Beyond Solo: Scaling strategies for solopreneurs
Updated | By East Coast Radio Podcasts
Ever feel like your business is your baby (and your boss!)? This week's 'The Hustle' podcast with Justin Harrison helps solopreneurs scale without burnout.
In the latest episode of the podcast, Justin Harrison answers some hard business questions from an established solopreneur who is looking to grow and expand her business and faces the dilemma that without her, the business does not exist.
They discuss whether to split businesses based on different income streams and how to keep things simple without extra hassle.
Justin also shares tips on beating introversion to create killer content, making your business run without you being involved 24/7 through smart automation and staffing, and flipping the script on competition to see it as a chance for collaboration and growth.
This episode is packed with actionable tips for solopreneurs looking to grow without sacrificing their sanity.
Listen at the top of this page, or directly below.
Meanwhile, tired of the endless stream of "passive income" promises that seem too good to be true? In a previous episode of The Hustle with Justin Harrison, you'll get the no-nonsense scoop on achieving financial freedom without the hype.
The Johannesburg-recorded conversation dives deep into smart money strategies for solopreneurs and small business owners (or anyone who wants to take control of their financial future).
Justin debunks the myth of effortless passive income, revealing that all income streams require some upfront work.
But the good news? The effort you put in can be tailored to your current resources, whether you have more time or money to leverage.
Episode breakdown:
00:37 Diving deep into passive income
05:57 Empowering the youth: Financial and business advice
10:27 Predicting the future: Skillsets, technology, and economy
13:41 The vanishing middle class: A stark reality
16:42 Mastering Growth: Emotional control and logical decision-making
18:02 Wrapping up
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If you're going to start a business successfully, the first thing you need to do is be debt-free.- Justin Harrison
Justin Harrison also talked with Jared, a budding entrepreneur from Johannesburg, about the realities of running a solo business.
They covered several important topics such as staying motivated during tough times, the loneliness of entrepreneurship, and how to handle financial struggles effectively.
Episode breakdown:
00:34 Dealing with the Challenges of Entrepreneurship
02:52 Overcoming Financial Struggles
07:27 Starting a Journey in Content Creation
11:00 The Importance of Mentorship
16:59 Launching an Online Brand
20:16 Closing Remarks
Listen below.
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The Hustle with Justin Harrison won 'Best Finance Podcast' in the 2023 APVA Awards and was a finalist in the 2023 DSTv Content Creator Awards for 'Podcast of the Year.'
If you would like to be part of the podcast and have your questions answered and featured in the podcast, send a voice note via WhatsApp to 081 750 2349 or send an email to [email protected].
More about Justin Harrison:
Justin Harrison is the author of eight personal finance books; he’s a serial entrepreneur, investor, wealth creator, popular TikToker and one of South Africa's thought leaders in the financial technology space. During his career, Justin’s been involved in launching over 100 businesses. He is a passionate South African who loves living in KwaZulu-Natal. Justin is a father of three and an avid sportsman who believes deeply that South Africa is one of the best countries in the world.
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