How to be In Right Relationship With Entrepreneurship

pk mutch (she/her/elle)
2 min readJul 17, 2020

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We think about our enterprises a lot. We compare our progress to other enterprises and their founders. Nancy Wilson, Founder and Executive Director of the Canadian Women’s Chamber of Commerce, recently wrote a wonderful piece about “business envy”.

But what if we stopped comparing our businesses to other businesses? Change the locus of our perception?

This week, I asked myself if I was in right relationship (authentic, real) with the crucible of entrepreneurship. While evaluating my work as an entrepreneur, I had to first dismantle — and re-build my perceptions. Here are the narratives that work for me. They help me see beauty and growth versus disappointment.

pk mutch is the founder of LiisBeth Media and Managing Member/Director of the HighWire Collective. HighWire exists to support radical entrepreneurs who are looking to liberate their minds and design post- capitalist enterprises and enterprise communities. For individual entrepreneurs, and startup coaches, we offer salons, programs and workshops. For incubator and accelerators, we offer Executive Entrepreneur in Residence services, staff/mentor training, program audits, advisory board governance transformation services, program design, delivery, plus general advisory and workshop facilitation services.

“We leverage our unique, on the fringe, lived “in the trenches” experience, education and global networks and apply an intersectional feminist, social justice and post-growth/care economy lens to create relevant startup programming and learning opportunities that help radical entrepreneurs and enterprise stewards of all ages/stages succeed on their own terms. “ — founding member, Managing Member/Director, pk mutch

Want to work with us? Visit: www.highwirecollective.com

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pk mutch (she/her/elle)
pk mutch (she/her/elle)

Written by pk mutch (she/her/elle)

Post Capitalist, feminist and award-winning serial entrepreneur in food and digital media, writer, researcher, university educator, PhD student.

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