But anyone interested in the gig economy will learn much from this book. is an independent work pioneer and founder of a consulting firm - - that relies heavily on independent consultants to staff their projects.  ..read more

It's well written, easy to read and covers both the good and bad of the gig economy from the point of view of those working in it. the majority of people working in the gig economy do so part-time , this, in our opinion, is a big miss ..read more

But it's also the book for you if your goal is simply to build a successful solopreneur business of any size. Especially if you want a business that "lets you work the way you want and have the life you want." . It's "Make great money; work the way you want; have the life you want." is clearly aspirational. As the book points out, there were only about 36,000 single person businesses in the U.S. with a million or more in revenue in 2015.  ..read more

aims to help people "navigate the uncertain, post-pandemic world of work, while aligning personal purpose and professional advancement."  You can learn more about the book and get additional tips and career resources .                   ..read more

offers solid advice on starting and operating a microbusiness, which she defines as a business with fewer than 20 employees. As the book points out, the pandemic has led to a surge of interest in starting microbusinesses.  And provides a guidebook for successfully doing so.   ..read more