A short conversational clip arguing that the idea of a solopreneur as a lone operator is a myth. The speakers recommend that even one-person businesses should actively build networks—mentors, coaches, and peer entrepreneurs—to support growth, noting that working alone is unnecessary even for introverts.
Where it tricks people into thinking they need to do it all by themselves as a solo, as like a lone wolf. You can still be a solopreneur, but surround yourself with dozens of other entrepreneurs, mentors, coaches, communities, and that's actually the way to do it. While you're still a one person business or a solopreneur, it doesn't mean that you do it all yourself, because that's just. Even. Even if you're a big introvert, and I would say I'm a pretty big introvert, it's just not the way to do it, to be honest.
Yeah, it took me a few years to figure that out, but, yes, if I had to start again, there would be, like, not doing that alone and, and just being surrounded by people, like, doing what I want to do and that have what I want to have. So absolutely.
