Anfernee
@anferneeck.bsky.social
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Most solopreneurs quit before compounding kicks in.
The money comes in year 2+.
Stay in the game.
The money comes in year 2+.
Stay in the game.
November 15, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Most solopreneurs quit before compounding kicks in.
The money comes in year 2+.
Stay in the game.
The money comes in year 2+.
Stay in the game.
250,000+ views on my Substack.
No ads. No hacks. Just consistent value.
Build community. The rest follows.
No ads. No hacks. Just consistent value.
Build community. The rest follows.
November 15, 2025 at 1:25 PM
250,000+ views on my Substack.
No ads. No hacks. Just consistent value.
Build community. The rest follows.
No ads. No hacks. Just consistent value.
Build community. The rest follows.
Solopreneurs don’t get paid for effort.
We get paid for clarity and transformation.
We get paid for clarity and transformation.
November 15, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Solopreneurs don’t get paid for effort.
We get paid for clarity and transformation.
We get paid for clarity and transformation.
Solopreneur Code now reaches subscribers in 49 US states and 139 countries.
Added 3 more countries since I last checked.
Global reach keeps growing.
Worth a quick pause to celebrate.
Onward.
Added 3 more countries since I last checked.
Global reach keeps growing.
Worth a quick pause to celebrate.
Onward.
November 15, 2025 at 2:37 AM
Solopreneur Code now reaches subscribers in 49 US states and 139 countries.
Added 3 more countries since I last checked.
Global reach keeps growing.
Worth a quick pause to celebrate.
Onward.
Added 3 more countries since I last checked.
Global reach keeps growing.
Worth a quick pause to celebrate.
Onward.
Unpopular opinion: The best stress management for solopreneurs isn't meditation.
It's systems.
- Automate recurring tasks
- Create templates for everything
- Build decision trees for common problems
- Set up emergency protocols
Less chaos = less stress. Simple.
It's systems.
- Automate recurring tasks
- Create templates for everything
- Build decision trees for common problems
- Set up emergency protocols
Less chaos = less stress. Simple.
November 15, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Unpopular opinion: The best stress management for solopreneurs isn't meditation.
It's systems.
- Automate recurring tasks
- Create templates for everything
- Build decision trees for common problems
- Set up emergency protocols
Less chaos = less stress. Simple.
It's systems.
- Automate recurring tasks
- Create templates for everything
- Build decision trees for common problems
- Set up emergency protocols
Less chaos = less stress. Simple.
5 stress-busting techniques that saved my solopreneur sanity:
• Time-blocking (not just scheduling)
• The 2-minute rule for decision fatigue
• Weekly 'CEO meetings' with yourself
• Setting fake deadlines 2 days early
• Celebrating micro-wins daily
Your business needs you healthy, not burned out.
• Time-blocking (not just scheduling)
• The 2-minute rule for decision fatigue
• Weekly 'CEO meetings' with yourself
• Setting fake deadlines 2 days early
• Celebrating micro-wins daily
Your business needs you healthy, not burned out.
November 14, 2025 at 11:22 PM
5 stress-busting techniques that saved my solopreneur sanity:
• Time-blocking (not just scheduling)
• The 2-minute rule for decision fatigue
• Weekly 'CEO meetings' with yourself
• Setting fake deadlines 2 days early
• Celebrating micro-wins daily
Your business needs you healthy, not burned out.
• Time-blocking (not just scheduling)
• The 2-minute rule for decision fatigue
• Weekly 'CEO meetings' with yourself
• Setting fake deadlines 2 days early
• Celebrating micro-wins daily
Your business needs you healthy, not burned out.
How to Manage Multiple Projects Without Burning Out
- Prioritize tasks
- Use a task manager
- Set boundaries
- Delegate if possible
- Schedule downtime
What helps you juggle multiple projects?
- Prioritize tasks
- Use a task manager
- Set boundaries
- Delegate if possible
- Schedule downtime
What helps you juggle multiple projects?
November 14, 2025 at 3:33 PM
How to Manage Multiple Projects Without Burning Out
- Prioritize tasks
- Use a task manager
- Set boundaries
- Delegate if possible
- Schedule downtime
What helps you juggle multiple projects?
- Prioritize tasks
- Use a task manager
- Set boundaries
- Delegate if possible
- Schedule downtime
What helps you juggle multiple projects?
More sales coming in…
I love sales notifications :)
I love sales notifications :)
November 14, 2025 at 11:43 AM
More sales coming in…
I love sales notifications :)
I love sales notifications :)
How Do You Balance Learning and Doing?
- Set learning goals
- Allocate learning time
- Apply what you learn
- Avoid information overload
- Reflect on lessons
What’s one thing you’ve recently learned?
- Set learning goals
- Allocate learning time
- Apply what you learn
- Avoid information overload
- Reflect on lessons
What’s one thing you’ve recently learned?
November 14, 2025 at 8:45 AM
How Do You Balance Learning and Doing?
- Set learning goals
- Allocate learning time
- Apply what you learn
- Avoid information overload
- Reflect on lessons
What’s one thing you’ve recently learned?
- Set learning goals
- Allocate learning time
- Apply what you learn
- Avoid information overload
- Reflect on lessons
What’s one thing you’ve recently learned?
GPT-5.1 talks smarter and more conversational now
Better reasoning.
More useful responses.
Feels less like a machine, more like a partner.
Better reasoning.
More useful responses.
Feels less like a machine, more like a partner.
November 14, 2025 at 3:10 AM
GPT-5.1 talks smarter and more conversational now
Better reasoning.
More useful responses.
Feels less like a machine, more like a partner.
Better reasoning.
More useful responses.
Feels less like a machine, more like a partner.
How Do You Keep Up with Industry Trends?
- Follow industry leaders
- Read relevant Substacks
- Join webinars
- Attend conferences
- Network with peers
What’s a new trend you’re excited about?
- Follow industry leaders
- Read relevant Substacks
- Join webinars
- Attend conferences
- Network with peers
What’s a new trend you’re excited about?
November 13, 2025 at 11:22 PM
How Do You Keep Up with Industry Trends?
- Follow industry leaders
- Read relevant Substacks
- Join webinars
- Attend conferences
- Network with peers
What’s a new trend you’re excited about?
- Follow industry leaders
- Read relevant Substacks
- Join webinars
- Attend conferences
- Network with peers
What’s a new trend you’re excited about?
Most solopreneurs fail not because they’re lazy, but because they stop learning.
Stay a student.
Test new tools.
Ask better questions.
The market always rewards those who adapt faster than others.
Stay a student.
Test new tools.
Ask better questions.
The market always rewards those who adapt faster than others.
November 13, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Most solopreneurs fail not because they’re lazy, but because they stop learning.
Stay a student.
Test new tools.
Ask better questions.
The market always rewards those who adapt faster than others.
Stay a student.
Test new tools.
Ask better questions.
The market always rewards those who adapt faster than others.
Why some digital products sell for $10 and others for $10k:
It's not about being "digital".
It's about:
🎯 Problem complexity they solve
🎯 Depth of transformation promised
🎯 Level of hand-holding provided
🎯 Exclusivity & access granted
🎯 Creator's credibility & results
It's not about being "digital".
It's about:
🎯 Problem complexity they solve
🎯 Depth of transformation promised
🎯 Level of hand-holding provided
🎯 Exclusivity & access granted
🎯 Creator's credibility & results
November 13, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Why some digital products sell for $10 and others for $10k:
It's not about being "digital".
It's about:
🎯 Problem complexity they solve
🎯 Depth of transformation promised
🎯 Level of hand-holding provided
🎯 Exclusivity & access granted
🎯 Creator's credibility & results
It's not about being "digital".
It's about:
🎯 Problem complexity they solve
🎯 Depth of transformation promised
🎯 Level of hand-holding provided
🎯 Exclusivity & access granted
🎯 Creator's credibility & results
The fastest way to grow?
Solve real problems, share your lessons, invite feedback.
Ignore the loud minority and serve your niche.
Solve real problems, share your lessons, invite feedback.
Ignore the loud minority and serve your niche.
November 12, 2025 at 11:22 PM
The fastest way to grow?
Solve real problems, share your lessons, invite feedback.
Ignore the loud minority and serve your niche.
Solve real problems, share your lessons, invite feedback.
Ignore the loud minority and serve your niche.
Physical products need inventory.
Services need your time.
Digital products need neither.
That's leverage.
✅ No manufacturing costs
✅ No shipping headaches
✅ No time constraints
✅ Global market access
✅ Instant delivery
✅ Recurring revenue potential
Your brain is your factory.
Services need your time.
Digital products need neither.
That's leverage.
✅ No manufacturing costs
✅ No shipping headaches
✅ No time constraints
✅ Global market access
✅ Instant delivery
✅ Recurring revenue potential
Your brain is your factory.
November 12, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Physical products need inventory.
Services need your time.
Digital products need neither.
That's leverage.
✅ No manufacturing costs
✅ No shipping headaches
✅ No time constraints
✅ Global market access
✅ Instant delivery
✅ Recurring revenue potential
Your brain is your factory.
Services need your time.
Digital products need neither.
That's leverage.
✅ No manufacturing costs
✅ No shipping headaches
✅ No time constraints
✅ Global market access
✅ Instant delivery
✅ Recurring revenue potential
Your brain is your factory.
Want to build an offer that sells itself?
The magic formula:
- Person: Know EXACTLY who it's for
- Problem: Identify their specific pain point
- Promise: Define a clear result + timeframe
- Proof: Show why they should trust you
What's your offer sentence?
The magic formula:
- Person: Know EXACTLY who it's for
- Problem: Identify their specific pain point
- Promise: Define a clear result + timeframe
- Proof: Show why they should trust you
What's your offer sentence?
November 12, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Want to build an offer that sells itself?
The magic formula:
- Person: Know EXACTLY who it's for
- Problem: Identify their specific pain point
- Promise: Define a clear result + timeframe
- Proof: Show why they should trust you
What's your offer sentence?
The magic formula:
- Person: Know EXACTLY who it's for
- Problem: Identify their specific pain point
- Promise: Define a clear result + timeframe
- Proof: Show why they should trust you
What's your offer sentence?
Most solopreneurs fail before they even start.
They dive into execution without defining:
- Who you serve
- What pain you solve
- Why you're uniquely positioned to help
What's the one pain point you solve better than anyone else?
They dive into execution without defining:
- Who you serve
- What pain you solve
- Why you're uniquely positioned to help
What's the one pain point you solve better than anyone else?
November 11, 2025 at 11:41 AM
Most solopreneurs fail before they even start.
They dive into execution without defining:
- Who you serve
- What pain you solve
- Why you're uniquely positioned to help
What's the one pain point you solve better than anyone else?
They dive into execution without defining:
- Who you serve
- What pain you solve
- Why you're uniquely positioned to help
What's the one pain point you solve better than anyone else?
The world doesn’t wait for perfect.
Neither should you.
Every “successful” solopreneur started with a rough draft.
Launch ugly, learn fast, improve in public.
Neither should you.
Every “successful” solopreneur started with a rough draft.
Launch ugly, learn fast, improve in public.
November 11, 2025 at 8:45 AM
The world doesn’t wait for perfect.
Neither should you.
Every “successful” solopreneur started with a rough draft.
Launch ugly, learn fast, improve in public.
Neither should you.
Every “successful” solopreneur started with a rough draft.
Launch ugly, learn fast, improve in public.
Your brain is a messy place until you put pen to paper.
Writing forces you to slow down, organize your thoughts, and actually understand what you're thinking.
Try this:
- Write for 5 minutes straight.
- Don't edit, just dump everything onto paper.
Writing forces you to slow down, organize your thoughts, and actually understand what you're thinking.
Try this:
- Write for 5 minutes straight.
- Don't edit, just dump everything onto paper.
November 10, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Your brain is a messy place until you put pen to paper.
Writing forces you to slow down, organize your thoughts, and actually understand what you're thinking.
Try this:
- Write for 5 minutes straight.
- Don't edit, just dump everything onto paper.
Writing forces you to slow down, organize your thoughts, and actually understand what you're thinking.
Try this:
- Write for 5 minutes straight.
- Don't edit, just dump everything onto paper.
What’s Your Ideal Work Schedule as a Solopreneur?
- Morning routines
- Regular breaks
- Focused work blocks
- Set end times
- Reflect at day’s end
Share your work schedule with us!
- Morning routines
- Regular breaks
- Focused work blocks
- Set end times
- Reflect at day’s end
Share your work schedule with us!
November 10, 2025 at 3:33 PM
What’s Your Ideal Work Schedule as a Solopreneur?
- Morning routines
- Regular breaks
- Focused work blocks
- Set end times
- Reflect at day’s end
Share your work schedule with us!
- Morning routines
- Regular breaks
- Focused work blocks
- Set end times
- Reflect at day’s end
Share your work schedule with us!
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Just start.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
November 10, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Just start.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
My thoughts were chaos until I learned this simple trick.
Write everything down.
The good, the bad, the random.
Writing transforms mental noise into clear signals.
It helps you separate real problems from imaginary ones, important tasks from busy work, and brilliant ideas from passing thoughts
Write everything down.
The good, the bad, the random.
Writing transforms mental noise into clear signals.
It helps you separate real problems from imaginary ones, important tasks from busy work, and brilliant ideas from passing thoughts
November 10, 2025 at 8:45 AM
My thoughts were chaos until I learned this simple trick.
Write everything down.
The good, the bad, the random.
Writing transforms mental noise into clear signals.
It helps you separate real problems from imaginary ones, important tasks from busy work, and brilliant ideas from passing thoughts
Write everything down.
The good, the bad, the random.
Writing transforms mental noise into clear signals.
It helps you separate real problems from imaginary ones, important tasks from busy work, and brilliant ideas from passing thoughts
Just start.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
November 10, 2025 at 3:07 AM
Just start.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
Spot a problem.
Build something that solves it.
Offer it to the people who need it.
Make it better based on real feedback.
Sell it again, smarter this time.
That’s how real businesses grow.
From simple action to sustained momentum.
A ship doesn’t sink because of the water around it, but because of the water that gets in.
Same goes for you!
Don’t let the chaos around you seep in and drag you down.
Stay steady.
Same goes for you!
Don’t let the chaos around you seep in and drag you down.
Stay steady.
November 9, 2025 at 3:33 PM
A ship doesn’t sink because of the water around it, but because of the water that gets in.
Same goes for you!
Don’t let the chaos around you seep in and drag you down.
Stay steady.
Same goes for you!
Don’t let the chaos around you seep in and drag you down.
Stay steady.
Your biggest competitor isn't other businesses, it's burnout.
Rest isn't laziness.
It's strategy.
When you're running on empty:
- Decision-making suffers
- Creativity dies
- Client relationships deteriorate
- Revenue actually decreases
Your business needs you at 100%, not 24/7.
Rest isn't laziness.
It's strategy.
When you're running on empty:
- Decision-making suffers
- Creativity dies
- Client relationships deteriorate
- Revenue actually decreases
Your business needs you at 100%, not 24/7.
November 9, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Your biggest competitor isn't other businesses, it's burnout.
Rest isn't laziness.
It's strategy.
When you're running on empty:
- Decision-making suffers
- Creativity dies
- Client relationships deteriorate
- Revenue actually decreases
Your business needs you at 100%, not 24/7.
Rest isn't laziness.
It's strategy.
When you're running on empty:
- Decision-making suffers
- Creativity dies
- Client relationships deteriorate
- Revenue actually decreases
Your business needs you at 100%, not 24/7.