
Streamlined Solopreneur: Tips to Help Solopreneurs Automate Their Business
Do you feel stressed and overwhelmed by your business? As a solopreneur, it’s easy to get bogged down doing everything yourself and lose the one thing you can’t get back: time. Running your own business wasn’t supposed to feel this exhausting. Imagine having the freedom to focus on what you love—traveling, spending time with family, or watching a movie in the middle of a weekday—without being chained to your desk. That’s why Streamlined Solopreneur exists. Each week, host Joe Casabona shares strategies for building a better business through smarter systems and automation. With insights from expert guests, and his own experience as a busy solopreneur parent, Joe offers practical steps to make being a solopreneur feel…less solo. Every episode gives you actionable advice to create space in your business, and your life, and reclaim your time for what matters most.
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Leah and I might be in different stages of parenting, but we have very similar situations — 3 kids, running a business, spouse who also works. So in part 2 of our interview, we jump into the societal expectations of moms and dads, discussing the stark differences in how each is perceived. Leah shares how she navigated
Work-Life Balance is a myth! Or is it? In today’s conversation with Leah Remillet, we talk all about our goal as solopreneur parents to have everything – as in “AND,” not “OR.” Leah emphasizes that balance isn’t about equal time for everything but about feeling good in YOUR core areas of life. She explains her framewor
This weekend, I completely rearranged my office—and I couldn’t be happier with the results. What started as frustration with my camera framing turned into a full workspace transformation. In this episode, I break down: - Why I moved my desk and how it improved my video setup - The changes I made to declutter and
Automation can feel overwhelming, but it all boils down to four simple components: triggers, actions, conditions, and timing. Once you understand these, you can start automating repetitive tasks, saving yourself hours of work and mental energy. In this episode, I break down these components with real-world examples, li
January was chaotic for me, with family time over the holidays, snow days, travel for Podfest, and a house full of sick people. Despite all that, my business kept running smoothly thanks to the systems and processes I’ve built over the years. Instead of stressing over a “lost” month, I decided to start 2025 in February
“How do I know if investing in automation is worth it?” This was a question someone asked me after my talk at Podfest. And it’s a fair question. We don’t want to waste time and money on something that won’t pay off. So in today’s episode, I tell you exactly how to know if automation and delegation are worth the investm