The One-Person Business Trap That Keeps You Stuck at $0

Most one-person businesses fail not because the owner lacks skill, but because they never learned how to build a business system that works for one person instead of against them.

Starting a one-person business feels like freedom. No boss, no office politics, complete control. Then reality sets in. You are doing everything yourselfmarketing, sales, delivery, adminand the income barely covers your bills. You are working more hours than you ever did at a job, yet the business feels like a treadmill that never moves forward. This is the one-person business trap, and most solo entrepreneurs never escape it because they never learned the difference between being self-employed and building a business. The trap is not the one-person model itself. It is treating your business like a job where you are the employee, instead of a system that generates income even when you are not actively working. This book reveals why most solo businesses stall and shows you the exact framework used by successful one-person entrepreneurs who earn sustainable income without burning out or hiring a team.

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