num_pages: 189
description: Learn how to stay sane, keep your s**t together, and ensure both you and your business thrive for years.You run a business. And running a business is hard. It can ruin your health. It can ruin your relationships. It can ruin your life.But only if you don’t equip yourself for the journey.The burden of responsibility, the weight of stress and the loneliness of running your business are a far cry from your friends who work salaried jobs. The stress and loneliness are real. Sometimes too real. The path of least resistance is to let the stress and isolation of starting, running and growing a business infiltrate most aspects of your life.Trust us, we’ve seen it. Over and over we’ve watched our fellow entrepreneurs succumb to the mental toll and chaos of running a business. We’ve also experienced it firsthand as we’ve launched and grown our own businesses.Odds are good that you’ve been overwhelmed at some point.Maybe you’ve tried talking to your spouse. That can work for a while… but your spouse is not your therapist. And placing them in this role inevitably leads to misunderstandings, fatigue and arguments.Maybe you’ve talked to friends. But if they aren’t entrepreneurs, they likely don’t understand what you’re going through.Or maybe you’ve read self help books only to find that books about stress management typically don’t take into account the unique experience of entrepreneurs. Or they’re ‘lifehacks’ written by a blogger with no formal training or credentials, offering advice based on anecdotes, not science.Why do I need this book?Every aspect of this book is a pairing of psychological expertise with decades of entrepreneurial experience. Here are just a few things you will take away from this Seth Godin, author of Linchpin, called the book, "A personal, generous and incredibly useful guide to staying sane and changing the world at the same time. Read it before you think you need it."Jason Cohen, founder of WP Engine, said, "Entrepreneurship is mostly pain, with no one who truly understands to help us through it. Sherry is uniquely steeped in both entrepreneurship and clinical psychology, and wrote the book I wish I had read twenty years ago".
language: English
title: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Keeping Your Shit Together: How to Run Your Business Without Letting it Run You