There are many and very different definitions of both what a freelancer and a solopreneur are out there. I guess that, at the end of the day, it all comes down to how we perceive ourselves and our career paths. In my case, the more I worked in bringing MCL to life, the more I started thinking of myself as a solopreneur. Here are four reasons why:

1. 4 REASONS TO THINK OF
YOURSELF AS A
SOLOPRENEUR
Running a solopreneur project seems to
be more purposeful, goal-driven, value-
adding, career-building enterprise than
simply freelancing from gig to gig.
Develop your own brand
Everything you do should contribute to
building & reinforcing your brand - even
the clothes you wear when you meet your
clients, how you behave both on & off
line, and how you express yourself.
Work within a niche market
Do not just work for the highest bidder. It is
not a first-come, first-served, mass-
produced thing but a quality- and client-
oriented service.
Create long-term relationships
Work in collaboration to add value and
achieve the highest expression of your
client's and your own goals in the most
efficient -and, why not, fun- way.
Build a network
Take the time to give back, to help, to
promote your profession, and to grow your
community. There is strength AND growth
in numbers!
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