There are many non-negotiables in being an entrepreneur and some of them are wonderful but some are painful. Things are piled on, and as we take ownership of so many personal and business things, the weight can become extremely heavy. In carrying this weight, entrepreneurs endure business wounds, whether obvious or subtle.To dig into this reality, I (Kyle) interviewed Andrea Brummett, the CEO of reddeHR and the Founder and CEO of The Pabulum Group. Together, Andrea and I explored the topic of difficulties and loss as an entrepreneur.“We do have to call wounds wounds… call them what they are… little tears in our fabric… There is the wounding… the pain, and then everything that we do with it from that point on that creates the magnificence of a healing experience.” -- Andrea BrummettWhat You’ll LearnDemands on entrepreneursBusiness woundsChameleon characteristicsDeep self work and accepting ourselvesGrounded in purpose and authenticityTrauma and responsesRecommended ResourcesConnect with Andrea BrummettAndrea Brummett is the CEO of reddeHR and the Founder and CEO of The Pabulum Group. Through reddeHR, Andrea helps free companies from day to day HR tasks by providing comprehensive human capital processes, systems and technologies. Through The Pabulum Group, she provides flexible, scalable, culture driven HR solutions that create stable and compliant foundations by focusing on a business’ health, longevity and people.reddehr.com  |  pabulumgroup.com Linkedin - Andrea Brummett  |  Linkedin - reddeHR  |  Linkedin - The Pabulum Group  Connect with Daniel Fuller, Kyle Maloney and FullStack PEOA turnkey HR for emerging companies, FullStack PEO removes the human resource, compliance, and payroll headaches from a company’s to-do list. FullStack also produces the Savage to Sage podcast, co-hosted by Partner and VP of Business Development, Daniel Fuller and Senior Account Executive, Kyle Maloney.Linkedin - Daniel  ||  [email protected] - Kyle  ||  [email protected] brought to you by FullStackPeo.com

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