
There was a moment I could’ve followed a few gurus to monetize my content fast. And honestly, I do want to make a beautiful living so I can love and sow into others with what I’ve created with God. Their plan probably would’ve worked—and with integrity, too. But right as I was about to jump, I heard the still, small whisper: “Come with Me, Linds—this way.” It felt like the wrong way if the goal was paying bills quickly. Later I learned it was the long way, not the wrong way—and it led me to a passion I didn’t even know I was qualified for: fashion.
If I’d moved fast, I might’ve made money sooner. But I also might’ve gotten stuck doing it that way and missed my favorite part—the fashion piece God knew was a deep desire I hadn’t discovered yet. He waited to reveal it, then wove it all together in a way that’s been SO FUN.
Was the waiting awkward? Yep. Was the provision awkward? Also yep. But the plan was beyond what I could ask or imagine. I’m grateful I didn’t act fast—because sometimes the long way is where God shows you the best part you didn’t even know to ask for.
Can you briefly introduce yourself and share what makes you or your brand unique?
Hi, I’m Lindsay Morgan Snyder. I pair fashion with spiritual growth to help people learn to crush their inner critic and live loved by God—style + soul, inside and out. I’m the author of Letting Love In, which talks about the ten lies that keep us from love (especially God’s love). People tell me it’s fun, and I love that—because I love making freedom fun.
That book sparked a powerful, get-freedom-in-a-fun-way curriculum that moves people from encounter → freedom → purpose and joy, and it grew into my signature program—a guided, high-touch journey where heart work, identity, and daily practices make change stick. I’m also writing my second book, How Hollywood Healed My Self-Hatred.
If you want the fastest change, start with my signature program.
If you’re looking for a simple, more affordable on-ramp, try the Be You to the Full Bundle—a signature hat plus a joy-filled, practical course on crushing your inner critic (a fun renewing-the-mind metric to find freedom from the hindrances that keep you from thriving). It’s the most cost-effective option in this space—priced like a wardrobe staple, performs like a statement piece. Style for your head; freedom for your heart. (All at LoveAbbaFather.com)
Okay, so here’s a deep one: Who saw you clearly before you could see yourself?
God, first. He called me “daughter” when I was still living like an employee. As He walked me through that pesky Inner Critic—what I call the “mean voice”—I learned those thoughts weren’t Him; they were old pain teaming up with the enemy of our souls. That’s how I define the Inner Critic. As the layers came off over time, I started seeing myself more clearly.
Because I walked the long road, I now help people get free faster. A mentor of mine, Pedro, says, “The only shortcut in the Kingdom is a mentor.” I couldn’t agree more—so I mentor others, and that’s where my curriculum came from: years of learning with Him distilled into a path that sets people free.
And that’s why the bundle is called Be You to the Full. One of our brand labels is Beautiful Like Your Creator, and when I asked God what “beautiful” means, I sensed Him say: “Be. You. To the full.” That line became my north star—helping people strip off the mean voice, hear Love clearly, and step into who God made them to be… fully.
If you want a simple, more affordable on-ramp, try the Be You to the Full Bundle—my signature hat plus a joy-filled, practical course on crushing your inner critic (a fun renewing-the-mind metric to help you thrive). Use code FAMLOVE for $5 off on my site. Style for your head; freedom for your heart.
Was there ever a time you almost gave up?
Absolutely—yes. Let me count the times (lol). I’m kidding… kind of. If you knew how many meltdowns I’ve had building this, you’d think I was charging way too little for the emotional cost. It’s the hardest thing I’ve ever done. And yet, with God, it’s felt like the call on my life.
I was born without the ability to have children. I’ve known most of my life, and the grief has been deep. But we’re all designed for purpose—there’s a reason we’re here. Building this with God has become mine. Not performance. Purpose. Giving your life to something that actually matters.
That’s why I didn’t quit. My signature program is the overflow of that conviction: helping people know God and His love, know themselves, and then live their purpose—with Him right beside them as their biggest cheerleader and most faithful friend. Every time I almost gave up, that vision—and His voice—brought me back.
I think our readers would appreciate hearing more about your values and what you think matters in life and career, etc. So our next question is along those lines. What are the biggest lies your industry tells itself?
Here’s my honest take from the Style + Soul lane I live in, as a Thought Leader & Mentor:
Lie #1: “Fake it till you make it.”
Ugh. Performance doesn’t produce freedom. Formation does. The process isn’t always pretty, but it leads to a beautiful you.
Truth: Be who you’re becoming with God today. Practice it; don’t pretend it.
Lie #2: “Copy what worked for her.”
Counterfeits itch. You were designed for couture, not copy-paste. When we mimic, we miss the custom pattern God stitched into our story.
Truth: A mentor can tailor; they shouldn’t clone. Get with God and ask, “What did You design me for?”
Lie #3: “Your story isn’t valuable—so borrow someone else’s.”
This one breaks my heart. Your testimony carries authority no template can replace.
Truth: Your lived story is your superpower. Share it with hope and humility.
Lie #4: “People only trust you if you look perfect.”
Woof. I don’t trust the polished mask; I trust the person who’s been through something and didn’t camp in the pain.
Truth: Humble + hopeful wins. Thought leaders don’t perform perfection; they model redemption.
Lie #5: “Speed is success.”
Fast doesn’t always mean faithful. Deep work often looks slow.
Truth: God’s timing forms the person who can actually carry the calling. Consultants who care about transformation prioritize depth over hype.
Rule of thumb: trade copycat for custom fit, polish for presence, and hype for Holy Spirit. That’s where freedom and fun—the best outfit combo—live. Be You to the Full.
Okay, we’ve made it essentially to the end. One last question before you go. Could you give everything your best, even if no one ever praised you for it?
Short answer: yes—and here’s the honest version.
I’m a words-of-affirmation girl; “atta girls” feel good. I also love a good God story—it’s so fun to hear what He does with what He has me do. But I’m doing this with my Father, and on my best days my work is my worship—an offering to the One who pulled me out of darkness. On the hard days I’m on the floor whispering “help,” and He reminds me, “I’m strong in your weakness—let Me carry this again.”
So yes, I can give my best even unseen, because I’m loved, not graded. Any applause—or amazing God stories—is icing; the credit is His.
Contact Info:
- Website: https://www.LoveAbbaFather.com
- Instagram: @LindsayMorganSnyder
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LindsayMorganSnyder/
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Ron Knerem
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