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Even Solopreneurship is a Team Sport #shorts

14 Jan 2025 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, the speaker uses a tennis metaphor—where a champion thanks the team behind their victory—to argue that the term 'solopreneur' is misleading. While solopreneurs may not have formal employees on payroll, they rely heavily on freelancers, as well as family and friends, to make their ventures possible. The speaker expresses gratitude toward these unseen contributors, emphasizing that solo entrepreneurship is, in fact, a team effort.

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So if anyone from listeners watches tennis, you know that whenever a tennis player wins the match, they don't, they, the first thing that they do, they thank their team because they are that actor that everybody sees, but there is a whole team around them that makes it actually, actually happen. And I think that's why I also, I don't understand the term solopreneur. Mm-hmm. Because most of the solopreneurs, Yes, you do not hire a person, but you, you know, it's not on your payroll, but you work with freelancers, right? So you're not, you're not doing it alone. It's absolutely impossible to do it alone. But I think that also understand there is also family, family and friends. Those are also part of your team. This, if I didn't have my family and friends, I wouldn't be talking to you today for sure. Thank you for sharing.