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    SUMMER ‘23 - From 9-5 to $2M Before Turning 28, with Cubicle to CEO founder Ellen Yin (part 1)

    SUMMER ‘23 - From 9-5 to $2M Before Turning 28, with Cubicle to CEO founder Ellen Yin (part 1)

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    SUMMER ‘23 - From 9-5 to $2M Before Turning 28, with Cubicle to CEO founder Ellen Yin (part 1)

    FromFemale Startup Club

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    Length:
    33 minutes
    Released:
    Aug 10, 2023
    Format:
    Podcast episode

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    Today’s episode is brought to you by our pals at Norby - who we just love so much - we’re talking to Ellen Yin, the founder of Cubicle to CEO on all things being a content creator and working in the digital space.

    What I love about this episode is Ellen’s ability to see when things aren’t serving her and take big leaps to move in new directions. As entrepreneurs we’re always evolving and it really is a process of iteration so I really resonated with this episode and I think you’ll get a lot out of it. You’re going to hear her transition from the corporate grind to agency to course creator to media company! Packed with tips and insights that will give you inspiration wherever you are in the journey.

    I love the part of this episode where we dive into the future of media. All these traditional media companies are not necessarily going to disappear ofcourse, but the way consumers engage with the media will change. People these days would rather receive news and updates from a trusted voice and personality than they would tuning into their nightly news. Understand how are creators influence the media space and how are creators the future of the media space. 

    If you love this episode, please do leave us a review or share a screenshot on IG stories to help other ears find us! Let’s get into it, this is Ellen for Female Startup Club

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    Released:
    Aug 10, 2023
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