Growth Conversations with Chris Dao-anis

Confused? Getting overwhelmed by the news and issues going on in social media?

Listen in to find out the 3 keys to prevent that.

In this episode of the Growth Conversations, I shared 4 strategies and 21 tips on how to beat boredom, survive the struggles related to it, and stay productive.  Enjoy!

In this episode, Chris Dao-anis interviews his wife, Evangeline, author of Brighter Perspectives: Journey Toward Healing, Self-Love and Joy. 

They discuss this essential topic on having a healthier heart and mind. 

Link mentioned:

http://messengerofhopebooks.com

In this episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviewed Syvel Abance, author of the book ATED: Understanding Timeless Values Behind a Fading Kankanaey Tradition.

In this episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviewed Malou Coronacion, author of the book #FYFM Follow You, Follow Me: A Pilgrim's Gospel. They had a Real Talk About Life's Tough Questions.   

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In this 10th episode of the Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviewed Ms. Quennie on the topic CRISIS-PROOF YOUR FINANCES: Plan for Emergency, Eliminate Debts, and Grow Your Money For Your Future   

Quennie Balidoy is a former math professor now a financial adviser and author of the book Plan Your Finances. Before becoming financially literate, she and her husband got buried in debt even if they were earning a good income. With the help of mentors, they were able to turn around, and now on a much better financial position. It is her desire to help others take charge of their finances.  

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In this episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviewed Katrina Victoria Gumaya, a global investment specialist, economics writer, MDRT member, and a civic worker. She mentors students from a low-income background on how to earn their first million before they turn 25. She is also active in Rotary and in Toastmasters.  #growthconversations

In this episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviewed Kevin Philip D Gayao, CEO of IOL Inc. He shared his thoughts, strategies and tips on shifting gears to address the needs of today.  Join our conversation!

In this fifth episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviews Maria Dulce Calija, Investor Center Head of COL Financial, Financial Literacy Advocate, and Entrepreneur.  

Join the conversation as they speak about the topic - Is it a Good Time to Invest? Simplified Market Outlook for Newbie Investors and Q&A Session.  

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You may also visit Chris at http://chrisdaoanis.com  

To access Growth Summit 2020 OnDemandEdition, go to http://bit.ly/growthondemand

In this fourth episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviews Jamie Yaneza, a professional teacher, events host & planner, speech champion, entrepreneur, and a proud mom. 

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In this third episode of Growth Conversations, Chris Dao-anis interviews Jaizy Tanawe, author of 4 books including 9 Powerful Hacks for a Quarter-Life Breakthrough.  Join the conversation.

I interviewed Charlyn June Awing in our Growth Conversations interview series. Ms. Charlyn, also known as Mother Ant, is a website copywriter, freelance writing mentor, and anti-violence against women advocate.

She is devoted to helping her clients turn their boring copy to enticing messages, her mentees start a successful freelance writing business, and the victims of women abuse break free from their abusive relationships.

Her mission is to be a good servant of God through her blessings. She believes that everyone was sent in this universe for a perfect purpose – to serve.

She will also be one of the session speakers at the Online Growth Summit 2020.

Our topic centered on How a Mother Channeled Her Pain Into Her Profession and Purpose.

Listen in.

“Get tired of just being inspired, be the inspiration.” – PHILIPP INNO

Last Tuesday, we launched the Growth Conversations interview series. In this first episode, we sat down with PHILIPP INNO, the T-HOUSE Founder, a Filipino Innovator-Entrepreneur, and one of the Finalists of the reality TV Show The Final Pitch on CNN Philippines.

Our topic centered on FACING THE TURBULENCE with the Power of Concepts, Community, and Coachability.

I asked him these questions:

1. You just won a 3M deal with Investor-Judge Victor Consunji in The Final Pitch on CNN Philippines, how does it feel?
2. When you have your initial pitch, did you think you could reach this far?
3. Before we talk about the concept, how important is a concept to entrepreneurs? How important is this to the show/competition (The Final Pitch)? How important is having a concept or a vision to individuals listening to us right now?
4. So, what is this concept that you have? What’s your vision of the T-HOUSE Movement?
5. Every time you speak on the show, I seem to notice a recurring pattern – movement, community. What’s the community you are building? Why is this important? To individuals listening to us right now, how does this apply to them?
6. I noticed a huge improvement in your final pitch compared to the initial pitch, how did this happen? Who coached you? Who mentored you? What are your key learnings from them – in entrepreneurship/business, in pitching/presentation, in life in general?
7. Were you always coachable? Why do you think? If not, what made the change?
8. Who are the people who influenced you the most? What’s their greatest influence on you?
9. How important is coachability?
10. As people face this crisis, what message would you like to share with the community? To entrepreneurs facing turbulence now, what will you tell them?
11. What do you consider is your greatest accomplishment so far? What do we expect from PHILIPP INNO in the next five to ten years?
12. Closing Words

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