15. Solopreneurship. How does it work?

You are coming out of the ocean after an early morning surf session. You feel energized and ready to start your day.You go to your camper and grab a cup of freshly made coffee and have breakfast looking at the beach, maybe a companion is there with you sharing the experience.You get ready for work, open up your laptop, and get connected. Your clients don’t really care what beach you are in, or if you are heading up to the mountains next, or crossing a desert. You are your boss. You create the rules. You decide your working schedule.Too good to be true?Not really… not today. The amount of solopreneurs in the world keeps growing and technology enables connectivity and empowers productivity like never before.I interviewed Chris Roche to talk about his story as a Solopreneur and how he is shifting towards larger scale entrepreneurship. He got connected from his camper somewhere in Florida, while he was getting ready to travel up north. He has no office, hires people all over the world, and leads Catalyst Consulting, a growth focused demand generation company he founded as a solopreneur, that continues to scale and push the boundaries of his wildest dreams.Join me as I interview Chris, to learn more about what it means to be a Solopreneur, how he got there, and what comes next.