The Life-First Solopreneur (formerly The Aspiring Solopreneur)

Season two is finally here and we couldn't be more excited to kick it off with a topic so many solopreneurs struggle with...time. There never seems to be enough hours in the day to get everything done in your business that you'd like. As the business landscape continues to evolve, leveraging outsourcing and automation has become a pivotal aspect of success for solopreneurs looking to maximize thei...

No one is happy about inflation and the prospect of recession isn't causing much celebration either. But these don't have to be all bad news. Opportunities can be created as prices rise and the economy slows. This podcast will give you perspectives that will help your one-person business navigate a challenging economy.

Matt McWilliams is a four-time affiliate manager of the year. Entrepreneurs and companies such as Shark Tank's Kevin Harrington, Stu McLaren, Adidas, Ray Edwards, Brian Tracy, Lewis Howes, Shutterfly, and Michael Hyatt have trusted him to run their affiliate launches. He helps online business owners make money as an affiliate and leverage the power of affiliate partners to grow their business.

Martha Krejci was an exhausted mom working a 9 to 5 corporate job when she decided enough-was-enough. So she turned herself into a multi-million dollar brand and worked from home so she could be there for her family. She's been featured in Fox, ABC News CBS News, Fast Company, Cosmopolitan, Shape, and Huffington Post. Martha's story is surprising, inspirational, and informative and definitely wort...

For solopreneurs, time is limited and you're pulled in a million different directions. So when somebody tells you that content is important, how are you supposed to find time to not only work it into your schedule but make it resonate with your audience? Our guest, Andrew Ryder, sheds light on this plus other tips on content marketing you may not have heard of before. Be sure to tune in!

Today we are taking on a tough question. When things aren't going the way you want in your business, do you keep trying or quit? When people start a business, they usually have a picture of how it's going to go. It almost never goes that way. It's often helpful to hear stories about other solopreneurs who have been in this situation, so in this episode, Joe shares his success and failures and what...

With 25 years in the financial services industry and more than a decade as a business owner, Gabe Nelson understands the importance of independent, objective, trusted advice, especially when it comes to running a company of one. We discuss so many important aspects of this, from taking the leap from employee to solopreneur with confidence, to how to create a profitable business as a solopreneur, a...

Just because you're a company of one doesn't mean you can't outsource. In fact, in many situations, you probably should. Tune in to this short episode to understand many of the benefits as well as things to consider before working with a contractor.

Michael Woodward is the voice behind the jumbleThink podcast, a show that focuses on telling the story of entrepreneurs who turned their dreams and ideas into reality! Listen to this episode to learn: - How solopreneurs can tell the dream they’ve chosen to chase after is the one they’re meant to be doing - How solopreneurs can overcome fear of the unknown - Why simplicity is key to innovative thin...

In this episode, we dive into the six key elements solopreneurs need to include on their homepage, as well as key pointers to create a positive user experience.

In this episode, we speak with Ryan Sawrie, an author, agency owner, and marketing expert with over a decade's worth of experience working with brands on their digital and social media strategies. We discuss: What makes his framework unique The various phases of his six-step framework Common mistakes he sees people make when it comes to digital marketing Tips for taking on the marketing workload f...

As a solopreneur, you're going to be wearing a lot more hats than someone who starts a company with employees. You need to be ready. You need a system that won't let you down. We've discovered one that allows anyone to function efficiently and effectively. In fact, if you set it up and follow it, nothing will fall through the cracks, you'll work faster and you will literally sleep better at night....

With the amount of responsibility that comes with being a solopreneur, often comes neglect of mental and physical health. In reality, prioritizing those things can actually help you reach greater success in your business. Here's how to fit them into your busy schedule.

In this episode, we walk through content mapping, content and promotion calendars, helpful tools to stay organized, and all that jazz. As a solopreneur, your schedule can get pretty overwhelming, and even though this planning part of your content takes a little bit of time upfront, it saves you tons of time in the long run and provides a lot of additional benefits.

Not everybody is a born salesperson, but selling often comes with the territory of being a solopreneur. Sales expert, Greg Rutan, gives you helpful tips to help make selling seem less daunting and more approachable so that you can take your business to greater heights.

We thought we had a clear idea of the various business models out there, but after further investigation, we found that isn't necessarily the case. In this episode, we cut through misconceptions, and clearly define categories and models to explore as you begin your journey as a solopreneur.

From understanding what solopreneurs do to unknowingly sabotage their careers, to the most important thing solopreneurs can do to achieve greater success, this episode with Anne Bachrach walks you through why personal accountability can make or break solopreneurs and how to start mastering it today.  

From defining your customers and competition, to market positioning and messaging, here is a list of things to consider as you begin brainstorming your new career as a solopreneur.

As a solopreneur, you have a plethora of things that can be stressing you out at any given moment. In this episode, find out how to shift your mindset to overcome these stressors, unlock your purpose, and reignite your passions to help you achieve greater success in your personal and professional lives. You'll learn: What solopreneurs can start using to reduce stress and free up time Advice on how...

When it comes to hosting websites for one-person businesses, cost is usually a factor. But so is what you get for your money. The question we are asking today is "can HubSpot compete with WordPress for solopreneurs from a cost and functionality standpoint." We'll let you decide.

Patents, trademarks, and copyrights, oh my! The legal side of a one-person business can be extremely intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode, Dr. Keegan Caldwell breaks it all down for us. Be sure to tune in!

No matter what changes you are making to your business, big or small, there are some best practices and strategies that will make it easier and make the business more successful. Tune in for a short overview of what those are!

This episode was originally meant to be about success tips for real estate agents (although the takeaways can be applied across industries), yet right when we thought it was coming to an end, it quickly turned into a lesson about overcoming life's obstacles and moving forward to find greatness. We couldn't have planned this content if we tried. Be sure to check it out!

Deciding which direction to take your business next can be tough. In this episode, Joe and Carly provide practical advice and a real-world example to help you navigate it.

Personal branding is very important for solopreneurs. In this episode, we dive into creating a powerful personal brand in just seven steps that can help you, and your business, succeed.