Solopreneurship is redefining the modern business landscape by empowering individuals to build one-person companies that prioritize autonomy, lifestyle flexibility, and intentional growth over traditional scaling. Unlike entrepreneurs who often pursue team expansion and market dominance, solopreneurs focus on crafting businesses that align with their personal vision—leveraging outsourcing, automation, and niche expertise to maximize efficiency and impact.

Smart solopreneurs know that success starts with understanding themself just as much as they understand their business. This cheat sheet helps you decide if solopreneurship is truly the right fit for you (it isn’t for everybody!), highlights common mistakes to avoid when you’re flying solo in business, and provides effective ways to stay connected and combat loneliness and isolation.

From managing to marketing and everything in between, the world of small business can be both exciting and overwhelming. It’s a place where no two workdays are exactly the same and where unpredictable things happen.If you’re thinking about starting (or you already run and manage) your own business, check out the following list of tips to improve your chances of success.

No matter whether you’re just starting your own micro-business or you’ve been working for several years, you want everything to run smoothly and cost effectively. As a micro-entrepreneur, your focus is to meet your target market’s needs while staying ahead of your competition. These free resources can help you.

If you’re thinking about jumping into a side hustle — or if you’ve already taken the plunge — you’re not alone! According to a study reported on Side Hustle Nation, 45 percent of working Americans — about 70 million people! — had at least one side hustle going. Even better: Another 60 million were thinking about jumping into the side-hustle game.

Individuals are now, more than ever, realizing the power of the limited liability company (LLC). If you’re like many people, you probably understand that an LLC can benefit you somehow; you just don’t know the next steps to take.Read on to find out the benefits of LLCs, get help naming your LLC, and get the lowdown on the different tax types for LLCs so you can make the best decisions for your business.

Calling in the professionals to help advertise your small business is often the smart choice. But whether to call on marketing professionals at all depends on many factors, including what you’re trying to accomplish, the audience you’re targeting, the talent available within your company, the size and scope of the effort you’re about to undertake, and the communications tools you need to create.