by Jonathan Sosa

You ever have a question to answer or challenge to solve that lingers in your mind for a few days about your business? Welcome to the life of a solopreneur.

You know what makes it easier? Having a community you can turn to.

When I first started building online, I didn’t have a network of people I could turn to whenever I had an issue or was curious about how to do something.

Now that I have a strong community, I can see the benefits. Here’s just a couple:

The benefits:

• Resources are shared
• You have a support system
• You get through challenges together
• Someone always knows someone else that can help you
• You build relationships that last a lifetime
• You learn valuable techniques or strategies others have
• You have opportunities to collaborate with other entrepreneurs

To reap those benefits though, you’ve got to actively build that type of network.

Who do you reach out to?

• People on the same path as you who are in a similar position/step as you
• People on the same path as you but who are a couple of steps ahead of you
• People you want to help through your business (clients/customers)

Besides knowing who to reach out to, how do you actually interact with them? How do you know what to say? What to offer? It depends on where you’re interacting with them?

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