How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland
Whitney Uland, a mindset expert and certified life coach, hosts this podcast for artists, creatives, and influencers who want to learn how to become famous by tapping into Celebrity Energy. Each week, she uses relatable stories, neuroscience research, and mindfulness skills to teach listeners how to hack their brains, nervous systems, and emotions to pursue ambitious goals and create a life and career they're excited to share.
Episodes
Fame vs. Attention: Building a More Commercial Personal Brand with Alex Stewart
Is “fame” actually the problem—or is it just the word that makes people uncomfortable? Alex Stewart is back with me for a very unserious-serious conversation about fame, attention, impact, personal branding, and why the language you use can completely change how people perceive your work.
We get into:
* fame vs. attention and why the words we use change people’s perception
* how to make you
Why Celebrities Trust Psychics: Intuition, Fame & Becoming More Magnetic with Stephanie Zeller
What if the thing standing between you and your next level isn’t a lack of strategy — but your inability to hear and trust your own intuition?
In this episode, I’m joined again by psychic medium and personal transformation coach Stephanie Zeller for a conversation about the connection between intuition, creativity, visibility, and fame. Stephanie teaches people how to strengthen their intuition a
You Want to Be Famous… So Why Are You Afraid to Be Seen?
I recently took what might be my favorite photo of myself I’ve ever seen — and instead of just making me feel hot, it made me realize how vulnerable it is to actually see yourself becoming someone new.
In this episode, I’m talking about the relationship between visibility, identity, fame, and self-perception — and why your next level often feels embarrassing before it feels natural.
why photo
What David Meltzer Taught Me About Manifestation, Networking & Getting in the Room
I went to a David Meltzer event expecting to lose an entire workday… and instead walked away feeling like my entire life had shifted. In this episode, Alex Stewart and I unpack why getting yourself into the right rooms can completely change your self-concept, what you believe is possible, and the opportunities you’re actually capable of seeing.
We discuss:
why putting yourself in the right
Michelle Lang on Reinventing Yourself in Hollywood & Going Viral
What happens when you realize the career you’ve built isn’t the dream you actually want anymore? My friend, actress, producer, and Self-Made Celebrity coach Michelle Lang is back to talk about finding your way back to your creative identity, reinventing yourself in Hollywood, and using social media to create opportunities on your own terms.
Michelle and I talk about:
reinventing yourself as a
Cinco Paul on Despicable Me, Schmigadoon & Making It as a Screenwriter
What does it actually take to build a lasting creative career in Hollywood? I sit down with Cinco Paul, the writer behind Despicable Me, The Lorax, Horton Hears a Who, and Schmigadoon, to talk about the career highs, failures, big breaks, and creative risks that shaped his path from aspiring songwriter to successful screenwriter and showrunner.
In this episode, Cinco Paul and
Zack Honarvar on Why Creators Are Replacing Hollywood Gatekeepers
What happens when artists stop waiting for Hollywood to pick them? I sit down with creator-economy entrepreneur Zack Honarvar to talk about how the entertainment industry is changing, why creators have more power than ever, and what artists need to understand about building an audience in the new Hollywood.
In this episode, Zack Honarvar and I talk about:
the creator economy and the decline o
Only 4 Fans w/ Ruby Robinson (Part 2)
What happens when you start becoming visible... and people begin projecting onto you?
This week I'm joined by actress, sales strategist, and spiritual teacher Ruby Robinson for one of the most honest conversations I've ever had on the podcast. We dive into spirituality, celebrity, identity, fame, nervous system regulation, creativity, and the very real fear of accidentally becoming someone's "gur
ONLY (4) FANS with Ruby Robinson: Part 1
What happens when you start becoming visible... and people begin projecting onto you?
This week I'm joined by actress, sales strategist, and spiritual teacher Ruby Robinson for one of the most honest conversations I've ever had on the podcast. We dive into spirituality, celebrity, identity, fame, nervous system regulation, creativity, and the very real fear of accidentally becoming someone's "gur
Lori Alterman on Reinventing Yourself, Going Viral, and Starting Over at 55
What if it’s not too late to reinvent yourself, build an audience, and create the career you thought you missed?
In this episode, I sit down with comedian, podcast host, and content creator Lori Alterman to talk about how she started over in her 50s, went viral on TikTok, and built an entirely new career around comedy, pop culture, reality TV, and her unmistakable point of view.
Lori Alterman sh
The Hollywood Formula for Fame: Neuroscience, Celebrity Energy & The It Factor
What if becoming famous wasn't about luck, talent, or waiting to be discovered?
In this episode, I'm breaking down the exact mechanism behind why some people naturally attract opportunities, audiences, and success while others stay stuck—even when they're just as talented. After spending eight years studying psychology, nervous system regulation, Hollywood, and personal transformation, I've disti
Jon Thompson on Micro Series, Independent Filmmaking & Building a Creative Career
What if the fastest way to break into film and television isn't waiting to be discovered—but making your own project? This week, writer, marketer, and filmmaker Jon Thompson joins me to talk about the rise of micro series, independent filmmaking, brand sponsorships, and why creators no longer need permission to build a career.
how to launch a micro series and independent film project
findin
Fame Lessons from Cannes Film Festival with Alex Stewart
What happens when your visibility grows faster than your identity can keep up with? In this final Cannes Film Festival recap, Alex Stewart and I unpack the biggest lessons about fame, celebrity identity, confidence, visibility, and why I might not be fully owning my own influence.
fame lessons from the Cannes Film Festival
celebrity energy, confidence, and visibility
how Coco Rocha commands att
What Really Happens on the Cannes Film Festival Red Carpet
I just got back from the Cannes Film Festival, and today I'm pulling back the curtain on what actually happens behind the scenes of the Cannes red carpet.
From the surprising difference between the film industry and the celebrity/fashion side of Cannes to the controversy around influencers, models, and who "belongs" on the red carpet, we're diving into the realities of one of the most famous even
Cannes Film Festival: What It's Really Like Behind the Scenes
What is the Cannes Film Festival actually like? After my third trip to Cannes—and Alex Stewart's first—we're breaking down what surprised us, what nobody tells you before you go, and why Cannes is so different from what most people imagine.
In this episode, we discuss:
• What the Cannes Film Festival is really like for first-time attendees• Why Cannes isn't what most people expect• The unspoken
Maria Wendt on Fame, Burnout & Making Money Online
Maria Wendt joins me to talk about building an online business, becoming visible after making millions, and what it really takes to hold fame without losing yourself.
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Can I Really Be Famous? (And Your Other Questions, Answered)
This is the episode I wish I'd had three years ago — back when I was sitting at home wondering if it was even okay to want what I wanted.
I'm packing for Cannes right now. I'm hosting a TV show at the festival next week. And I'm recording this without my hair and makeup done, because I want you to see what being a celebrity actually looks like — not the version you've been sold.In this episode, I
The Difference Between a Deadline and a Delusion
This week’s episode is a little more personal. I’m recording from bed in the middle of a big five-day event, deep in Cannes prep, brand deals, visibility expansion, and all the emotions that come with stepping into a bigger version of myself.
In this episode, I talk about a moment that cracked something open for me: asking for an opportunity I wanted and getting the response, “I thought you’d nev
The Version of You Who Has the Life You Want with Zarina Yeva
In this week’s episode, I’m sitting down with actor, model, and dear friend Zarina Yeva for a conversation that felt deeply personal, reflective, and honestly really moving. We talk about her journey from Kazakhstan to the worlds of film, fashion, and global visibility, but what stayed with me most was the deeper conversation underneath all of it: identity, resilience, spirituality, and what it ta
The Identity Shift I’m Making Right Now with Lindsey Mango
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by one of my best friends and one of my favorite coaches, Lindsey Mango, for a really personal conversation. I invited Lindsey on to coach me through some of the blocks I’ve been moving through lately around expansion, pressure, identity, money, and what it looks like to keep choosing the next version of myself even when it feels uncomfortable.
This episode felt
Stop Stopping: Why You Keep Quitting on Your Content — and How to Finally Build Momentum
If you keep starting and stopping on your content, I do not think it is because you are lazy, unmotivated, or undisciplined.
I think it is because you are trying to create from a place of friction.
In this episode, I’m joined by my team member and coach Alex Stewart to break down the 6 biggest reasons creators keep stopping — and what it actually takes to build momentum that lasts.
We talk abou
Why Your First Project Doesn’t Need to Be Your Big Break.. Breaking down how I made my first TV pilot
In this episode, I’m breaking down one of the biggest lies creatives believe: that your first project has to be your big break. It doesn’t. Sometimes it just needs to exist.
I’m sharing the story behind Hysterical Women — the pilot I made before I felt fully ready, fully confident, or fully equipped — and why that imperfect project still became a major building block in my career. I talk about pe
The Acting Lesson That Changes Everything About Fame with John Ruskin
This week on How to Be Famous, I’m joined by my acting teacher, John Ruskin, and this conversation felt especially meaningful to me. John has had a profound impact on the way I think about presence, truth, performance, and what it really means to let yourself be seen. He is the founder of the Ruskin School of Acting and is recognized by the school as one of the teachers hand-picked and trained by
What Happens When You Finally Stop Hiding Your Work.. The Pilot I never shared
I made a television pilot in 2018.
I submitted it to festivals. It did well.
And then… I never shared it.
Not because it wasn’t good — but because I didn’t feel ready to be seen.
In this episode, I’m finally releasing that pilot: Hysterical Women — a dark comedy about ambition, power, and gender dynamics in the workplace.
But more than that, this episode is really about the gap between who you
Faith, Mindset & the Real Secret to Staying Famous with Coach Dar
In this episode of How to Be Famous, I’m joined by Coach Dar — mindset coach to professional athletes, celebrities, and high performers.
We talk about what it really takes not just to achieve success, but to stay there. From handling pressure in the spotlight to recovering from failure, Dar shares the mindset tools she teaches elite performers around the world.
We dive into faith, resilience, au
The Truth About Manifestation, Visibility & Money with Margot Miller
This week on How to Be Famous, I’m joined by manifestation coach and transformational guide Margot Miller, and this conversation went to places I didn’t expect in the best way.
Margot’s story is wild — she spent 10 years bedridden with a neurological illness, was told by doctors she might die, and eventually rebuilt her life from the ground up. What happened next? She followed a pull toward pur
A Farewell of Sorts: The Season of Reinvention (and Why Endings Are Just Rebrands in Disguise)
This week’s episode feels like a goodbye and a rebirth all at once.
I’m sharing what it looks like to say farewell to an old identity — the version of me that got me here — and step into the next era of my life, my art, and my business.
It’s my birthday week (Pisces queen energy ✨), and I’ve been reflecting on what it really means to grow, evolve, and let go… especially when life is good. When y
Building Fame Like a Founder: Creator Experiments, Climbing Cringe Mountain & CAT Labs with Cat Goetze
This week, I sat down with one of my favorite humans and one of the smartest creators on the internet — my friend Cat Goetze (@askcatgpt).
We talked about what it really takes to turn creativity into a scalable business, how to stop waiting for permission, and why “climbing Cringe Mountain” might just be your next rite of passage as a creator.
Cat shared her journey from Stanford to Silicon Vall
Rejection, Worthiness & Becoming Self-Led with Toranj Kayvon
This week, I got to sit down with my dear friend, author, artist, and coach Toranj Kayvon — and as usual, our conversation went deep.
We talked about what it really means to become self-led instead of survival-led — and how so many of us chase “legitimacy” through external achievements instead of embodying the truth that we already are worthy.
Toranj shares the story of how her U.S. visa denial
From Sundance to Self-Expression: Art, Authenticity & The LA Time Capsule with Sebastian Cail
Hey future celeb — it’s Whitney!
In this episode, I’m joined by my dear friend and creative powerhouse, Sebastian Cail — a singer, songwriter, and filmmaker fresh off of our Sundance run. We sat down to unpack all things art, evolution, and what it really means to stay grounded when you’re living a thousand lifetimes in Los Angeles.
We talk about:
✨ Why the creative timeline feels like “LA years
Grammys, Chaos & Celebrity Energy with Alex Stewart
This week, I’m joined by our HTBF team favorite and returning guest Alex Stewart (@mmentality_) for a conversation that was supposed to be a Grammys recap... and kind of turned into a full behind-the-scenes of what it really means to be seen.
The episode is equal parts chaotic and honest — my power went out, we ended up recording at the gym, and it somehow became the perfect metaphor for showbiz.
Playing Yourself: Fame, Film, and Finding Authenticity with Michelle Lang
This week, I sat down with the incredible Michelle Lang—a powerhouse producer, actor, and creator whose work has featured stars like Orlando Bloom and Octavia Spencer—to talk about what it really means to be seen in Hollywood and online.
We dove deep into one of my favorite topics: identity as performance. Are we ever not playing a character? And how do we show up authentically while also being i
What If Fame Isn’t Meant to Make You Happy?
This week on How to Be Famous, I’m getting real about one of the biggest misconceptions in the creator world — that fame, success, or “making it” will finally make you happy.
Spoiler alert: it won’t.
In this episode, I share what I’ve learned (the hard way) about redefining why we chase visibility in the first place — and how to rewire your nervous system to feel safe being seen. We talk about:
When “Too Much” Becomes Your Superpower: Healing the Fear of Being Seen (with Jacqui Grilli)
This week on How to Be Famous, I’m joined by my friend and classmate, Jacqui Grilli, for a raw, hilarious, and healing conversation about what it really means to feel safe being seen.
Jacqui shares her “villain origin story” — from being the girl who sings to losing her literal and metaphorical voice — and how she’s learning to reclaim it through self-compassion, nervous system work, and Celebrit
How I Stopped Operating from Survival Mode and Started Trusting My Celebrity Energy Again
Hey, future celeb — happy freaking new year! In this episode, I’m answering your questions and sharing some real talk about what this season of rest, recalibration, and re-alignment has looked like for me.
I’ll be honest: I’ve been realizing how much I was still operating from survival energy — constantly doing, pushing, creating, but not receiving. And that’s something so many creatives, entrepr
Throwback Episode: My Abundant Artist Coaching Days + A New Year’s Reset
This week’s episode is a little different — it’s a throwback from my Abundant Artist Coaching days, back when I was still finding my voice and building the foundation for everything that’s now become How to Be Famous.
I originally recorded this around New Year’s 2021, and listening back honestly made me emotional. You can hear how much I’ve grown, but also how much of what I teach now — the ident
Madi Webb on Reinventing Yourself in the New Year: Rituals, Resolutions & Celebrity Energy
What if your New Year’s resolutions weren’t about discipline—but about becoming your next-level self ? In this episode, Whitney and creator Madi Webb team up to share their powerful end-of-year rituals and the energetic practices that help you manifest your dream identity for 2026.
Together, they unpack:
How to release past versions of yourself and step into your higher identity
The Ce
Stephanie Zeller on Authenticity, Psychic Gifts & Redefining Success After Hitting the Top
What happens when you reach the top of your career—and realize it’s not actually your purpose?
In this episode, Whitney sits down with Stephanie Zeller (@stephaniezellerspeaks), a former award-winning prosthodontist who walked away from a seven-figure dental career to follow her intuition, open up to her psychic gifts, and build a soul-aligned business helping others transform their lives.
They d
Sebastian Cail on Going Viral, Letting Fame Feel Easy & The Magic of Being Seen
What if fame isn’t something you have to chase—but something that finds you the moment you stop hiding? In this crossover episode, Whitney Uland and creator Sebastian Cail announce his new podcast "HOW SEBBIE C'S IT", dive into the identity shifts, nervous system work, and real-life moments that make “popping off” online inevitable.
They talk about:
The truth about going viral and holding yo
Creative Courage, Looking Stupid, and Turning Resistance into Power: Special Coaching Episode with Sebastian Cail
What if the secret to your next level of fame is being willing to look stupid first?
In this episode, Whitney Uland sits down with Songwriter and HTBF favorite Sebastian Cail to talk about the messy, magical process of showing up before you’re ready — and why embracing imperfection is the ultimate path to creative freedom.
Together, they unpack what it really means to activate your Celebrity Ene
Scaling Your Consciousness: The Energetics of Fame Through the Holidays
What if the holidays were your biggest opportunity for a breakthrough—not a break?
In this live Scaling Your Consciousness webinar, Whitney Uland reveals how to use the energetic lull of the holiday season to quantum leap your visibility, income, and impact.
Instead of checking out, it’s time to check in, scale your consciousness, and align your energy with your next level of fame.
In this ep
Fame, Burnout & Reinvention: Surviving Chaos and Staying Seen
What happens when your nervous system is fried, your name’s in a smear campaign, and your business still has to keep running? In this raw solo episode, I share what it’s really like behind the scenes of building a brand, scaling consciousness, and learning to hold more fame—even when life feels like it’s on fire.
Here’s what I cover:
The truth behind burnout, expansion, and emotional capacit
Hero vs. Villain Energy and Owning Your Story with Kayla Jury
What if you stopped trying to be the “good guy” in everyone’s story—and started embracing the full spectrum of who you are?
In this episode, I sit down (for the third time!) with my friend, author, and creative powerhouse Kayla Berry to unpack what it really means to be both the hero and the villain in your own narrative. We talk about personal evolution, visibility, jealousy, and what happens wh
Creativity vs. Discipline: The Missing Piece in Your Fame Strategy — with Alex Stewart
What if the reason your career hasn’t popped off yet isn’t your content, your talent, or your mindset—but your discipline?
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Alex Stewart, my team’s Director of Implementation and the brain behind our viral 21-Day Brainwashing Challenge. Together, we break down why creatives resist structure, how discipline actually fuels freedom, and what it takes to turn your
Building Self-Trust, Creative Momentum & The Power of Micro Commitments with Margaret Lefton
What if building creative confidence only took five minutes a day? In this episode, I’m sitting down with my friend (and our new How to Be Famous Creative Director!) Margaret Lefton to talk about what it really looks like to build self-trust as a creative — both in your art and your visibility journey.
In this episode, we talk about:
How Margaret used a “five minutes a day” habit to rebuild
Hate Comments, Leadership & Being Seen Anyway
What if the secret to being famous wasn’t about avoiding hate—but learning how to stay seen even when it hurts?
In this week’s solo episode, I’m sharing the real behind-the-scenes of leading my mastermind, navigating online criticism, and staying grounded when visibility feels vulnerable. From learning what true leadership looks like to regulating your nervous system when trolls come for you, thi
The Art of Being Seen: Creating vs. Sharing Your Celebrity Energy
Hey future celebrity - I’m coming to you from a rainy Tuesday in LA, deep in the creative cave building a brand-new free training (and yes, a new hypnosis to go with it — stay tuned!).
This week, I’m talking about something that so many creators overlook: the energetic difference between creating and sharing. After locking myself in The Proper Hotel — the same place where my card once got decline
Money Shame, Scaling to 8 Figures & The Energy of Wealth - with Julia Carlson
What if money wasn’t the problem - your relationship with it was?
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by Julia Carlson, financial strategist, author of Money Loves You, and the CEO behind Financial Freedom Wealth Management Group. Together, we talk about breaking free from money shame, rewriting your wealth story, and scaling your business with strategy and soul.
We dive into:
The energetic
What I'm Afraid to Tell You
What happens when your bank shuts down all your accounts overnight—right before a launch?
In this raw solo episode, I share the unfiltered behind-the-scenes of navigating financial chaos, money shame, and the deeper identity shifts that come with building fame and fortune in real time. From grief to breakthroughs (and even my Marvel movie dreams), this is a conversation about resilience, nervous
Visibility, Villain Energy & Writing Your Truth - with Kayla Jury
What if the scariest part of building your brand isn’t the algorithm… but your family finding out what you really think?
In this powerful episode, I sit down with my friend and former client Kayla Jury to talk about the messy, raw, and deeply human side of writing your story in public. From the fears of being seen to the nuances of “hero vs. villain” narratives, we unpack what it really means to
Fear, Fame & Finding Your Tribe: Lessons from Spain
What if the very thing standing between you and the career you want isn’t strategy… but fear?
In this solo episode, I’m recording live from a 7-figure founders retreat in Spain, reflecting on the truth about visibility, community, and what it really takes to build fame that lasts. From parasocial relationships to self-sabotage cycles, I share the behind-the-scenes lessons I’m integrating right no
Emailgate 2025, Broken Fingers & the Truth About Building a Team
What happens when life won’t stop life-ing—and you’re still responsible for leading a brand in the spotlight?
In this raw solo episode, I share the behind-the-scenes chaos of Emailgate 2025 (yes, we lost 1,300 subscribers in a single day 🙃), what it taught me about leadership, and why expanding your vision always comes with growing pains. From onboarding new team members to literally falling down
Taylor Swift, Fame Strategy & The Life of a Showgirl — with Sebastian
Is Taylor Swift’s “Life of a Showgirl” era pure strategy—or pure vulnerability?
In this episode, I sit down with my ride-or-die Sebastian to break down Taylor’s latest album rollout, the infamous leaks, and what it all reveals about fame, marketing, and the human side of celebrity. From the genius behind her storytelling to the intimacy of her relationship with Travis Kelce, we explore how Taylor
Book Deals, Fame, and the Art of Separating Yourself from Your Brand
What happens when your art, your business, and your identity all collide?
In this solo episode, I pull back the curtain on what it’s really like to build a brand in real time—while writing a book, scaling a company, and navigating the highs and lows of visibility. If you’ve ever wondered how to balance authenticity with sustainability in your career, this one’s for you.
We cover:
My behind-
Sales Psychology, Wealth Identity & Building a 7-Figure Brand with Dielle Charon
What if scaling to multiple 7-figures wasn’t about strategy first… but identity?
In this powerful episode, I’m joined by sales expert and business coach Dielle Charon to talk about how wealth, visibility, and self-concept shape your results. Dielle shares how she grew from corporate America to a million-dollar business and what really moves the needle when it comes to selling with ease.
We cover
From No Agent to Netflix: How I Manifested My First TV Role
In this solo episode recorded from my living room while my son watches Cocomelon, I share the complete behind-the-scenes story of how I booked my first television role without an agent, manager, or audition—and how that same show just dropped on Netflix years later. I reveal the exact manifestation process I used to book a co-star role on HBO's "Love Life" and how the character I played (an influe
Flow State, Safety, and Pleasure: Bridging Hollywood and Intimacy with Arielle Zadok
What if your “downloads” were actually divine strategy?
In this week’s episode, I’m joined by multi-talented Arielle Zadok—producer, intimacy coordinator, sex educator, and creator of the "Fuck Like the Movies" program. What started as a conversation about celebrity energy quickly evolved into a deep dive on presence, safety, and the intersection between performance and intimacy.
This conversati
Dark Feminine Energy, Self-Trust & Going Viral for Just Existing with Nadia Khaled
What if going viral wasn’t about playing nice or following the rules… but about becoming unshakable in your self-trust?
In this raw, hilarious, and deeply insightful convo with returning guest Nadia Khaled, we dive into dark feminine energy, controversial content, and how not giving a f*ck can make you magnetic. If you've ever felt torn between being “nice” and being real, this one’s for you.
To
Fame as a Resource: Authenticity, Magnetism, and Spiritual Entrepreneurship with Nadia Khaled
In this powerful conversation recorded in Miami, I sit down with manifestation coach and spiritual entrepreneur Nadia Khaled for our fourth collaboration together. As fellow Pisces with Virgo risings, we dive deep into the intersection of spirituality, authenticity, and using fame as a force for good in the world.
This episode explores the often-misunderstood relationship between spiritual growth
Mastermind Roundtable: Six Months of Celebrity Transformations
In this special episode of How to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I'm pulling back the curtain on what actually happens when you commit to becoming famous. I'm joined by three incredible women from my recent Mastermind cohort—Kayla Jury, Megan Norris, and Margaret Lefton—for an honest conversation about their transformations over the past six months.
This isn't your typical "success story" episode.
Over Exposure: The Reality of First Class Problems
In this raw and vulnerable episode of How to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I'm coming to you from my bed after spending almost 24 hours recovering from what I can only describe as a complete breakdown. This isn't your typical motivational episode—instead, I'm pulling back the curtain on what "new levels, new devils" actually looks like when you're scaling your consciousness and building a celebrit
How to Turn Your Real Life Story Into Content That Pops Off
In this special behind-the-scenes episode of How to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I bring you inside a private coaching call from The Self-Made Celebrity program where powerhouse producer Michelle Lang and I coach actor/writer Kaitlyn Kelly on transforming her authentic story into magnetic social media content.
Michelle Lang, whose impressive credits include Red Right Hand starring Orlando Bloom,
Celebrity Summer: How to Create Results While Living Your Best Life
In this energizing episode of How to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I'm declaring that your celebrity summer officially begins NOW. This isn't about hustling harder or working more—it's about stepping into the identity of someone who gets to have it all: amazing results AND a summer full of rest, play, and joy.
This episode features a clip from a recent call inside the Self-Made Celebrity where I
Cannes You Believe It: Behind the Scenes at the Cannes Film Festival
In this episode of How to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I take you on an intimate journey through my recent trip to the Cannes Film Festival. From chaotic travel mishaps to walking the red carpet, I share the raw, behind-the-scenes reality of high-profile events and reflect on my evolution from struggling filmmaker to recognized social media influencer.
I open up about the internal struggles of m
Creative Identity and Finding Your Voice with Margaret Lefton
In this episode of How to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I'm joined by mastermind student-turned-friend Margaret Lefton for an intimate coaching conversation about creative identity, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the journey of bringing your inner world to light. Margaret shares her fascinating career path from basket weaver to fashion industry professional to community builder and retreat faci
The Complete FAME Formula from My Famous as F*ck Webinar
In this special extended episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I'm sharing the raw, unfiltered content from my recent "Famous as F*ck" webinar. I break down the complete blueprint for sustainable fame - not just viral moments, but the kind that compounds into cash, credibility, and category leadership.
Key Topics Discussed:
The true definition of celebrity energy and why it's NOT a
Famous as F*ck: Transformations and Breakthroughs
In this episode of How To be Famous with Whitney Uland, I'm joined again by Alex Stewart, my business integrator, to answer your burning questions about becoming famous and creating massive impact. We dive into imposter syndrome, self-sabotage, and what it really takes to build a personal brand that matters—plus we share a special announcement about my upcoming free event!
Key Topics Discussed:
Building a Personal Brand with Gary Lipovsky
In this episode of How To Be Famous With Whitney Uland, I sit down with Gary Lipovsky, the business mind behind Valeria Lipovetsky's multi-million dollar personal brand. Gary shares insights from their journey growing Valeria's platform to over 6.5 million followers across platforms, reaching 200 million people monthly, and building their Creator Method academy.
Key Topics Discussed:
How Gar
Manifesting Money & Abundance with Jamie Berman
In this episode, I sit down with my money manifestation coach Jamie Berman who helped me go from making $300 a month to over a million dollars in the first 18 months after my divorce. We dive deep into the true meaning of abundance, how to transform your relationship with money, and why manifesting wealth isn't about "high vibe" energy all the time.
Key Topics Discussed:
Why money is a skill
Overcoming Fear and Creating Celebrity Energy
In this episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I answer your questions about mindset blocks, fears, and how to tap into true celebrity energy. I share insights from attending Will Smith's album listening party and offer practical advice for pushing through resistance to become the star you're meant to be.
Key Topics Discussed:
What true celebrity energy looks like and why authentici
Turning Failures into Fame with Alex Stewart: How to Build Resilience
In this episode, Whitney Uland sits down with Alex Stewart for a dynamic conversation about success mindset, taking action, and the power of failure. Alex shares his unique perspective as an implementation specialist who helps entrepreneurs bring their ideas to life, while discussing the mental frameworks that separate those who succeed from those who stay stuck.
Whitney and Alex explore the psyc
The Art of Becoming a Self-Made Celebrity & Writing My Book for Real This Time
In this episode, Whitney Uland shares an exciting update from The Aster in Los Angeles, where she is deep in the process of finally writing her book—for real this time. She takes us behind the scenes of her Bloom Authors Retreat (B.A.R.) with book doula Natalee Bloom, reflecting on the creative blocks that have held her back and the breakthroughs that finally allowed her to get her first draft com
How to Receive Love & Step Into Celebrity Energy with Toranj Kayvon
Welcome back, future celeb! In this special birthday episode of How to Be Famous, I, your host and coach, Whitney Uland, dive into something deeply personal—my relationship with receiving love, setting boundaries, and stepping fully into my own celebrity energy. But I'm not doing it alone! I’m joined by my dear friend and coach, Toranj Kayvon, who helps me work through the emotional blocks that co
Celebrity Circle Call: Mindset Shifts for Going Viral
On this episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I am sharing my latest Celebrity Circle open Q&A call where I dive into the mindset shifts necessary for creating fame and answer questions from community members about overcoming blocks, creating viral content, and building authentic audiences.
Key Topics Discussed:
How to break through a content plateau and get into the proper flow s
Making Movies & Breaking Rules with Selina Ringel
In this episode of How to Be Famous, I sit down with actress, writer, director, and producer Selina Ringel to discuss her journey from acting to filmmaking, and how she broke all the rules to get her latest film "You, Me & Her" into 250 theaters nationwide.
Key Topics Discussed:
Transitioning from being a casting director to stepping in front of the camera
Creating and directing film
From the Grammys to Dubai: A Recap
Hey there, future celeb! In this episode ofHow to Be Famous with Whitney Uland, I’m recapping my whirlwind Grammy weekend, my trip to Dubai, and the exciting relaunch of the Celebrity Energy Book Club—now focused on coaching!
Get the inside scoop on Grammy performances, unexpected celeb encounters (including Miley Cyrus!), and what it’s really like when famous people interact. I also dive into ov
Canceled Part 4
The Season Finale! Share with your social media for an invite to my 3-day free Celebrity Energy Coaching.
In this deeply personal and unfiltered solo episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, through tears and laughter, I am sharing my raw and vulnerable story about my journey, setbacks, and my next big leap. This will be a multi-part episode, so make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast s
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PART 3 - You know the drill. Share with your social media for an invite to my3-day free Celebrity Energy Coaching.
In this deeply personal and unfiltered solo episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, through tears and laughter, I am sharing my raw and vulnerable story about my journey, setbacks, and my next big leap. This will be a multi-part episode, so make sure you’re subscribed to th
Canceled Part 2
PART 2
In this deeply personal and unfiltered solo episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, through tears and laughter, I am sharing my raw and vulnerable story about my journey, setbacks, and my next big leap. This will be a multi-part episode, so make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you’ll know when each part comes out!
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Canceled Part 1
In this deeply personal and unfiltered solo episode of How To Be Famous with Whitney Uland, through tears and laughter, I am sharing my raw and vulnerable story about my journey, setbacks, and my next big leap. I was originally planning to recap the Grammys, but instead I’m opening up about my experiences leading up to this current moment, including career challenges, personal hardships, and my de
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