You're listening to the Kupicle to CEO podcast, episode 71. Finding the balance between work and

personal time can be difficult for any entrepreneur, and today's guest knows all about the

struggles of hustling too hard and has done a full 180 in order to reprioritize and find

time and emotional freedom. I want you to meet one of our Cubicle to CEO members, April Thatch.

If you are brand new to this show, Cubicle to CEO is our annual membership where we help

service-based entrepreneurs make their first $10,000 month without a large audience or posting

every day.

So if you want to learn more about it, you can go

to Ellen Yin.com slash get clients. Now, April, we're here to celebrate her today because,

I mean, she's been in this game for a while. You know, she has built multiple successful businesses,

but it's been really cool to see her journey to making not just one 10K month,

but actually three 10K days in a single month without having to actually burn herself out

to do it. So a little bit about April, April achieved six-figure success in the finance

risk management industry, but feeling overworked and emotionally

drained, she left her career to become a serial entrepreneur. And she recently took a six-week

sabbatical to refresh her outlook. By the way, I have been talking to multiple people about

sabbaticals, and I am going on a mini-sabatical in this month. Actually, at the very end of the

month, I'm taking almost two weeks off. And so I'm really excited to report back how everything

goes. But anyways, April took a short sabbatical and today we are chatting about the importance

of setting boundaries in your career, whether you are an entrepreneur,

whether you're still working your 9 to 5 job and balancing a side hustle, what the difference

is between an employee and entrepreneur mindset and how joining my membership,

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