In this NAKED podcast episode, serial entrepreneur Hardi shares with us how he would start a company and struggled two years in, each stage spurred by difficulties due to a reluctance to face responsibilities. The conversation unfolds to reveal Hardi's pivotal moment when burnout, both physically and mentally, led to both his body and his relationships collapsing. His way to deal with this was to avoid addressing the underlying issues and to numb himself with substances.
Vladimira and Nektarios enquire about the signs Hardi ignored, the impact of his behaviour on his team, and his exploration of psychedelic-assisted therapy to comprehend childhood traumas influencing his behaviour.
Specific topics covered in the episode include:
• Starting companies and then leaving them
• Patterns and avoidance of responsibilities
• Experience of burnout
• Coping mechanisms during burnout
• Impact on relationships and team dynamics
• Seeking help through mentorship and coaching
• Exploration of psychedelic-assisted therapy.
In addition, they discuss the following questions:
1. What signs of burnout did Hardi recognize as an entrepreneur, and how did they affect him?
2. How did burnout impact his personal and professional relationships?
3. How would he define burnout, and how did it manifest for him?
4. Why did he follow a pattern of leaving businesses and avoiding responsibilities?
5. How was his journey seeking help through mentorship?
6. How did psychedelic-assisted therapy contribute to his personal growth?
7. In what ways did childhood traumas influence his adult behaviours as an entrepreneur and person?
Join Vladimira, Nektarios, and Hardi as they delve into the complexities of entrepreneurship, burnout, and self-discovery in this NAKED podcast episode.
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