Notes on running a business alone.
Written around the six areas and twenty habits the test measures, checked against their sources, and reviewed by a human editor before they go up.
Solopreneur or entrepreneur? The difference is how you run the business, not how big you want it
The usual line is ambition. The useful line is how the business is run today, across six areas that apply whether you stay solo or grow.
· 9 min read
Are you suited to working for yourself? Six questions tell you more than your personality does
Suitability is not a type you were born into. It is a set of habits: some you have, some you can practise, and some a tool could carry once you set it up.
· 9 min read
Solopreneur burnout usually comes from one part of the business. Find which one.
The tiredness feels general, but the cause is usually one habit in one of six areas. A self-check for each, and which fix is a tool, a check or a boundary.
· 13 min read
What a solo owner can hand to AI, what to share with it, and what to keep
Twenty habits, each marked yours to keep, can be shared or can be handed to tools, plus a three-question test for any task that is not on the list.
· 11 min read
Personality tests for entrepreneurs, compared honestly, and the gap when there is no team
Seven well-known tests plus ours, on three questions no roundup asks: what does it measure, does it assume a team, and does it say what a tool could carry?
· 14 min read