Sole Proprietorship

Focus on getting better, not bigger.
★ Chosen book for Business Weekly, Issue 1649

A small business owner can start a solopreneur business, and so can a small group of like-minded partners. This book introduces how to establish your own company based on your own conditions, decide your desired income, and how to handle unexpected crises and keep important clients satisfied.

A solopreneur business rejects and questions the traditional business philosophy of large and fast growth, because growth is not always the most advantageous. Demanding more often means more complexity, more responsibility, and usually more expenses. Aspire to do small things and run your business in a way that suits your lifestyle.

"Solopreneur" is an innovative business approach that focuses on getting better rather than bigger, maintaining a small scale to bring freedom, allowing you to pursue more meaningful pleasures in life.

Rave Reviews

"You're not a machine, so why run your business like one? 'Solopreneur' will show you another way to run a business. If you've ever wondered how to have a business that fits you, instead of you fitting the business—then you need this book." _____Chris Guillebeau, Author


"In business, the default equation of 'more = better' is no longer effective. If you want to accomplish important things, make a difference for your family and the world, and truly enjoy what you do, 'Solopreneur' can provide you with inspiration and step-by-step actions to help you change the way you run your business and your life." _____Courtney Carver, Author


"Before encountering this book, I was just a freelancer. After encountering it, I realized I should try to become a solopreneur and create my own work. With the principle of questioning growth, starting with what can be done now, continuously learning, bravely showing personality, striving to maintain trust with clients, and finding a happy working model that allows for a comfortable life." _____Liu Yang-ming, Author / Freelancer

About the Author

Paul Jarvis

Paul Jarvis was originally a corporate web designer and online consultant. He spent years working with top professional athletes, helping them build their online presence. He also worked with companies such as Yahoo, Microsoft, Mercedes-Benz, and Warner Music Group. Later, he began collaborating with online entrepreneurs, assisting them in building their online brands.

Now, Paul Jarvis has founded his own solopreneur company, Mighty Small Ventures. He writes, creates software, podcasts, and offers online courses.