Each week, we share a new framework, concept, or example of how solopreneurs are scaling from ~$35,000 to $80,000+ per month.
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In this episode, we discuss why keeping the main thing the main thing is one of the hardest and most important parts of growing a business. New opportunities, fear, ego, and the desire to reduce risk can all tempt you to add offers, change your process, or pursue ideas that distract from what is already working.We explore what focus looks like across your offers, sales process, and marketing. Once you have a service that reliably creates value, growth often comes from improving and repeating it, not constantly reinventing it. That means following the same proven sales structure, keeping your scope and responsibilities clear, and communicating a consistent message everywhere your prospects encounter you.We also talk about when experimentation makes sense and when it begins to destabilize the business. Early on, trying different things can help you discover the right offer. Once you have found it, the priority shifts to increasing demand, serving more clients, and refining the way you deliver results. You can still use your full range of skills, but they should support the main outcome instead of turning into separate businesses competing for your attention.(00:00) Intro(05:46) Why success can trigger distraction(07:52) Experimenting before finding your main thing(13:07) Why people abandon sales processes that work(15:08) Self-sabotage and the challenge of working alone(18:35) How consistency helps scale(25:04) Why adding services can dilute the business(29:31) Improving your offer without changing it(32:41) How simplicity creates clearer marketing(35:05) Using multiple talents without confusing buyers(37:33) Staying focused and completing work in order(39:45) Why multitasking weakens your resultsStandardize your custom consulting services here: https://duoconsulting.co/ (https://duoconsulting.co/)
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8 May 2026
#37 How much do you give a sh*t?
In this episode, we discuss the idea that how much you care about your work directly impacts your success, your income, and your overall happiness. It sounds simple, but the pattern is clear across businesses. The people who genuinely care about what they do tend to perform better, build stronger relationships, and create better outcomes for their clients.We break down what “caring” actually looks like in practice. It shows up in your willingness to go out and find new business, even when it’s uncomfortable. It shows up in the effort you put into delivering results for clients, not just completing tasks. And it shows up in how you respond when things get harder over time, whether that’s declining engagement, slower growth, or new challenges in your market.We also talk about the difference between doing work you’re good at and doing work you actually enjoy. Just because something makes money doesn’t mean it’s sustainable long term. When you don’t care about the work, it becomes harder to care about the outcomes, and that lack of energy is something clients can feel immediately. The solution isn’t to fake passion, but to find the parts of the work that genuinely matter to you and build around them.(00:00) Intro(04:58) Why caring more drives business success(07:01) Brian Diggs example of passion in business(10:44) Three factors that impact solopreneur success(15:38) Reality of consistently generating new clients(17:32) LinkedIn metrics versus real revenue impact(22:18) Why client outcomes matter more than tasks(26:00) Reframing your work to stay motivated(27:57) Selling without complex systems or assets(30:20) Caring deeply as a competitive advantage(32:28) Outsourcing work you no longer enjoy(35:30) Structured sales makes solopreneur selling easier(41:26) Rejection and failure as part of growth(51:18) Final takeaway on caring and business successStandardize your custom consulting services here: https://duoconsulting.co/ (https://duoconsulting.co/)
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25 Mar 2026
#36 Is charging more actually better?
In this episode, we explore the question, "Is charging more always the right choice?" Growing a business requires strategic decisions about pricing, but more money isn’t always the answer. We discuss how raising prices can change client expectations and impact the effort you need to put in. It’s not just about charging more, it’s about finding the right balance between what you offer and the energy required.We share real-world examples where charging more led to burnout, as it demanded more time, energy, and client attention than expected. By adjusting pricing, these clients could streamline deliverables and grow their businesses without sacrificing their well-being. The key is aligning your business model with your energy to scale without overcommitting.We also highlight the importance of understanding your market and pricing based on the value you provide. It's okay to experiment and learn from mistakes, especially for new solopreneurs. Whether you're charging $1,000 or $20,000, finding the right pricing model is essential for a sustainable, fulfilling business.(00:00) Intro(00:52) When pricing is a choice(05:03) Figuring out energy and business fit(07:09) How to find the expectation threshold(09:51) The psychology behind charging more(13:06) A take from our pricing journey(18:29) What is the value beyond money and affordability(23:13) How to find the sweet spot(24:04) Some launch pricing mistakes(28:55) A lesson in audience mismatch (34:02) Choosing your market seasonStandardize your custom consulting services here: https://duoconsulting.co/ (https://duoconsulting.co/)
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