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What happens when the "Why" isn't enough to silence the doubt? Mark Josey joins us to dissect the psychological realities of leadership. Moving past the standard advice, Mark shares the unspoken challenges of entrepreneurship: the isolation of decision-making, the fear of letting stakeholders down, and the necessity of abandoning the safety net of corporate life.We explore how true clarity is built through momentum rather than moments of inspiration, and why the most successful founders are those who can be candid about their struggles. Mark also shares his framework for maintaining perspective, celebrating wins without arrogance, and navigating the "slippery slope" of negative momentum.This is a must-listen for any leader ready to confront the hard truths of building something from nothing.In This Episode:[02:15] The physical and mental symptoms of founder stress.[08:40] How to manage the "inner voice" during times of crisis.[15:20] Why you need to let go of structure to succeed as an entrepreneur.[22:10] The difference between an epiphany and real clarity.[28:30] Mark's message to founders currently at their breaking point.