“The Loneliest Job in the World: Why Founders Are Quietly Struggling”

Special Guest Josh Broward of Wisdom Partners (https://www.wisdompartners.llc/)

Entrepreneurship looks exciting from the outside—but for many founders, it’s **deeply lonely**.

In this episode of the *Growth Culture Podcast*, we dive into the **emotional reality of being a founder**—the isolation, the pressure, and the silent mental health battles that rarely get talked about. You’ll hear honest conversations about loneliness in entrepreneurship, why so many founders don’t realize they need support, and how **connection with other founders can be life-changing**.

From emotional breakthroughs to moments of vulnerability (yes, even tears), this discussion reveals why building *safe spaces and support networks* is essential for founder mental health—and why no one should have to build alone.

If you’re a founder who’s ever thought:

“This feels isolating.”
“No one around me really understands.”
“I didn’t know I needed this kind of support.”

This episode is for you.

*Key Topics:*
• Founder loneliness
• Mental health in entrepreneurship
• The emotional toll of building a company
• Why connection matters for founders
• Creating real support systems


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