Evan, thanks for confirming what so many solopreneurs have done (a radical act) — intentionally choosing to stay small, and build a one-person business for meaning, not just money.
Evan, have you done the research that tells you how many founders, owners, and writers of their Substack achieve 34,000 subscribers within three months? Please do that research and report back to us. Also, to provide context and your life experience, you might also tell us how many Substack writers have a steady income with their main job as investor. Put that all together and it makes sense why you wanted to make the changes you have recently.
Evan, thanks for confirming what so many solopreneurs have done (a radical act) — intentionally choosing to stay small, and build a one-person business for meaning, not just money.
Evan, have you done the research that tells you how many founders, owners, and writers of their Substack achieve 34,000 subscribers within three months? Please do that research and report back to us. Also, to provide context and your life experience, you might also tell us how many Substack writers have a steady income with their main job as investor. Put that all together and it makes sense why you wanted to make the changes you have recently.
Cool to see this post, Evan. The tide turning against scale seems like a hugely positive development!