In this week’s episode, I sit down with Whitney Uland, writer, coach, and creator of How to Be Famous, to talk about building a life, brand, and income that match who you are.
We get into fame, creative flow, and why your “main character era” has more to do with energy than aesthetics. Whitney shares her cheat codes for success, from the millionaire morning habit that changed everything to why the world rewards people who decide they’re worthy before anyone else believes it. We also dive into the balance between structure and intuition in content creation, how to stop hiding behind strategy, and the kind of art that draws money, opportunities, and the audience meant for you.
If you’ve been manifesting but nothing’s landing, this conversation will help you step into the person you’ve been visualising! 🪞
03:30 How repurposing can reignite your creativity
05:10 The “make your bed” mindset and habits that build momentum
08:45 Turning burnout into flow and finding your creative rhythm
12:50 The viral post that hit 4M views, and what it revealed about vulnerability
16:00 Feminine vs. masculine energy in business and content
19:30 The sober-curious edge: how clarity fuels focus and success
24:00 Why discipline is the real love language of growth
32:10 Creating content as a tool for manifestation
36:00 Celebrity energy, magnetism, and becoming the person you’re posting about
39:30 The artist’s responsibility: creating with purpose and integrity
40:30 Fame, self-belief, and giving yourself the green light
About Whitney
Whitney Uland is a writer, actor, and coach helping creators embody confidence, self-belief, and purpose through storytelling and energetic alignment. Through her podcast How to Be Famous and her signature coaching, she teaches artists and entrepreneurs to merge vision with action and build influence rooted in authenticity.
Connect with Whitney: 
📱 Instagram: @whitneyuland
🎙️ Podcast: How to Be Famous
Stay connected with me
👍 Instagram: @courtlynnjohnson
💼 LinkedIn: Courtney Johnson
🎶 TikTok: @courtney..johnson

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