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The Impact On Mental Health of Selling An Agency with James Routledge
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In this conversation, James Routledge shares his journey as an entrepreneur, focusing on his experiences with Sanctus, a mental health business. He discusses the challenges of navigating failure, the complexities of business growth and investment, and the emotional journey of selling his company. James reflects on the impact of his identity as a founder and the lessons learned through his experiences, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of himself and his future aspirations.
takeaways
- James started Sanctus to address mental health in the workplace.
- He experienced significant personal growth through his entrepreneurial journey.
- Failure is a part of the learning process in entrepreneurship.
- James felt a strong connection between his identity and his business.
- The transition from founder to board member was challenging for him.
- He learned the importance of knowing what he wanted in business negotiations.
- James struggled with feelings of embarrassment after his first business failed.
- The sale of Sanctus was not something he initially considered.
- He found it difficult to let go of his past as a founder.
- James is now exploring new opportunities with a more stable personal life.
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