Does this sound familiar?
You scraped together all your courage and told your Instagram followers in one of your stories about your product or service.
Perhaps you got a few views. But no comments. No questions.
And definitely no clients or sales.
Now what?
If you are like all the other 99.99% of solopreneurs, this is what you do next.
You do nothing and distract yourself with eating, drinking, watching YouTube, or scrolling on social media. But like a deep-fried Mars bar, that “non-action” satisfies you for all of 13 seconds.
Then you take some halfhearted action, like making a cute “quote” post. You tell yourself you just have to get some eyeballs on your stuff, and clients or sales will magically appear. (Spoiler alert: they don’t.)
And then you get really destructive and change everything in your business. The name of your product, the colors you use, your offer, your price, and the niche of people you serve. And you also have a big fight with your spouse and fire your third VA in a month.
When you don’t get the results you want in your business, don’t get the sales you hoped for, or get the sales or clients you’ve dreamed of, you can fall into an abyss of emotions like overwhelm, confusion, and self-doubt.
You want to know WHY this is happening.
But you also want to know how to change that. So that you can build your business ASAP.
That's what “The Solopreneur's Survival Guide” is all about
There’s nothing wrong with you. You just have a human brain.
All you have to do is to learn how to toss your brain’s standard operating procedure for something better …
And learn how to choose a different path instead.
This guide is for a brave solopreneur like you who’s trapped in the destructive cycle where you keep yourself and your dream of financial freedom jammed.
Know this. While building your business you don’t have to be stressed out all the time.
The Solopreneur’s Survival Guide will show you that feeling stuck is optional.
Use this guide and take a step towards living a life of countless possibilities as a solopreneur.