67. Five Confessions From My Most Transformational Year in Business
Samantha is peeling back the curtain on her most transformational year yet. In this reflective, raw solo episode of Confessions of a Spiritual Entrepreneur, she shares the real highs and lows of 2025—from standing ovations and six-figure growth to sleepless nights, team misfires, and emotional lessons in patience.
Through five honest confessions, she takes us through the moments that shaped her, the rebrand that realigned everything, and the deep internal trust it took to hold her vision steady. If you’ve had a year of intense growth (or feel one coming), this episode is a mirror, a mentor, and a moment to pause.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
Why Samantha’s word of the year—patience—kept showing up (in ways she didn’t love)
The truth behind her signature program’s launch and the real ROI of authenticity
How to navigate team challenges while scaling (and the turning point that changed everything)
Why physical vitality became a secret weapon in her business success
What happened when she stopped playing small and fully owned her spiritual self
How trust—in self, team, body, and timing—shaped her best year yet
Key Takeaway
Transformation isn’t always pretty, but it’s always potent.
Owning your truth, trusting your timing, and showing up bravely are the hidden engines behind a thriving business. When you recognize yourself first, the world starts to reflect that back to you—and momentum becomes inevitable.
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