Fexingo
Solopreneur Sessions with Fexingo: One-Person Businesses, Freelancing, and Independent Work
Lucas and Luna explore the rise of the one-person business economy, where individuals trade corporate security for the freedom of going solo. Each episode examines a specific aspect of solopreneurship: how a freelance graphic designer in Berlin built a €300K annual retainer practice without employees, why a former McKinsey consultant launched a solo law firm specializing in digital rights, and what the IRS data on Schedule C filers reveals about income volatility among independent workers. Lucas brings the numbers—tax implications, healthcare costs, retirement strategies for the self-employed—...
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Episodes
How One Solopreneur Automated 80 Percent of Client Work 23.05.2026 9:18
In this episode of Solopreneur Sessions, Lucas and Luna explore how a freelance social media manager named Jenna used automation to handle 80 percent of her client work, cutting her weekly hours from 60 to 20 while doubling her revenue. They break down the specific tools she used — Zapier, Notion, and a custom GPT — and the philosophy behind 'building a business that runs itself.' Lucas explains t...
How One Solopreneur Reached 50k Subscribers With No Budget 23.05.2026 8:08
In this episode of Solopreneur Sessions, Lucas and Luna break down the story of a solo newsletter founder who grew from zero to 50,000 subscribers without spending a dime on ads. They examine the specific strategies that drove growth: a single viral Twitter thread that brought 8,000 subscribers in 48 hours, a referral system that added 15,000 more, and a content repurposing engine that turned one...
The Pricing Pivot That Doubled a Solo Consultant Revenue 22.05.2026 10:25
Episode 5 of Solopreneur Sessions digs into one of the hardest moves for a one-person business: changing your pricing without losing clients. Lucas and Luna walk through the story of a freelance brand strategist who shifted from hourly billing to a value-based retainer model and doubled her income in six months. They break down the specific triggers that made the change possible—a portfolio audit,...
How a Solo Developer Built a $30k Month SaaS 22.05.2026 9:05
In this episode of Solopreneur Sessions, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who built a niche SaaS tool for freelancers and reached $30,000 in monthly recurring revenue with zero outside funding. They break down the exact launch strategy: a pre-sale beta with only 47 users, a pricing model that prioritized annual contracts from day one, and a ruthless focus on one feature that...
How a Solo Freelancer Hit 10k Monthly Revenue in 18 Months 21.05.2026 12:09
In this episode of Solopreneur Sessions, Lucas and Luna break down the specific strategies that helped one freelance copywriter go from zero to $10,000/month in 18 months. They walk through the three-phase playbook: niching down from generalist to SaaS B2B, raising rates by 40% after a pipeline audit, and building a referral engine that eliminated cold outreach entirely. Along the way, they discus...
How a Side Hustle Became a Six-Figure Solo Agency 21.05.2026 11:03
In this episode of Solopreneur Sessions, Lucas and Luna explore the story of a freelance graphic designer who turned a single profitable project into a $200,000 solo agency in under two years. They break down the specific strategy—niching down to B2B SaaS, charging retainers instead of hourly rates, and leveraging a simple cold-email sequence that landed five anchor clients in six weeks. The hosts...
The $1000 Solopreneur Bet That Became a Million-Dollar Business 19.05.2026 6:23
In the debut episode of Solopreneur Sessions, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a freelance designer who turned a $1,000 landing page project into a seven-figure productized service. They break down the specific numbers: how a single retainer client at $3,000 per month grew to twelve clients within eighteen months, and why this model—not agency scaling or passive income—is the quiet engine of...
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