Financial Transparency Among Women - [REPLAY] Of My Episode On “The Online Business Show”

This week I am sharing a special replay of my episode on the Online Business Show with my friend Tyler McCall, titled “Financial Transparency Among Women.” You all have heard why I feel strongly about this practice and improving your financial literacy through my quarterly income reports I record for our own show, but Tyler gave me the opportunity to go more in-depth on this topic when he interviewed me for his podcast. Some of the thought-provoking questions we discussed include why high profit margins can be a misleading indicator of a business’s success, the long-term benefits of documenting your income reports, and the three key numbers every business owner should be tracking on a monthly basis.
If you’re not already subscribed to the Online Business Show, I highly recommend you take a moment to add this show to your weekly podcast rotation. Tyler’s show is incredibly well produced, with a no-fluff, honest approach to the most impactful questions, hurdles, and opportunities we face as online business owners. The Online Business Show is one of the few business podcasts I listen to every week, and I’m especially a big fan of the thought-provoking expert roundtables that Tyler hosts; if you love Cubicle to CEO, I know you’ll enjoy The Online Business Show too.
Check these out:

• Listen to more of the Online Business Show: https://www.tylerjmccall.com/podcast
• Hear all of our Income Report episodes! https://ellenyin.com/incomereport
• Tyler's case study on the Cubicle to CEO Podcast: https://www.ellenyin.com/blog/tyler-j-mccall-stopped-working-for-6-months

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