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When was the last time you took a vacation...like a real one? Not take a vacation where you still respond to email. If the answer bums you out, Streamlined Solopreneur is for you. Because you SHOULD be able to take time off without feeling like your solopreneur business will fall apart.
The problem is that if you're a solopreneur, your whole business can rely on you doing everything. As a result, you’re constantly worrying about it. But what if you had great systems and automation in place to put parts of your business on autopilot?
That’s exactly what you’ll get with Streamlined Solopreneur. You’ll learn how to turn manual tasks into reliable, automated systems, so you can take time off worry-free.
Joe Casabona knows about this firsthand. He went from worrying so much that he had a panic attack to taking 4-6 weeks off every year. Worry-free. And he’s helped hundreds of solopreneurs do the same.
If you’re ready to automate your solopreneur business, and take time off to do what you want (instead of letting your solopreneur business dictate what you do), start listening to Streamlined Solopreneur.
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Joe Casabona: “I don't need to write it down because I'll remember” is a hopelessly naive sentiment. I'm sorry if that stings, but it's the truth. You need to write things down. Andy Ayim MBE learned that when he started his digital journal. He's a father, husband, creator, thinker investor, and founder of the Angel Investing School.
He's invested in over 17 gap-closing startups. And if you don't know what that is, don't worry I asked later on. And I say all that because he'd be completely lost without what he calls his tracker, a digital journal that he keeps in Notion. In fact, he believes his tracker is so crucial that he considers it DIY coaching and counseling too. So let's dive into why you need to keep a digital journal and how you can make it happen.
Plus, in the pro show, we talk about investing single versus multi-focus, and how Andy first invented Spotify and I came up with the idea for Facebook first. Also, if you want to see me just jaw-drop, react to what MBE means, this is a fantastic episode for that as well.
The top takeaways. You're never really failing if you're learning from it. "Your digital journal is like the Google Analytics of your life," Andy says, "and you can keep track of what you do, how you feel, and lots of other data points to help you learn from all of your experiences.
This can also be an eternal source of content. If you're logging books, thoughts, and ideas, you can reference your digital journal when you're feeling stuck to look for inspiration. And to get started, do what works best for you. Andy started with a Google Doc before moving to Notion when he understood what he needed. I like to use a combination of Bear Notes and Craft. And Apple at the time of this recording is releasing their own journaling app. So do what you feel most comfortable with.
This is such an incredible episode. Andy and I got connected over LinkedIn, and this was our first real conversation, and it's a good one. So I know you're going to love it as much as I did. But let's get to the intro and then the interview.
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Intro: Hey everybody, and welcome to How I Built It, the podcast where you get free coaching calls from successful creators. Each week you get actionable advice on how you can build a better content business to increase revenue and establish yourself as an authority. I'm your host Joe Casabona. Now let's get to it.
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