Hi fellow founders,

This week, we have a special announcement about how our content is evolving. Insane Founder Mind Edition will now shift from primarily curated tech news to ‘food for thought’ research-backed articles designed for our founder community.

This is a change we’ve been working on for the past year. Why? As founders, we are constantly bombarded with an overwhelming flood of news, guides, and how-to’s - but where is the content for when we’re facing crises, doubts, and burnout?

This won’t be just another weekly ‘self-help’ read. Instead, we’re bringing research-backed, actionable psychology and behavioral insights to the realities of founder-hood. If you ever find yourself thinking “That explains it” or “Ah, I’m not alone in this” while reading, then we’ve achieved our goal.

From self-efficacy, conflict resolution, identity, and purpose to decision-making, ethics, and relationships with co-founders and investors, we’re diving into the hard questions that shape your entrepreneurial journey.

Founders are a different breed. Resilient, yet vulnerable. Restless, yet burnt out. Purpose-driven, yet bound by the need for profit.

But in a way, we’re all founders—if not of a business, then of our own lives.

We navigate a never-ending journey of self-exploration and self-actualization, testing, failing, and evolving along the way.

This issue, we focus on you - the entrepreneur.

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