How I Work: $40K/Month Solopreneur
Jack Friks, a solopreneur earning $40K/month, explains how sprint cycles, ruthless prioritization, and building for personal needs drive revenue without burnout.
The gist
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Handle customer support first every morning before anything else, as it speeds up product improvements and retention more than chasing new features.
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Work in sprints, not fixed daily schedules: launch phases run 8 to 10 hours, while maintenance phases need only 1 to 2 hours.
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Limit yourself to one project per day beyond support to cut context-switching and force clarity on what actually matters.
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Friks says financial anxiety only eased once monthly recurring revenue cleared $3K and savings felt stable, which actually reduced his working hours.
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