The internet has created an unprecedented opportunity for solo technologists known as "micropreneurs" to conceptualize, create, and launch products that make a difference. Products that provide amazing value to niche markets, and change their own little corner of the world.

Not until the past 15 years could a designer or programmer leave the safety of a salaried position behind in pursuit of a career as a solo entrepreneur. But at this moment in time, designers and developers are able to do something never before imagined: launch a software product completely on their own...no employess and no outside funding, from anywhere in the world.

This manifesto will examine this phenomenon of micropreneurs and look at how any web designer or developer can begin their quest to launching a product that matters while still flying solo.

About rwalling: | Rob Walling is a serial micropreneur living in Fresno, CA. He owns ten technology products and spends his days conceptualizing, creating and launching new products, and mentoring software and web developers looking to break out and launch their own single founder startups. Rob blogs to 10,000 web entrepreneurs at www.SoftwareByRob.com and recently published his first book, "Start Small, Stay Small: A Developer's Guide to Launching a Startup."

Web site: http://www.softwarebyrob.com