Solo Field Notes
Terri LonierA curated collection to help solopreneurs stand out with smart systems, design, and visual frameworks.
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100 issues, one final note
Most newsletters aim to grow forever. This one was built to end.
This is Issue #100, the final edition of Solo Field Notes.
This newsletter started as an experiment. It was a place to slow down, pay closer attention, and test ideas about...
Building a Body of Work (+ a personal update)
You don’t always notice when your work becomes something more. Until it does.
One day, you look back and realize it wasn’t the volume of work that changed things. It was how the pieces began to hold together.
When you’ve been working on s...
Does every project need your full effort?
Most solopreneurs I know aren’t stuck because they lack ideas (we’re overflowing with them) or effort (we work harder than most folks we know).
We get stuck because we’re carrying too many projects without being clear about the relationshi...
Sprint, cruise, idle. Which pace are you working at?
Most of my stress last week came from one thing: working at the wrong pace.
Have you noticed that feeling too? Pushing forward, but not sure why?
When this happens, I’ve learned to stop asking what I need to do next.
The better question...
The Clarity Trap Nobody Talks About
The new year always brings big energy. But this time, I’m hearing something quieter: fatigue. Not burnout exactly, just the weight of staying “on” all the time. Like there’s always something to respond to, keep up with, or post to stay visi...
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After decades of writing about business and innovation, I'm creating historical fiction about where it all began: the Industrial Revolution. Join me as I write a novel about the era’s innovators and the Lunar Society of Birmingham, UK.
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