Burnout is not something to ignore if you are a solopreneur. Whether you are a startup founder, indie maker or marketing freelancer, building your own business is fun but also stressful. Instead of getting used to that state of alarm, it’s better to learn the right coping strategies and prevent burnout altogether. In these blogs you’ll read how to do that, and- if you toppled over anyway – recover.
3 Reasons Why your Drive Might Slow you Down
Running a startup will probably tempt you to make long days. But guess what: having too much drive might actually get you in to trouble.
How to design the perfect mindset for your team
Selecting the right people on your team is crucial for startup success. But even more important is giving them the right mental attitude.
How to avoid the founder trap
When your startup grows, you have to grow too. Learn how your role changes and how to avoid the founder’s trap.
Why Sleep Deprivation Is a Problem for Founders
As a founder, time is never on your hand. For many, working late at night looks like the smart thing to do, causing sleep deprivation. Here’s why that is a bad thing.
Founder Burnout: The Ultimate Guide
Founder Burnout is one of the most underestimated risks for startups. The problem? It’s hard to spot until it’s too late. Until now.
6 founder burnout symptoms you probably won’t recognize
Founder Burnout can be hard to recognize. These activities are actually not just a sign you are motivated, but founder burnout symptoms.
What you need to know about Founder Burnout Stages
The road to burnout is long and starts well before you feel exhausted. Read about the stages of Founder Burnout and how to recognize them.
Startup Burnout: How to Prevent It
The danger of startup burnout is real. But there are ways to prevent it, and it doesn’t have to be difficult.
Too Tired to Tackle Your To-Do List? Try the 4-1-1 System.
The Road To Burnout Recovery Starts Simple. When you are burning out and feeling exhausted, all you want to do is rebuild your energy and lower your stress. The last thing you want is to deal with a to-do list you can’t oversee. But getting back on track irrevocable means dealing with something that often…