Podcast appearances and mentions of chris gory

Surviving a FSRAO Audit - CE Drive w/ Jason Watt S05E15   Group Benefits Pro Chris Gory joins Dave and Jason for a discussion of Chris' recent audit with the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario.   Supplementary Materials:   IPFS President, Chris Gory, Finalist For Life & Health Advisor Of The Year https://orchardbenefits.ca/ipfs-president-chris-gory-finalist-for-life-health-advisor-of-the-year/   Canadian Group Insurance Brokers https://cgib.ca/   Unfair or Deceptive Acts or Practices https://www.fsrao.ca/media/6116/download   Apply for a new corporate or partnership life and accident & sickness insurance licence https://www.fsrao.ca/licensing/life-and-accident-sickness-corporate-agency-or-partnership/apply-new-corporate-or-partnership-life-and-accident-sickness-insurance-licence   THE APPROACH: SERVING THE CLIENT THROUGH NEEDS-BASED SALES PRACTICES https://www.clhia.ca/web/CLHIA_LP4W_LND_Webstation.nsf/resources/Financial+Advisors/$file/The_Approach.pdf   Fiverr https://www.fiverr.com/   Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) https://creativedestructionlab.com/   Market Conduct: Life and Health Insurance Agent Supervision Framework https://www.fsrao.ca/media/9481/download   Remember to like and share the video! Leave a comment for Jason Watt down below.   Want to earn Continuing Education credits for listening to CE Drive? Subscribe to our CE program: https://www.businesscareercollege.com/continuing-education   Follow us on social media:   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BusinessCareerCollege/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/business-career-college/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/BCCEdmonton

Heidi J. Ellsworth of RoofersCoffeeShop® virtually road trips cross country to the state of Florida to visit with long-term roofing friend, Chris Gory, National Low-Slope Business Development Manager with Polyglass. Both Heidi and Chris were involved with several launches of self-adhered roofing and have watched with enthusiasm as that market continues to grow. Chris will share data, stats and indicators that show the self-adhered roofing market evolving and growing commercially and where he thinks it will go from here. Learn more about Polyglass at their directory on RoofersCoffeeShop.com!

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Episode 15 is our one-year anniversary episode and we are celebrating. Sign up for our newsletter at ceyero.com for a chance to win a copy of my book, Guerrillapreneur: Small Business Strategy for Davids wanting to Defeat Goliaths. There is also an Amazon Sweepstakes in which I offer some cool electronic devices. Click the Amazon link to enter the Amazon Sweepstakes. https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/ea72b4a8346049b1. The sweepstakes ends on November 20, 2017. In past episodes, we defined Guerrillapreneurs as entrepreneurs who integrate sharing, gig and circular loop economies into their business design as a way to conserve cash that will be invested in disruptive "Slingshot" technology. Episode 15 is a Mastermind Interview episode where I have a conversation with an entrepreneur about the issues he/she faces in his/her quest to create value. In this episode we talk with award-winning singer/song writer and musicpreneur Alika Hope. We also feature Alika's new song "In Real Life" or I.R.L. (which is how the song appears on all music outlets). I.R.L. focuses on the importance of being kind to others on social media. Alika will premiere I.R.L. Monday, November 13, 2017 on World Kindness Day. We will also premiere I.R.L. on World Kindness Day. I.R.L. starts at 41.24 on the podcast.Hollywood and social media have glamorized and romanticized the life of the entrepreneur. As Aristotle states, "No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness." However, like other professions, entrepreneurs face immense pressure, stress and anxiety when launching their startups. Moreover, many startups are launched by solopreneurs who have no one to help them de-escalate the stress. A 2013 study by Morneau Shepell states that entrepreneurs are more likely to experience mental health conditions than the general public. The study goes on to say that mental health concerns are reported across 72 percent of entrepreneurs, compared to a mere 7 percent of the general public. A University of California study on the link between entrepreneurship and mental illness found that "49% of entrepreneurs surveyed were dealing with at least one mental illness (such as ADD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, addiction, depression or anxiety) and about one-third of entrepreneurs struggle with 2 or more mental illnesses." In Debra Carpenter's article "Genius in Madness?" she notes that "the lows of depression might give way to the smart solutions and ideas. A manic episode can sometimes enlighten. ADHD prompts fast decision making. Combined, these struggles may incubate tremendous creativity that inspires would-be entrepreneurs to take chances on their ideas." In fact, some of the world's greatest entrepreneurs suffered from various mental issues. In his book America's Obsessives, Joshua Kendall explains that entrepreneurs and leaders like Thomas Jefferson, marketing genius Henry J. Heinz, librarian Melvil Dewey, aviator Charles Lindbergh, beauty tycoon Estee Lauder, baseball slugger Ted Williams and tech guru Steve Jobs all struggles with psychiatric maladies. The problem with lean startups is that most don't have the self-care resources available for its employees. Unfortunately, this lack of resources is impacting the success of the startups. Fortune Magazine found that "13 percent of startups fail because of their founders have lost focus, 9 percent fail because they've lost their passion, and 8 percent fail due to founder burnout, meaning 30 percent of startups fail due to the emotional state of their founders." According to Chris Gory, "Between 2011 and 2015 several high profile suicides rocked the startup world and brought to light the issue of mental health including Austen Heinz, a biotech entrepreneur and the founder of Cambrian Genomics, Aaron Swartz, the co-founder of Reddit; and Jody Sherman, the founder of Ecomom.We discuss these issues Alika Hope because she wants her new song, I.R.L., to bring a(continued)

Episode 15 is our one-year anniversary episode and we are celebrating. Sign up for our newsletter at ceyero.com for a chance to win a copy of my book, Guerrillapreneur: Small Business Strategy for Davids wanting to Defeat Goliaths. There is also an Amazon Sweepstakes in which I offer some cool electronic devices. Click the Amazon link to enter the Amazon Sweepstakes. https://giveaway.amazon.com/p/ea72b4a8346049b1. The sweepstakes ends on November 20, 2017. In past episodes, we defined Guerrillapreneurs as entrepreneurs who integrate sharing, gig and circular loop economies into their business design as a way to conserve cash that will be invested in disruptive "Slingshot" technology. Episode 15 is a Mastermind Interview episode where I have a conversation with an entrepreneur about the issues he/she faces in his/her quest to create value. In this episode we talk with award-winning singer/song writer and musicpreneur Alika Hope. We also feature Alika's new song "In Real Life" or I.R.L. (which is how the song appears on all music outlets). I.R.L. focuses on the importance of being kind to others on social media. Alika will premiere I.R.L. Monday, November 13, 2017 on World Kindness Day. We will also premiere I.R.L. on World Kindness Day. I.R.L. starts at 41.24 on the podcast.Hollywood and social media have glamorized and romanticized the life of the entrepreneur. As Aristotle states, "No great mind has ever existed without a touch of madness." However, like other professions, entrepreneurs face immense pressure, stress and anxiety when launching their startups. Moreover, many startups are launched by solopreneurs who have no one to help them de-escalate the stress. A 2013 study by Morneau Shepell states that entrepreneurs are more likely to experience mental health conditions than the general public. The study goes on to say that mental health concerns are reported across 72 percent of entrepreneurs, compared to a mere 7 percent of the general public. A University of California study on the link between entrepreneurship and mental illness found that "49% of entrepreneurs surveyed were dealing with at least one mental illness (such as ADD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, addiction, depression or anxiety) and about one-third of entrepreneurs struggle with 2 or more mental illnesses." In Debra Carpenter's article "Genius in Madness?" she notes that "the lows of depression might give way to the smart solutions and ideas. A manic episode can sometimes enlighten. ADHD prompts fast decision making. Combined, these struggles may incubate tremendous creativity that inspires would-be entrepreneurs to take chances on their ideas." In fact, some of the world's greatest entrepreneurs suffered from various mental issues. In his book America's Obsessives, Joshua Kendall explains that entrepreneurs and leaders like Thomas Jefferson, marketing genius Henry J. Heinz, librarian Melvil Dewey, aviator Charles Lindbergh, beauty tycoon Estee Lauder, baseball slugger Ted Williams and tech guru Steve Jobs all struggles with psychiatric maladies. The problem with lean startups is that most don't have the self-care resources available for its employees. Unfortunately, this lack of resources is impacting the success of the startups. Fortune Magazine found that "13 percent of startups fail because of their founders have lost focus, 9 percent fail because they've lost their passion, and 8 percent fail due to founder burnout, meaning 30 percent of startups fail due to the emotional state of their founders." According to Chris Gory, "Between 2011 and 2015 several high profile suicides rocked the startup world and brought to light the issue of mental health including Austen Heinz, a biotech entrepreneur and the founder of Cambrian Genomics, Aaron Swartz, the co-founder of Reddit; and Jody Sherman, the founder of Ecomom.We discuss these issues Alika Hope because she wants her new song, I.R.L., to bring a(continued)

Cutting through the noise and entering the conversation taking place in your audience’s mind has never been more difficult. Or, is it? Listen in on a conversation between benefits advisor Chris Gory and the expert communicators he works with to build engaging content that creates authentic two-way conversation with his clients and prospects.

Chris Gory, a tech savvy Toronto area benefits advisor with boots on the ground for the past 18 years, engages in an A-Z dialogue - from Allay to Zenefits chatbots, social media and more - in the most practical terms. If you’re planning a bigger future as a benefits advisor, you definitely want to tune in to what Chris has to say!

Led by: Chris Gory & Jennifer Tyrwhitt-Gory The insurance industry uses countless acronyms — E&O, D&O, CGL, etc. — that busy entrepreneurs don’t have time to translate. Chris Gory and Jennifer Tyrwhitt Gory from Insurance Portfolio will discuss types of insurance, what insurance your startup needs, cyber risk and more.