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Episodes: 312
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
Instagram: 1 followers
carly@lifestarr.com
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Joe Rando - Co-author of Solopreneur Business for Dummies and co-host of The Life-First Solopreneur, a twice-weekly show for solopreneurs designing one-person businesses around life at the center.
Carly Ries - Co-author of Solopreneur Business for Dummies and co-host of The Life-First Solopreneur, a twice-weekly show for solopreneurs designing one-person businesses around life at the center.
Hooman Radfar - Betting On Yourself Vs Corporate Safety; What Separates Thriving Solo Businesses From Struggling Ones; AI Enabling A New Class Of High-earning One-person Companies; Back-office Work Like Bookkeeping, Taxes, And Entity Formation
Julia Bocchese - Seo/ai Search Clarity For Service-based And Creative Businesses; How AI Search And Google Rank Differently; How To Write Clearer Site Content; Pinterest As A Search Engine; Tools And Visibility Fixes
The Counterintuitive Key to a Life-First Solopreneur Business
July 02, 2026
We obsess over income minimums (rent, bills, the baseline we need to survive) but treat the top end as infinite. In this episode, Carly and Joe challenge the "always more" mentality and make the case for setting an income ceiling in your life-first business.They dig into why more money almost always comes with strings attached, and why "enough" isn't a number, it's a measure of what each next level of income will cost you in time, health, and relationships. Carly shares a practical way to cal...
Why Betting On Yourself Is the Safest Career Move Now
June 30, 2026
Is your corporate job really safer than going solo? Hooman Radfar, co-founder of Collective and an early investor in Uber, SpaceX, Stripe, and OpenAI, argues the opposite. After living through a brutal 2008 layoff, he realized that "safety" at a big company is often an illusion, and that betting on yourself may be the smarter long-term move.In this episode, Hooman shares why he walked away from venture investing to focus on solopreneurs, what separates thriving solo businesses from struggling...
Work-From-Home Boundaries For Solopreneurs
June 25, 2026
Working from home blurs the line between "on the clock" and "off." In this episode, Carly and Joe dig into why work-life harmony still requires firm boundaries, especially in the summer when kids are home and your laptop lives in the kitchen.They cover the hidden guilt of "casually checking emails," why your kids and family can't tell focus mode from downtime, and the practical systems that protect both your business and your personal life.What you'll learn:Why work-life harmony beats work-li...
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