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Going solo without going broke with Dana Alvarez runs about 42 minutes and covers 5 topics, starting with why she left agency life to start a solo studio.
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- 0:00 — Why she left agency life to start a solo studio
- 8:24 — The first three clients and how they were found
- 16:48 — Pricing mistakes in year one and what changed
- 25:12 — How AI tools reshaped the research workflow
- 33:36 — What she would do differently starting today
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# Going solo without going broke
**Guest:** Dana Alvarez
Going solo without going broke with Dana Alvarez runs about 42 minutes and covers 5 topics, starting with why she left agency life to start a solo studio.
## Chapters
0:00 — Why she left agency life to start a solo studio
8:24 — The first three clients and how they were found
16:48 — Pricing mistakes in year one and what changed
25:12 — How AI tools reshaped the research workflow
33:36 — What she would do differently starting today
## Key takeaways
- Why she left agency life to start a solo studio
- The first three clients and how they were found
- Pricing mistakes in year one and what changed
- How AI tools reshaped the research workflow
- What she would do differently starting today
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