Hannah Spilva | Selling LVLY, But Never Really Done

Show NotesWhat happens after you achieve the founder dream and realise it did not bring the fulfilment you expected?This week we sit down with Hannah Spilva, founder of Done and exited founder of LVLY.Hannah opens up about the emotional reality of life after a successful exit, why money did not bring the fulfilment she expected, and the powerful mindset shift that changed how she approaches business today.The conversation explores founder identity, burnout and anxiety as entrepreneurial strengths, customer obsession, sustainable growth, and the importance of building a life and career you genuinely enjoy.Hannah also shares the story behind Done, the salon-quality at-home hair colour brand born during Melbourne’s lockdowns, and why she believes convenience, simplicity and customer experience are the future of beauty.If you are building a business, questioning success, or trying to create something meaningful on your own terms, this episode is packed with honest insights and practical advice.Key TakeawaysThe joy of entrepreneurship is often found in the building process, not the exit.Sustainable growth and customer happiness can matter more than rapid scaling.ADHD and anxiety can become entrepreneurial superpowers when channelled productively.Saying no to the wrong opportunities is just as important as saying yes to the right ones.Building a business that aligns with your lifestyle and values creates longer-term fulfilment.