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E026 - Too Small to Fail | Adam Rollings on Unfiltered Solopreneur
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In this episode of Unfiltered Solopreneur, host Nikhil Vaish speaks with Adam Rollings, a former teacher turned solopreneur who shares his journey of transitioning from the corporate world to building a one-person recruitment business. Adam discusses the importance of financial security, the shift in his definition of success, and the realities of solopreneurship. He emphasizes the significance of personal branding, the challenges of managing time zones while maintaining family commitments, and the lessons learned from sports that contribute to resilience and character in business.
Connect with Adam Rollings via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamrollings/
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