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The One - Person Business Trap That Keeps You Stuck at $0. Stop treating your solo business like a hobby. Build a real income engine that grows without hiring a team.
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- Nombre de pages204
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-11955-4
- EAN9783565119554
- Date de parution06/12/2025
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille902 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
Starting a one-person business feels like freedom. No boss, no office politics, complete control. Then reality sets in. You are doing everything yourself-marketing, sales, delivery, admin-and the income barely covers your bills. You are working more hours than you ever did at a job, yet the business feels like a treadmill that never moves forward. This is the one-person business trap, and most solo entrepreneurs never escape it because they never learned the difference between being self-employed and building a business.
The trap is not the one-person model itself.
It is treating your business like a job where you are the employee, instead of a system that generates income even when you are not actively working. This book reveals why most solo businesses stall and shows you the exact framework used by successful one-person entrepreneurs who earn sustainable income without burning out or hiring a team.
It is treating your business like a job where you are the employee, instead of a system that generates income even when you are not actively working. This book reveals why most solo businesses stall and shows you the exact framework used by successful one-person entrepreneurs who earn sustainable income without burning out or hiring a team.
Starting a one-person business feels like freedom. No boss, no office politics, complete control. Then reality sets in. You are doing everything yourself-marketing, sales, delivery, admin-and the income barely covers your bills. You are working more hours than you ever did at a job, yet the business feels like a treadmill that never moves forward. This is the one-person business trap, and most solo entrepreneurs never escape it because they never learned the difference between being self-employed and building a business.
The trap is not the one-person model itself.
It is treating your business like a job where you are the employee, instead of a system that generates income even when you are not actively working. This book reveals why most solo businesses stall and shows you the exact framework used by successful one-person entrepreneurs who earn sustainable income without burning out or hiring a team.
It is treating your business like a job where you are the employee, instead of a system that generates income even when you are not actively working. This book reveals why most solo businesses stall and shows you the exact framework used by successful one-person entrepreneurs who earn sustainable income without burning out or hiring a team.
