Is solopreneurship not all it’s cracked up to be?
We all know the image: “Bros” lounging in Bali, flaunting their luxury cars while sipping piña coladas. But is this really what solopreneurship looks like—or is it just a mirage, a house of cards that could crumble at any moment?
In this podcast episode, I sit down with
, a writer who’s cracked the solopreneur code on platforms like Medium and Substack. He’s managed to build a thriving audience, and he’s planning to go full-time by year’s end—thanks to the support of his growing subscriber base.David’s blueprint for success
David didn’t get here by accident. He followed a blueprint, and today, we’re breaking it down:
Consistent posting: Showing up regularly builds trust and keeps your audience engaged.
Networking effectively: Genuine connections lead to growth and opportunities.
Mastering paywalls and monetization: Knowing when and how to charge for content is key.
David also opened up about his journey through independent publishing and solopreneurship, including how he landed a deal and navigated the ups and downs of going solo.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up, this episode is packed with actionable insights for writers and creators.
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Are we glamorizing solopreneurship?