Failure Wake Intro with Shulamit Ber Levtov The Entrepreneurs’ Therapist – Recording – May 8 2025

Failure wake: It's okay to fail. The honour is in trying. But failing is often emotionally, physically, and financially painful. Let's gather and hold a wake for our failures. Let's honour our emotions, mourn our losses, and create the space that can make it possible to turn a painful situation around.

Note: This is a recording from a live event. Due to privacy reasons, only the introduction is available here.

About Your Host: CanWCC Business Member: Shulamit Ber Levtov

Shulamit is a culture change catalyst speaking and educating at the intersection of mental health & entrepreneurship. She’s The Entrepreneurs’ Therapist, working with women business owners to preserve their peace of mind as they ride the emotional rollercoaster of running a business.

Shulamit has been an entrepreneur for over 30 years and has more than 24 years of professional experience applying therapeutic, coaching and somatic tools to support women's mental health and personal growth. She speaks and teaches about the intersection of mental health, trauma, financial psychology and entrepreneurship locally, nationally and internationally.

As an award-winning entrepreneur, masters-level, licensed trauma therapist and trauma survivor, with certifications in the Trauma of Money, Financial Social Work, Nonviolent Communication and Yoga, Shula brings a unique perspective and approach to supporting women in business.

Shula's Article on ways women entrepreneurs can be kinder to themselves: https://www.shula.ca/self-kindness-he...

To connect with Shula, visit https://www.shula.ca
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Recorded live on May 8, 2025. This recording has been edited for clarity and length.
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