HeyJaredSmarter Solopreneurs
Figure out what NOT to do as a solopreneur (which is more important than you think). Think strategically, enjoy your business more and increase your income.
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I want to build the biggest collection of solopreneur stories on the Internet (opens the original)
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You already have a lot of advice on solopreneurship online. Mostly from experts who’ve figured it out. That’s an important part, having specific know-how. For sure. But what keeps bugging me is that feeling of figuring it out alone. Despite all the communities out there, you’re mostly alone, in front of a computer, trying to understand what to do next. And there could be so many different reasons why you struggle. They’re changing all the time. They’re too much to share on a group call. Too much
It’s about reaching so high, AI can’t touch you (opens the original)
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“Human nature will be the last part of Nature to surrender to Man. The battle will then be won. We shall have “taken the thread of life out of the hand of Clotho” and be henceforth free to make our species whatever we wish it to be. The battle will indeed be won. But who, precisely, will have won it?”—C. S. Lewis, The Abolition of ManI’ve been sitting on this for a while now. I just didn’t want to say it. Didn’t want to admit it even to myself. How ridiculous I’d look, giving up on solopreneursh
Please, be multipassionate (especially if you already are) (opens the original)
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It was the 70s.Anita Roddick and her husband ran a bed-and-breakfast and a restaurant together in Littlehampton. It struggled. Their first attempt at healthy food was not what the locals wanted, and eventually they replaced the lentils with burgers, steak and chips, which at least helped them sell the restaurant.Then her husband, Gordon, decided it was time for his great adventure: a horseback journey across the Americas that was expected to take around two years.Marriage is hard, you know. You
The Future of Solopreneurship Program (opens the original)
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Thinkers wanted (opens the original)
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