Most entrepreneurs make a trade they never agreed to. They pour everything into the business, their time, their health, their presence, their peace, and the business grows.

On paper it looks like winning, but look closer and the marriage is strained, the children are strangers, the body is running on empty, and the faith that once grounded them has become background noise.

They won in business. They lost in life. The freedom they chased through the company became the cage they could not leave. They got the thing and in getting the thing, they lost the thing they got it for.

The business was supposed to be the answer. More time. More freedom. More of everything that mattered. At some point between the first year and the fifth, the founder looks up and realizes the business became the question mark over everything they built it for.

The real question becomes simple.

What are your next three moves to keep winning in business without losing everything else.

After 10 sold out events last year, Somali Circle is back. The last one, the Goat Herders, was the biggest event yet. More than 300 Somali entrepreneurs came together in London.

The largest gathering of Somali founders this country has seen. On May 2nd in London, Somali Circle is bringing 150 entrepreneurs and the mentors who have already solved the hardest problem in business. How to win without losing in life. And how to decide your next three moves before everything else starts slipping.