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Entrepreneurship, Focus, and Faith | Chris George

Guest: Chris George

Chris George is a serial entrepreneur who's launched seven businesses, including Gentleman's Box and SUBTA. Now, he's on a mission with his streetwear brand, Certified, aiming to donate 100 million meals to Feeding America—one hoodie at a time. As a speaker at top events like Digital Summit and SubSummit, and the host of No Excuses with Chris G., where he’s chatted with big names like Gary Vaynerchuk, Chris is all about sharing his business wisdom. He’s also passionate about giving back and regularly supporting purpose-driven brands and initiatives.

In this episode, host Matt Edmundson sits down with serial entrepreneur Chris George, known for launching seven businesses, including Gentleman’s Box and SubSummit. The conversation delves into Chris's entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the importance of focus and the pitfalls of the "shiny object syndrome" that many entrepreneurs face. Chris shares insights on maintaining a disciplined work environment and the significance of setting clear, measurable goals for business success. The discussion takes a personal turn as Chris opens up about his evolving faith journey over the past year, exploring how it has profoundly influenced his life and business practices. He candidly discusses the challenges and rewards of integrating faith into daily life, offering listeners a unique perspective on balancing professional ambitions with personal growth and spiritual fulfilment.

Key Takeaways:

1. The Importance of Focus: Chris emphasises the significance of maintaining focus, especially for entrepreneurs. He advises against falling into the "shiny object syndrome" trap, where one might be tempted to pursue multiple ventures simultaneously. Instead, he suggests dedicating the majority of one's time and energy to a primary goal or business, as this focus is crucial for achieving success.

2. Understanding and Leveraging Environment: Chris discusses how the environment plays a critical role in shaping one's life and work habits. He shares personal insights about how his work environment affects his productivity and efficiency. By identifying where and how one works best, individuals can enhance their focus and output. He also touches on the broader impact of one's upbringing and surroundings on personal development and success.

3. Consistency in Faith and Routine: Chris talks about the transformative power of faith in his life, particularly over the past year. He highlights the importance of consistency in building a relationship with God, comparing it to maintaining a daily routine like brushing teeth. By integrating faith practices into daily life, such as reading the Bible and praying, one can find peace and guidance, which also positively influences business decisions and personal growth.

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