E6: Mental Health as an Entrepreneur
E6: Mental Health as an Entrepreneur
May 13, 2020

Decisions you make as a business leader don’t just affect the bottom line, but the lives of those around you, whether it’s your employees, customers, community members etc. This reality can bring stress and anxiety for many entrepreneurs.

Dan Jarvis, Executive Director of 22Zero, is on a mission to completely diminish veteran suicides in the U.S. each day from twenty-two to zero. Throughout his journey of healing and starting an organization to help others to find hope again, Dan has learned about the importance mental health, and has some steps that you can take to turn from fear-based decision making to rational decision making.

    Discussed Resources:

    • The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek
      • After seeing Simon Sinek speak in person, Dan recommends this book because of the mindset shift to playing an infinate game and continuing to adapt rather like Apple rather than Sears, who played the finite game and is now losing. 
    • Vist 22Zero.org to learn more about:

    This podcast was created by the team at Catapult Lakeland, an entrepreneur center that exists to foster the growth of startups in Central Florida by providing education, community, resources, and space. 

     

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