You're listening to the Cuvicle to CEO podcast, episode 156. You likely already know today's guest,

but here's the 10-second intro just in case. Rachel Hollis is a three-time New York Times best-selling

author with over 100 million podcast downloads. This Austin Mama 4 is also the founder of Rise

conferences, the number one personal development conference focused entirely on

women. When Rachel texted me to ask if I wanted to do an episode together, it was an easy yes,

of course, but I wanted to be really intentional about using this opportunity to deep dive into a

specific actionable business strategy that she hasn't shared before. That's how we landed on this week's case study,

the untold story of how Rachel made the New York Times bestsellers list the first time

as a previously self-published and still mostly unknown author then. Whether you're an aspiring

author or not, each of you listening has an important message, mission, or offer to get out into the

world. And Rachel's experience over the last decade plus can help you reach more people with it.

If you enjoy our conversation today and want more authentic untold stories,

join Rachel on tour this fall at Rachtocklivetour.com. We'll drop the link for you below in the show notes. Let's dive in.

Welcome to Cubicle to CEO, the podcast. I'm your host, Ellen Yin. I quit my job without a

backup plan and bootstrapped my first $300 freelance project into $2 million in revenue by age 28.

On this show, you'll hear weekly case study interviews with leading entrepreneurs and

CEOs who share one specific strategy that successfully grew their business revenue.

Skip the expensive and time-consuming learning curve of testing everything yourself

by borrowing what actually works

from the best and brightest mentors. You'll also get a front row seat to my founder's journey

through transparent income reports and behind the business solo episodes. Subscribe now so we can

grow together every Monday.

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