The Well-Being of Entrepreneurs and their Stakeholders

Abstract

Entrepreneurship scholars have traditionally confined their research to the economic realm, but are increasingly interested in other outcomes, including how entrepreneurship contributes to well-being of themselves and the stakeholders of their businesses. In this chapter, we take a holistic view of the entrepreneurial process, exploring the ways in which entrepreneurship can impede or enhance well-being. This includes a review of the growing literature explicitly concerned with the well-being of entrepreneurs as well as other literatures relevant to the wellbeing of other stakeholders. The paper also includes considerations for future research opportunities including a reflection whether well-being should be considered an alternative metric for entrepreneurial success.

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