Hey guys, welcome to another episode of the show. Today's conversation is a little bit

different, but I think really gonna serve those of you who are entrepreneurs, you have

a small business, you have a side hustle, or you dream of starting your own thing.

I recently did an interview with my friend Ellen Yen on her podcast, Cubicle to CEO. Ellen's

show is all about case studies of real entrepreneurs who have used different ideas and concepts

to increase their revenue, grow their business, get new clients, or start their own thing.

And in this episode, I talked to her about my intention to always add as much value to

my audience as I possibly can, and how that has translated into more book sales, more

tickets to my event sold. It's a really specific and intentional conversation about how to

add more value to increase your revenue. So I thought those of you who were in the business

space or dreaming about the business space would really benefit from this chat. And so

I asked Ellen if it was okay if I repurposed here on the show. Also, it gives you a taste

of her interview style and her show so you can go follow along with her journey as well.

So this is my conversation with Ellen Yen, and I hope you guys enjoy it.

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

a backup plan and beach strapped 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 founders journey through transparent income reports and behind the business solo episodes.

Subscribe now so we can grow together every Monday.

...