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Streamlined Solopreneur: Helping simplify your tech stack and escape hustleYou didnt become a business owner to spend your days wrangling apps that dont work well together. Author: Joe Casabona Business Systems Architect
You didnt become a business owner to spend your days wrangling apps that dont work well together. When your tools arent in sync, every task takes longerstealing time from your clients, your family, and yourself. But it doesnt have to be that way. Each week, Ill share real automations Ive built, simple integrations, and smart workflows so your tech stack just works. Im Joe Casabona, and I help small business owners run their business in less timewithout sacrificing quality or burning out. After hitting my own breaking point, I rebuilt everything around simple systems and automations that now save me 12 hours a week. Each episode brings you real-world strategies, smarter workflows, and practical tools to help you reclaim your time and actually enjoy the freedom you set out to create. Because your business should support your lifenot take it over. Language: en-us Genres: Business, Entrepreneurship, Technology Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Accidental Entrepreneur: Building a Business That Fits Your Life with Dylan Redekop
Episode 494
Sunday, 7 September, 2025
Ever stumble into entrepreneurship by accident? Dylan Redekop did — and he’s built a business that lets him spend time with his family, stay fit, and still grow his newsletter. We get into freelancing vs. solopreneurship vs. contracting, why balance matters more than hustle, and the little systems that keep ideas from slipping through the cracks (while still allowing us to be present parents). Looking for a way to find balance to run your business and get the restorative time you need? Take the Business Overwhelm Quiz.Top TakeawaysFreelancer vs. Solopreneur: Freelancers sell their skills to other businesses, while solopreneurs often build a one-person business with products or services. Both models can work, but knowing how you identify helps clarify your work.Balancing Contract Work and Side Projects: Choosing projects that complement each other creates a symbiotic relationship instead of competing for time.Making Space for Hobbies and Health: Fitness, hobbies, and restorative time aren’t luxuries—they’re essential to being a better parent, partner, and business owner.Show NotesGrowth Currency (Dylan’s Newsletter)Dylan Redekop on LinkedInGrowth in Reverse To Grow Your Newsletter, You Need to Have Unique Content with Chenell BasilioRethinking Our Relationship with Time and Money with Khe HyWhat do you think? Send your feedback to streamlinedfeedback.com ★ Support this podcast ★
