đ x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.
G'day G'day Launch Pilots, I love listening to acoustic versions of songs. Most of the time, they arenât sang by the original singer. The artist covering the song doesnât hide that fact. They give all the credit to the original singer. But that doesnât stop me listening to their version. Why?
A lack of originality doesnât factor into my decision to listen. But the same thing can be applied to entrepreneurship. Too many solopreneurs are so concerned about finding the killer idea. They are concerned about being unique. Riding a random trend to the moon. But why not just sell something thatâs already selling? Just sprinkle in your voice, vibe, and experience. Thatâs what Iâve done. I sell sales and marketing services. There are a million (and one) people who do the same thing. But people vibe with me. They like my perspective on sales and marketing. They like me as a person. They like my lifestyle and my philosophy. People donât just buy what you do. People buy who you are. In a world AI sameness, being unique and having a personality is a value proposition. Thereâs nothing wrong with being a cover band entrepreneur. Hereâs some ideas:
Solopreneurs go wrong when they try to sell a solution to a problem they have never solved for themselves. Letâs Launch Together, Michael âcover bandâ Lim. *** P.S - Whenever youâre ready to Launch, here are 3 ways I can help you fire up the rocket ship:
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đ x 5 Award-Winning Social Entrepreneur. Sold my first one-person business at 28. Currently traveling Southeast Asia.