140. How This Neurodivergent Artist Increased Her Income From $250 to $10K/Month With An Online Course About Cooking Chinese Food

Cubicle to CEO

Ellen Yin

Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Business

5.0 • 580 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2022

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Join our next Paid To Create Challenge: https://ellenyin.com/paidtocreate Today’s case study features artist Linda Yi, founder of Panda Cub Stories. Linda became her own patron and went from making $250/month on Patreon to reaching her first $10K month with Panda Cub Diner - an online course she first created inside our 3 day Paid To Create Challenge that teaches Chinese food lovers how to LOVE making healthy and authentic Sichuan food at home. If you, like Linda, also sell a service or product that is not centered on business or making your customers more money, you’ll especially love Linda’s advice on how to still convey the important value of the work you do. Linda also speaks candidly with us about what it’s like to build a business as a neurodivergent entrepreneur who is diagnosed with ADHD, and the practices that have helped her in her mental health journey. Take a listen. Connect with Linda: @pandacubstories www.pandacubstories.com Panda Cub Diner (free online Sichuan food training): www.pandacubdiner.com If you enjoyed today's episode, please: Sign up for our text notifications at ellenyin.com/superfan so you can be the first to know when a new case study has dropped! Post a screenshot & key takeaway on your IG story and tag me @missellenyin & @cubicletoceo so I can repost you. Leave a positive review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe for new episodes every Monday Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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1:06.4	You're listening to the Capucal to CEO podcast, episode 140. Today's case study features artist Linda Yee, founder of Panda Cubs stories. Linda became her own patron and went from making
1:12.2	$250 a month on Patreon to reaching her first $10,000 month with Panda Cub Diner. An online course
1:19.6	she first created inside our three-day paid to create challenge. Panda Cub Diner teaches Chinese
1:25.9	food lovers how to love making healthy and authentic
1:29.0	Suzuan food at home. If you, like Linda, also sell a service or product that is not centered
1:34.6	on business or making your customers more money, you'll especially love Linda's advice on how to
1:40.2	still convey the important value of the work you do. Linda also speaks candidly with us about what it's like to build a business as a neurodivergent
1:48.7	entrepreneur who is diagnosed with ADHD and the practices that have helped her in her mental
1:54.2	health journey. Take a listen.
2:08.8	Welcome to the Cubicle to CEO podcast. I'm your host of marketing minimalist, Ellen I'm a first generation Asian American founder who profitably grew my business to $1 million by age 26 with no funding or debt. Now I'm on a mission to share what I've learned
2:20.2	to help you scale your own impact and income. Whether you're trying to escape an actual cubicle
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