Building a Startup Without Going Crazy

As an entrepreneur of a promising startup, the only thing you want is to expand, grow your value, turnover and profit 100-fold, and open offices in London, New York, and Singapore? Right? Go big or go home! Leen de Bruyne used to be that kind of guy. He was a successful founder of a startup. After seven years of hard work, he ended up collapsing in a McDonald's parking lot. An ambulance whisked his exhausted body off to the hospital. It took him six years to fully recover from a burnout and an anxiety disorder. His personal crisis launched the beginning of an intriguing personal journey which provided him with many valuable insights about being a healthy entrepreneur, both in mind and body. In this book, he shares one hundred personal experiences, tips, and anecdotes that will positively improve your mental health as a founder and entrepreneur.