Description
This book takes a different approach. It starts from the premise that lasting entrepreneurial success requires attention to mental health, family dynamics, and cultural authenticity alongside traditional business fundamentals. Not as afterthoughts, but as essential components already shaping your journey whether you’re paying attention to them or not.
Across fourteen chapters, you’ll find frameworks drawn from psychology, family systems theory, cultural studies, and entrepreneurship research. The book moves from individual mental resilience to family relationships, from cultural identity to professional networks, and from wellness strategies to crisis management. It examines how entrepreneurship changes across different life stages and industries, considers global perspectives, and makes the case for systemic reform in how we support people building businesses.
Bibliographic details: The bibliographic details of the book are available at https://dx.doi.org/10.46679/9789349926219
