This study offers a new perspective anchored in boundary theory on individuals’ life-puzzle (LP), especially the ones of women entrepreneurs in Sweden. This chapter is based on qualitative research. This chapter argues for a deeper understanding of work/non-work preferences for each boundary between life domains in order to comprehend the complexity of an individual’s life-puzzle as a combination of integration and segmentation at the service of their wellbeing. Findings show that women entrepreneurs in Sweden mostly develop blended LP composed of three domains: entrepreneurial work (EW), social, and family. EW combines the work and private domains as entrepreneurship is a way to align work activities with personal values and personal interest to stimulate higher needs in terms of sustainable society. The entrepreneurs’ LP is a result of integration and segmentation that complement each other. However, the range of blending/overlapping is greatly variated between individuals so that a zone of work-life reconciliation (ZWLR) is emerging. This chapter concludes that there is a zone of work-life reconciliation for entrepreneurs but that its size/shape/scope is contingent on the level of support for (women) entrepreneurship offered and perceived in time and place.