Tag: Mental Health
Why you should wag work and how to do it properly
Once you’ve booked the day off, how do you spend it to make the most of the break?
Putting yourself first this World Mental Health Day – tips for small business owners
4 tips for small business owners.
Vu Tran, founder and doctor, talks mental health in the startup world
Vu Tran chats about mental health.
Men’s Mental Health Week a good opportunity for workplaces to join in the conversation
Men in Australia are three times more likely than women to commit suicide[1], and in many cases, they have no history of ever being diagnosed with a mental illness. This suggests that many men still suffer with depression in silence and need to be encouraged to speak up. Men’s mental health week kicks off from […]
James Packer resigns from Crown board
James Packer, son of media mogul Kerry Packer, has removed himself from the board of Crown Resorts due to ‘personal reasons’, the gaming and entertainment group has announced. Commenting on Packer’s resignation, Crown’s Executive Chairman, John Alexander, said, “We have appreciated James’ contribution to the Board and respect his decision to step down from his […]
How startups can survive co-founder issues
Recently, Matt Berriman – the co-founder of fast-growth adtech startup Unlockd – wrote an open letter explaining why he was stepping aside as CEO. This shone the media spotlight on the intensity of co-founding a fast-growth company and started a valuable conversation about issues and solutions. This article discusses how to lay strong legal foundations for […]
On fire or burnt out? Self-care for SME owners
A new year often gives business owners time to reflect on how to do things better in their organisation. What if the answer was: self-care for the boss (you)? ‘Busy’ is a common state for many business owners, but with great activity comes great responsibility – not just to ensure your staff are well looked […]
What I learned from surviving CEO burnout
Burnout is one of the few mental disorders recognised by Work Safe Australia as directly caused by too much work; and it contributes to a $20 billion “stress bill” businesses foot each year. Through the ubiquitous smart phone, leaders are always connected to work when at home, and when on leave. In my role as […]