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CausePreneurs are those motivated by social causes to become solopreneur-evangelists.

RetiredPreneurs are the older generation that’s still ready for more life via a solo business.

StudentPreneurs are those enterprising college-going millennnials who’ve turned solopreneurs.

DadPreneurs are fathers who may be juggling parenting and solopreneuring simultaneously.

HomePreneurs are those enamored of a home-office and a cozy-pajamas workstyle.

SidePreneurs are those with jobs, who burn the midnight oil on a side solo business.

AuthorPreneurs are those who write one book after another and keep track of royalties.

GigPreneurs are all those freelancers who have made mini-brands of themselves.

WantrePreneurs are the ones who want to start solo, but can never take that first step.

MultiPreneurs are those with high energy, running multiple solo businesses at once.

KidPreneurs are those genius kids, with soaring IQs, that start solo online businesses.

BlogPreneurs are those who make blogging, or blog monetizing, their main source of earning.

CoPreneurs are those who tie up with other solopreneurs for reciprocal services.

SerialPreneurs are those who create and sell solo businesses one after another.

HealthPreneurs include those who are doctorpreneurs, fitnesspreneurs, yoagaprebeurs and their ilk.

EcoPreneurs are those who sell green products and services with a lot of personal conviction.

MomPreneurs are mothers of small kids who need to earn while managing their brood.

ProPreneurs are erstwhile professionals of all sorts who have chucked their jobs to go solo.

TravelPreneurs are those who write on travel from their hammocks on distant beaches.

InfoPreneurs are people who convert their own knowledge into digital info products.

TeacherPreneurs are those who know how to teach anything they know to others.

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