As an expert on the Psychology of Entrepreneurship, I explore the human side of entrepreneurship, and how societies and individuals can thrive through entrepreneurship. My research builds evidence on how culture and institutions shape entrepreneurship and how entrepreneurship, in turn, can help to build more inclusive societies and be a meaningful career for the individual entrepreneur. Recent work explores how entrepreneurs can navigate the stresses of entrepreneurship to protect their mental health and grow their personal productivity, creativity, and well-being. I rank in the top 2% of scientists worldwide based on the impact and citations to my work. I enjoy speaking about my work to the media, in invited podcasts, at policy and practitioner events, and have delivered over 20 invited keynotes at international conferences on topics such as well-being and mental health, entrepreneurship and the future of work, social entrepreneurship and social change, methods, and publishing.