Being a military veteran entrepreneur who operates as a solopreneur

is about more than just running a business; it's about embracing

a life built on the principles learned in service.

Our approach to work is shaped by our military backgrounds,

emphasizing independence, flexibility, and fulfillment over

merely maximizing financial gain.

As veteran entrepreneurs, we don't just ask, "How can I make

more money?" Instead, we consider, "What kind of life do I

want to lead by serving others?" And then we construct a business

framework that supports that lifestyle.

Our goal isn't just to accumulate more; it's about finding

what's sufficient for a meaningful life of service.

We keep our business models lean and agile, prioritizing simplicity

and operational efficiency—hallmarks of military training.

While sometimes our businesses operate as a true one-person

show, often we lean on a small, efficient team of freelancers,

contractors, or assistants—mirroring the tactical units

familiar from our service days.

Ultimately, the bond that unites us as military veteran

entrepreneurs is a shared objective:

To achieve the freedom to do everything we want...

and nothing we don’t, much like the liberties we

protected while in uniform.