Episode 111Jun 25, 2025· 53:34
😊 How Your Business Can (& Can’t) Make You Happy — $300k+ Launches with Sam Vander Wielen
▸ Show notes from the creator
I’m not a fan of the #girlboss. But I am a fan of women who build wildly successful businesses. And I especially appreciate when they offer eyes-open advice about what it really took to get there.
Today on the show, I’m joined by Sam Vander Wielen, a lawyer-turned-entrepreneur who’s built a multi-seven-figure online business through consistently $100k+ funnels and launches.
While income claims like that typically make me roll my eyes… Sam is such an smart, honest, and candid business owner that I just had to ask her a million questions about how her business really works.
So if you’ve ever wanted a values-aligned look into a seven-figure business, you’ll definitely want to tune in. We talk about:
The relationship between trauma and high-achievement
How social media helped Sam grow her business
Clarifying the stages of awareness in your marketing
Clearing fear around the legal aspects of small business
How Sam handles hate mail and mean messages
The realities of Sam’s $300k+ launches
Why you need a copy of Sam’s new book
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About this episode
I’m not a fan of the #girlboss. But I am a fan of women who build wildly successful businesses. And I especially appreciate when they offer eyes-open advice about what it really took to get there.
Today on the show, I’m joined by Sam Vander Wielen, a lawyer-turned-entrepreneur who’s built a multi-seven-figure online business through consistently $100k+ funnels and launches.
While income claims like that typically…
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