The stress of being an entrepreneur is without a doubt taking its toll on mental health.
Nearly two-thirds of people who responded to a recent Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) survey said they feel depressed at least once per week. This explains the stress of being an entrepreneur
Cash flow concerns (67%) by far weighed most on the minds of entrepreneurs. Balancing responsibilities at both work and home was next at 39% while finding the right talent ranked third at 36%.
Also, as a result of the study Going it Alone: The Mental Health and Well-Being of Entrepreneurs in Canada 66% said it’s difficult to maintain a happy work-life balance. 54% said the stress of being an entrepreneur was negatively affecting their ability to concentrate at work. And, 23% said professional relationships were also taking a hit.
So what can you do to help yourself and other business leaders and executives within your organization?
1. Strengthen research on entrepreneur mental health and make sure it’s included in discussions.
2. Develop flexible and relevant mental health support.
3. Create tools to help you and your staff achieve a better work-life balance.
4. Don’t allow money and stigma to prevent you from committing to Mental Performance Training Programs.
5. Help support, sustain, and grow the health of your businesses — and do the same for you and the mental health and well-being of your staff too!
Isn’t it time you took action?
Are you overwhelmed, overworked, stressed, dealing with self-doubt, and a poor work/life balance?
Do you want to become more confident, sleep better, accelerate your performance, and be the successful leader you were always meant to be?
HERE’S HOW I CAN MAKE YOU A MORE CONFIDENT LEADER