Joe Daniels, You didn’t leave your 9-5 to work 24/7. Let’s fix that by building systems for your business.
You didn’t leave your 9-5 to work 24/7. Let’s fix that by building systems for your business.
- 6.2K followers
- 23 posts / 60d
- 0.9% avg engagement
- 108 follower growth / 30d
Joe Daniels ranks #598 of 18,993 creators on the LinkedIn Ranking, working in Management Consulting and based in United Kingdom. They have 6.2K followers and published 23 posts in the last 60 days at a 0.9% average engagement rate.
The roast
Joe claims the secret to freedom is high-leverage consulting, yet he spends his entire month cranking out twenty-five posts for an audience smaller than a regional funeral. It is impressive how he offers to save people from the misery of being fully booked when he clearly hasn't had the pleasure of a single client interaction to distract him.
About Joe
Most business advice tells you what to do or how to do it. Nobody talks about the layer underneath... standardising how your business runs so it takes less of you every time. That's what I do. I work with solo service providers (consultants, coaches, freelancers) who are good at their work but running it all on instinct. No documented processes. No consistent onboarding. No system for following up with leads. Just a founder holding everything together through sheer effort. It works. Until it doesn't. I built SOL.OS, the operating system for solopreneurs, to fix that. A set of frameworks, systems, and SOPs that cover the three parts of every solo business: Direction (where you're going), Demand (how you get clients), and Delivery (how you do the work). The result isn't a business that runs itself. It's a business that doesn't punish you every time you step away from your desk. Because you didn't leave your 9-5 to work 24/7. If that sounds familiar, the first step is a free Config Call — 60 minutes where we map out exactly which systems your business needs and where to start. → Book one at systematicsolo.com
Highlights
- Top 5% Creator
: 23 posts in 30 days
- Top 5% in United Kingdom
: Ranked #79 of 1840 creators
- Top 10% in Management Consulting
: Ranked #28 of 503 creators
- Top 25% Engager
: 0.90% engagement rate
Recent posts
Okay I'm starting a podcast. And I need guests. It's called Good Call, Bad Call. The idea is I get a business owner on and they talk me through a good decision they made and a bad decision they made. And we hopefully pull out some learnings and takeaways from it. I want it to be fairly light-hearted with the odd sprinkle of usefulness. So if you think you'd be a good guest slip into my DMs and we'll get it booked in. (PS. Happy now, Jen Watters?)
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Decision-making isn't an emotional process. It's not a logical one either. It's both. In my career I've worked with 100+ founders and leaders and the vast majority fell into one camp or the other. The emotional decision-makers focus more on gut feel and vibes. Once their heart tells them to do something, they go ahead and do it. Putting full trust in their instincts. These people typically make decisions faster, and are more likely to commit to them. That's because they naturally manage their fear and uncertainty, the two key barriers to action. But emotional decision-makers can often he
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AI can't actually help you make a decision because: a) it's not a lack of information holding you back from making it b) AI has no skin in the game and doesn't have to face the consequences c) its reasoning capabilities are average at best Sure, you can use AI to help with research and analysing data, but that final call is in your hands and your hands alone. You've got to own it.
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Last updated 2026-08-01