Carly RiesHost
Joe RandoHost
Joe's schedule has been hectic, uh, the past few days after coming off of Unbound, HubSpot's conference last week, and so we had to shift a few things, and he was like, "We can't...

Like, I have to make sure we're on this episode." So no pressure, but, um, we kinda have a high bar for you, so, um-

But before we even get to our icebreaker question, 'cause you're not a solopreneur, let's, let's do a quick why, why are you here? What makes you qualified to speak to solopreneurs? Because you're incredibly qualified to speak to our audience.
Uh, and then on the professional front, I've spent the last over a decade, um, at tech companies helping solopreneurs and small business owners adopt technology, whether that was helping with food delivery, um, or financial management of their small business.
I have studied them in a non-creepy way, uh, in terms of what their hang-ups are and how they're thinking about technology and, you know, where they're spending their time and what their pain points are.
Um, and so I, I, I feel like I've got a unique vantage point into this profile and, and business owner.

Well, and we're gonna get into some of that technology and ways that it can help people.

But before we do, I am gonna ask you an icebreaker question, which is, if you had to run a solo business tomorrow in a completely different industry than what you're used to, what would you pick?

Joe's schedule has been hectic, uh, the past few days after coming off of Unbound, HubSpot's conference last week, and so we had to shift a few things, and he was like, "We can't...

Like, I have to make sure we're on this episode." So no pressure, but, um, we kinda have a high bar for you, so, um-

But before we even get to our icebreaker question, 'cause you're not a solopreneur, let's, let's do a quick why, why are you here? What makes you qualified to speak to solopreneurs? Because you're incredibly qualified to speak to our audience.
Uh, and then on the professional front, I've spent the last over a decade, um, at tech companies helping solopreneurs and small business owners adopt technology, whether that was helping with food delivery, um, or financial management of their small business.
I have studied them in a non-creepy way, uh, in terms of what their hang-ups are and how they're thinking about technology and, you know, where they're spending their time and what their pain points are.
Um, and so I, I, I feel like I've got a unique vantage point into this profile and, and business owner.

Well, and we're gonna get into some of that technology and ways that it can help people.

But before we do, I am gonna ask you an icebreaker question, which is, if you had to run a solo business tomorrow in a completely different industry than what you're used to, what would you pick?
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