Description
Entrepreneurs today face many challenges, from fierce competition to economic uncertainties. Yet, amidst these external pressures, the internal struggles of maintaining psychological and emotional well-being are often overlooked. This neglect not only affects entrepreneurs personally but also profoundly impacts their businesses. Female entrepreneurs, in particular, face unique hurdles that can significantly impact their mental peace and hinder their success.
Supporting Psychological and Emotional Wellbeing Among Entrepreneurs presents a timely solution, urging researchers and practitioners to reevaluate the importance of mental health in entrepreneurship. By exploring topics such as stress management, harassment, and promoting positive work environments, the book offers concrete strategies to enhance entrepreneurs' well-being. Through a comprehensive examination of social and moral values in entrepreneurship, it seeks to equip entrepreneurs and stakeholders with the tools needed to create supportive and empowering work environments.
Author's/Editor's Biography
Muhammad Nawaz Tunio (Ed.)
Muhammad Nawaz Tunio is an accomplished scholar in Business, Management, and Policy, brings much experience and expertise to the academic arena. With a Ph.D. in Entrepreneurship, Innovation, and Economic Development from Alpen Adria University, Klagenfurt, Austria, Dr. Tunio has established himself as a leading authority in his field. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Business Administration, University of Sufism and Modern Sciences, Bhitshah, Pakistan, he has also held positions at esteemed institutions such as Greenwich University and Mohammad Ali Jinnah University. Dr. Tunio's research interests include Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Economic Development, Youth Development, CSR, and Qualitative Methods. His scholarly contributions extend far beyond the confines of academia, with numerous research articles published in top-tier journals and prestigious book chapters with reputable publishers. With an impressive research profile boasting over 1000 citations, an H-Index of 18, and an i10-index of 31, Dr. Tunio's work has significantly impacted the academic community. His consultancy experience includes projects with organizations such as the National Rural Support Program and the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Authority, where he has provided invaluable expertise on issues related to small business restoration and brand management for women entrepreneurs. Dr. Tunio's dedication to academic excellence is further evidenced by his teaching and administrative roles at various universities, where he has mentored students, organized international conferences, and contributed to developing curricula in Business Administration and Management.