When I first became a solopreneur in 2016, I stayed risk-averse when it came to spending money on my company. I had recently been laid off from my full-time job and was desperate to pocket any extra income my service-based business made. But over the years, I realized I had to spend money strategically if I wanted to scale. I used a personal loan to launch my first product and relied on credit cards to pay for contractors when I needed help with projects. Over the last year, I’ve decided to…

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