You're listening to the Keep Aolda CEO podcast, episode 77. Our next guest is coming to you all the way from the land down under. Jennifer McKinley became a serial entrepreneur after realizing her corporate job was no longer bringing fulfillment to her life. Now she is a founder and CEO of Core Silver Skin Care and more more recently, The Beauty of Profit First,

a company dedicated to helping small businesses take control of their company's finances

without having to learn or understand accounting. Jennifer is a student in Cubicle to CEO,

my annual membership that helps entrepreneurs who offer client services make their first $10,000 month.

Not only did she achieve her 10K month, but Jennifer also successfully implemented the methods

I teach inside my hashtag hacks course and paid to create challenge, proving that you don't

need a large audience to build a profitable business. Keep listening to hear why it is so important to manage your finances

with a profit-first approach, how Parkinson's Law impacts her business mindset, and how she got her

first client with only 30 Instagram followers. Welcome to the Cububeco to CEO podcast.

I'm your host, Ellen.

Each week on this podcast, learn from the best and brightest in business who have paved

their way to the top of the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds, as well as those

new to the CEO game, like myself, who are working in

the trenches to build our empires. Listen in as these leaders impart their wisdom, inspiration,

and encouragement to empower you to become the CEO of your dream business and life.

Thank you. Okay, today on the podcast, I'm super excited to welcome one of my favorite people in the world, Jennifer McKinley.

Hi, Jennifer.

Hi, Ellen.

I'm so excited to be here. I've been looking forward to this.

Me too. I was telling you, you know, I had a whole bunch of interviews lined up today,

but you were by far the one I was most looking forward to. And Jennifer is joining us today all the way from New Zealand, right? That's right. Yeah, exactly. So if my accent,

if I'm talking too fast and you can't understand me,

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