You're listening to the Kupicle of the CEO podcast, episode 93. You definitely will not need to play this on 2XPeed because today's guest is packing as much knowledge as possible into every second of this episode. Here to tell us how implementing systems took her from working in a grocery store to growing and managing a team for her thriving agency is Say Gabriel.

After a lifetime of knowing that writing and communication was her calling,

Say created the career of her dreams through her digital agency, a Nancy content,

and quickly scaled it to six figures in just two years.

The turning point for her was when she started creating and implementing systems in every area

of her business. You all better have your pen and paper at the ready because listening to say

had me actually excited to start drawing out flowcharts. Stay tuned to hear the two expectations

to get rid of when you're hiring, the thought processes you can walk yourself through to determine

which parts of your business

to outsource first and how to simplify systems so they aren't as scary and will actually work.

Welcome to the Cubicle to CEO podcast. I'm your host of marketing minimalist, Ellen Yin. 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 to help you scale your own impact and income.

Whether you're trying to escape an actual

cubicle or breaking out of a figurative box that has kept you stuck, we're giving you access to the

best and brightest minds in business on our show every Monday. Listen in as these leaders impart their

wisdom, inspiration, and encouragement to empower you to become the CEO of your dream business

and life.

Okay, guys, today on the podcast, I'm excited to introduce you to Say Gabriel, who is joining us

from Canada. And she is the founder and CEO of a Nancy

content solutions. And she'll be talking to us about the back end of her business and how she,

how she really grew an agency within an international team. Because I know that that's something that's top of mind

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