Wendy Gunn on How to Build a Thriving Email List Even If You Don’t Know Where to Begin

Are you struggling to build a thriving email list and achieve your business goals? In this episode of the Find Your Leadership Confidence Podcast, host Vicki Noethling interviews Wendy Gunn, a Christian entrepreneur and ovarian cancer survivor whose incredible journey is nothing short of inspiring. Wendy shares how her diagnosis led her to stop comparing herself to others and set big, life-changing goals. Over the age of 60, she achieved remarkable milestones, including losing 50 pounds, homeschooling her children, and growing her email list from zero to 12K with a 37% open rate. Wendy discusses her process for helping people find their purpose, achieve their God-given goals, and the crucial importance of building a dedicated email list. Tune in to discover actionable insights and inspiration for your own entrepreneurial journey.

Keywords: thriving email list, business success, Christian entrepreneur, goal setting, inspirational journey, online business.

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Wendy Gunn is a Christian entrepreneur and ovarian cancer survivor who, when diagnosed, realized her story had changed forever and she was uniquely created by God. She stopped comparing herself and began setting Big goals such as losing 50 lbs., getting organized, and Homeschooling her children from start to finish. She achieved some of her most important goals over the age of 60, losing another 50 lbs., taking her whole family, including grown children, on a dream trip to Italy, starting her online business, and growing her email list from zero to 12K in just over 2 years, with a 37% open rate.