Bonus: 3 Ways My Slow Launch Made My Offer Better

Cubicle to CEO

Ellen Yin

Entrepreneurship, Business, Marketing

5.0 • 580 Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2023

⏱️ 23 minutes

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0:00.0	Hello, friends. It's your host Ellen Yin back for another bonus episode of Cubicle to CEO,
0:11.4	the podcast where we ask successful entrepreneurs, the business questions you can't Google.
0:16.9	This week on the pod, we were joined by Anita Seek, who revealed how she turned around her failing launch in the final 48 hours.
0:25.4	And I got to say, I am consistently impressed and so grateful for the guests who come on our show and choose to share on a very public platform, not only the lessons from their successes, but also sharing their
0:40.6	weakest moments and the honesty and truth in those moments as well. And I wanted to, of course,
0:47.9	stand in solidarity with our incredible guests. And since Anita was so willing to be vulnerable about a failing launch that she had
0:56.4	and what she felt in real time and how she adjusted, I also wanted to share a story about a time
1:01.5	when we had a launch that didn't go as expected and how we were able to, I guess, turn lemons
1:08.3	into lemonade because I want you to know that we're all in that same boat.
1:12.5	You know, we all experience launches that in this barometer may look different for everyone,
1:19.1	but that in our own eyes are a flop. And none of us are immune to that experience. So I just
1:25.1	wanted to share my story because I think it's important that we talk about stuff like
1:29.2	this. And if you want to join the conversation on this, by the way, I'm sure many of you have
1:33.9	been on threads since it blew up last week. If you've been under a rock and you're like,
1:39.0	what is threads? It's a Twitter-like app by Instagram. It's super easy to sign on.
1:44.7	If you already have an Instagram account, everything is connected.
1:47.2	They bring over some of your existing followers.
1:49.7	So it's super easy to join in on the conversation.
1:52.4	But I've been having so much fun chatting with you guys on threads.
1:56.3	And I will say my sassy sarcastic side definitely comes out on threads in a way that it traditionally hasn't
2:03.1	shown up on other social media apps. So if you like to have more of the behind the business
2:08.4	conversations and just life, honestly, conversations, musings, funny moments, stories, all the things,
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