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Subscribe & Watch more chapters from The Solopreneur 50 docuseries: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXkEfqyyqSZg
Joey Lusvardi runs Class Act Cats remotely, reading feline behavior over Zoom so his presence doesn't alter what he needs to observe. Gabriela Tejada built Cafecito Social knowing that selling one coffee at a time will never scale — so she had to think bigger. Francesca Hogi finds that her dating coaching clients at Made to Measure Matching actually open up more on Zoom than they would in person. Danielle Desir Corbett has 2 million grant research tabs open and wonders whether AI will eventually do her job in milliseconds. Brandon Okpalobi's business Siyanse, his Science discovery boxes for kids, is bolstered by a STEM movement that connects kids from Bermuda to Ghana to Atlanta — all via Zoom.
Five founders. One episode. A conversation that gets genuinely honest about what running a business alone looks like from the inside.
In this episode, you'll discover:
• Why technology creates the "illusion of scale" and what maintaining it alone actually requires
• How these founders use AI to maximize time without outsourcing their thinking
• The real loneliness of solopreneurship and why community is the structural solution
• How Zoom became infrastructure for everything from cat assessments to international STEM education
• What "sustainable growth" really means when you're the only one on the org chart
• What does it really cost to look like a team when you're building entirely alone?
Part of the Solopreneur 50 docuseries, an intimate documentary following the journeys of Zoom's Solopreneur 50 honorees — the mindset, tools, and grit behind running a thriving solo operation.
Find out more about the Solopreneur 50 and all 50 honorees and join the next cohort: https://www.zoom.com/en/audiences/solopreneurs/
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