If your head is spinning with marketing messages from high-profile coaches insisting you need a team, a course, a 6 or 7 figure business, when what you really want is flexibility and the freedom to do something you love on your own terms, this episode is your permission slip to have a simple, sustainable solo business.
My returning guest, Maggie Patterson, joins me to chat about the significance of intentionally staying small as a solopreneur and why this approach can be especially beneficial for neurodivergent entrepreneurs.
Together, we challenge the notion that choosing a small business is a sign of playing small or self-sabotage and instead highlight the strengths and preferences that can come with choosing to remain a team of one.
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Maggie Who?
Maggie Pattersonis a seasoned entrepreneur, consultant, and small service business owner who is passionate about demystifying societal conditioning around business success and encouraging entrepreneurs to prioritize their well-being.
She is also a blogger, podcaster, and author of the long-awaited new book, “Staying Solo: Your Guide to Building a Simple, Sustainable Service Business.”
🎙️ Mic Drop Moment:
”So often we think about getting support in the context of our business, but what about our friendships, the communities we're in, and the personal supports we're getting?"
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