I'm on Cubicle to CEO!

I don’t have any hobbies. The closest thing I have to a hobby is?eavesdropping.

I wish I were a cool, stealth eavesdropper, but I’m more of an accidentally-stare-until-they-notice type of eavesdropper.

This, among other reasons, is why I don’t work at the CIA.

The only thing that comes close to live stalker-level eavesdropping is conversational podcasts like?Bitch Sesh, and?Maintenance Phase. I love to feel like I’m in the room overhearing two people chat, it feels both wrong and right.

One kind of eavesdropping that’s tough is business eavesdropping. All those conversations happen behind closed doors, UGH! The only place I don’t see this is on the podcast?Cubicle to CEO.

Ellen Yin, the host, doesn’t let people come in and share their usual “3 key steps” or “7 secrets,” instead, she takes her listeners behind the scenes on different businesses’ success strategies.

And in this week’s episode, Ellen is taking you behind the scenes on?MY?business and how I 4x’d my revenue by?staying close to the money.

>>go listen to me on Cubicle to CEO now<<

One of the most exciting parts about this episode is that I pitched Ellen two years ago, and the timing wasn’t right. When I sent a pitch this time, the timing worked out.

We all need the reminder that the seeds we plant may not bloom immediately, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t bother planting them.

Ok, I’m getting a little nostalgic here. It just feels good to feel proud and to be able to share my success (so far) story with the hope that it will inspire others.

If you're more of a reader than a listener,?Here’s a blog post?that takes you through the details of the episode.

By the way, I made a new freebie for the occasion so that YOU can stay close to the money too. Go get it here!