What does it actually mean to build a sustainable business...and why does so much entrepreneurship advice feel like it was written for someone else's life?

In this solo debut episode, Brittany Kim introduces the heart of Not Your Typical Solopreneur: a podcast for founders, solopreneurs, and small business owners who don't fit the standard mold. Not the ones crushing 5 a.m. cold plunges and color-coded time blocks. The ones with ADHD, chronic health conditions, caregiving responsibilities, and real lives that make conventional business advice feel impossible, or at best, irrelevant.

Brittany shares her background as a doctor of physical therapy and online business owner, and lays out the framework she'll use to explore sustainable entrepreneurship all season: brain, body, and business, viewed through the lens of the season of life you're actually in.

In this episode:

• Welcome and the question at the heart of this podcast: what does sustainable entrepreneurship actually look like in real life?
• Why the conventional picture of a "successful entrepreneur" leaves so many people feeling like they're failing — when they're not
• What solopreneur actually means, and who this show is really for (hint: you don't have to be doing it completely alone)
• The three camps trying to answer the sustainability question: health and wellness, business systems, and soft/life-first business — what each gets right, and what's missing
• Why nervous system regulation work can only take you so far if your business model is the thing that keeps dysregulating you
• The sustainability conversation no one's having: social determinants of health, access to care, childcare, and discrimination
• Introducing the brain, body, business framework and what each pillar actually means for how you run your business
• Brittany's personal nugget for the all-or-nothing brain: why she's committing to one season, and how giving yourself a graceful exit ramp might be the most sustainable decision you make

Connect with Brittany:

Instagram: @brittkimblooms

1:1 Coaching: superbloom.work/coaching