I loved watching the Olympics this year — more than usual. Part of it was the great stories and incredible performances. But a big part of it was that it was a celebration of human accomplishment.

I believe firmly that AI can’t replace the actual good, worthwhile work we do…and the Olympics is a shining example of that. So for this episode, I wanted to share 3 lessons I think every solopreneur should learn from the Olympics.

• You need your own “taper day”: Why working harder actually makes you worse at running your business.
• Lasting gratification is better than instant gratification: Using technology and AI to polish your work, not replace your unique human contribution.
• Friction Management: How to "sweep" your business like a curler—removing obstacles to your goals while adding healthy barriers to distractions.

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Show Notes

• Why “Working Harder” Is Making You a Worse Solopreneur
• Beyond Box-Ticking: How to Build an Olympic-Caliber Business
• Why Curling, and Your Business, Relies on Friction Management

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• (00:00) - — Lessons for solopreneurs from the Olympics

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