Freelance to Founder · Millo

Keep Working for Clients...or Build My Own Thing?

·19 min·1 clip
Amy Sudo's Substack makes $191,000 a year—here's how she built it.
The setup is simple. Preston reminds listeners that Freelance to Founder helps people start freelancing, grow an agency, and think beyond client work. Amy Sudo joins him again, with her book release giving the opening a timely hook. The tone is relaxed, but still business minded. The transcript provided does not get to the listener question, so the title question stays more like a promise than a full discussion. That is useful to know going in. What the excerpt does show is the show's usual lane: practical, familiar, and aimed at people juggling client work, tools, and the next version of their business. The sponsor reads take up a lot of room. Framer comes up through the pain of needing quick website changes without waiting on developers or slowing down experiments. Shopify gets tied to freelancers, first digital products, and agency owners looking for another revenue stream. The advice here is indirect. Instead of answering whether to keep working for clients or build something else, the excerpt circles tools that help small operators move faster. There is also cross-promotion for podcasts about organic farming and climate-focused business leadership. The sample feels a little uneven, but the stakes are easy to hear: this is for service providers wondering whether their work can grow into something bigger.

As heard by us

A grounded conversation about moving a service business toward something bigger.

Freelance to Founder stays with the move from freelancing to building something larger. Preston talks with Amy Sudo about her new book, Right for Money and Power, and the 12-hour live stream she is hosting to mark it.

Read the full review in PlayNext →

Why you'd press play

If you are trying to turn freelance work into something bigger without losing sight of bills, bandwidth, and momentum.

Read the full recommendation in PlayNext →
Listen to the show on