The cost of your startup
is not your mental health.
If it was easy, everyone would do it.
The path is uncertain and stressful, but often is worth it.
If you're struggling with startup stress:
Substance abuse, depression, anxiety, and other mental health issues affect entrepreneurship more than other careers.
The enduring stress can cause some people to turn to substances as a coping mechanism, increasing the prevalence of substance abuse among entrepreneurs.
More likely to have substance abuse problems
The stigma around failure in entrepreneurship can compound feelings of worthlessness and hopelessness, contributing to a higher risk of suicidal thoughts among entrepreneurs.
More likely to be suicidal
More likely to be depressed
The demanding nature of entrepreneurship, including financial uncertainty and high levels of stress, often contributes to a heightened risk of depression among entrepreneurs.
From Burnout to Balance
It’s okay to not be okay
Humble reassures entrepreneurs that it's normal to face challenges and seek support when needed.
We provide a safe space for open dialogue and vulnerability, fostering resilience and strength among our community members.
Don’t believe the hype
Humble dispels the BS and false narratives. The reality is that resilience and perseverance are behind every success story.
We inspire aspiring entrepreneurs to redefine success on their own terms and embrace the journey, regardless of its challenges.
Hustle culture is toxic
Humble advocates for a shift away from toxic hustle culture, promoting work-life balance, self-care, and meaningful connections.
We provide resources and support to help entrepreneurs prioritize well-being while pursuing their goals.
Burnout is real
Humble acknowledges the prevalence of burnout among entrepreneurs and offers tools to recognize and address its signs effectively.
We empower entrepreneurs to prioritize self-awareness and self-care, fostering a culture of sustainable success and well-being.
