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How to navigate founder burnout

An honest account of my own journey through founder burnout and what I have learned from coaching others.

How to navigate founder burnout
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Sanity Notes #004: The power of meeting others where they are

Finding yourself wishing your co-founders, employees, or investors would change? Start with accepting them where they are.

Sanity Notes #004: The power of meeting others where they are
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Sanity Notes #003 : Your metrics are not your worth.

This is a good year to remember that the top-level metrics of your company are not the measure of your worth as a leader.

Sanity Notes #003 : Your metrics are not your worth.
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Sanity Notes #001 : Introducing Sanity Notes

Welcome to Sanity Notes (SN). SN is my new semi-weekly newsletter exploring the hardest parts of entrepreneurship and leadership.

Sanity Notes #001 : Introducing Sanity Notes
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The ubiquity of self-criticism among leaders

Wondering if someone else might be better at your job than you are? You are not alone.

The ubiquity of self-criticism among leaders
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What is the CEO's job?

The CEO role is the most-hyped and least understood. Let's get clear on the work at hand.

What is the CEO's job?
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How to get your leadership team to actually be a team.

An exploration in helping your leaders check their egos at the door and actually work together.

How to get your leadership team to actually be a team.
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Can you be an entrepreneur without suffering?

We glamorize the entrepreneurial life as one of long-hours and endless strain. But is there another way?

Can you be an entrepreneur without suffering?
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The biggest mistake founders make in designing their lives

My own miscalculation of this one element is my greatest regret looking back on my time as a founder and CEO.

The biggest mistake founders make in designing their lives
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Why is it so hard to change?

Does change feel like two steps forward and two steps back? You are not alone.

Why is it so hard to change?