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18: Chris Biasutti | Taking Space, Letting Go, and Reconnecting with Yourself
Full Show Notes Available At: http://www.olivermanalese.com/show
Our guest today is, Chris Biasutti. Chris is an entrepreneur, coach, and speaker who works with individuals and entrepreneurs on creating change and growing themselves and their businesses. I’ve known Chris for years now through the world of real estate investing. What blew me away about Chris is the adventure he’s been in the past couple years. He’s had incredible career heights, gone through intense breakdowns, and has had breakthroughs in authenticity, fulfilment, and living his dream life! At the time of this recording, he’s on his sailboat with his young family in the middle of South Pacific. New Zealand to be exact. He made this massive lifestyle change over a year ago, letting go of his business and life back home in Vancouver (for now) to take some space, reconnect with himself, his family, and live a dream he’s had for a very long time.
Ways to Listen:
You Can Also Subscribe To The Show on Apple Podcasts Here: http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-o…d1200840535?mt=2
Meet Chris:
Chris Biasutti is an entrepreneur, coach and speaker who helps individuals and entrepreneurs navigate change to grow themselves and their businesses.
Through 1:1 and group events, Chris works with focused, committed, and brave individuals. In the last nine years, Chris has grown successful businesses and has worked with a wide range of people and knows that mastering inner change brings about real improvements in personal life and business.
Chris has led a diverse and adventurous life, achieving a high level of success as an entrepreneur at a young age. He founded his first company at twenty-two, with the mission to educate and inspire Canadians to look beyond the traditionally offered investment and retirement plans. At Bluewater Investments he’s helped clients acquire over $100M in alternative investment assets.
By twenty-eight, Chris was running a national sales team for Western Canadian Properties Group, generating $50,000,000 in revenue per year. Chris has been featured as a speaker at leading The Real Estate Investment Network (REIN), Ozzie Jurock Landrush and Outlook, and Michael Campbell’s Money Talks
Chris has shared share the stage at ManTalks, One Last Talk, and American Dream U.
He has a deep passion for people, exploration, and adventure and believes that life is a journey meant to be lived on purpose.
Chris is an experienced seaman and nautical navigator, is a PADI Divemaster, freediving instructor, and competition level free diver.
What You’ll Learn:
Quotes:
“Every time I would grind I was wearing myself down, I was wearing my soul down, I was wearing down what I call my aliveness. I was basically killing myself slowly.”
“It was because I was continuing to do something I was forcing myself to do, it wasn’t something I wanted to do. It wasn’t something I was connected and so I was disconnected from myself.”
“I didn’t know what was next when I look back and reflect on it now. In that, I was in this place of pain and unhappiness, and I was really struggling, I was stuck. I couldn’t see myself where I am now, back then.”
“Who am I if I’m not this? That was coming from a place of ‘if I am not this’ then I’m a failure. People are going to think I’m a failure. If I let go of this, I won’t be good enough for the people in my life.”
“Things don’t really make you happy. If you’re looking to things for happiness, it’s never enough. The happiness comes from within me.”
[On Phillip McKernan’s One Last Talk]
“I’ve spoken to rooms of 500 of people about real estate so I thought this would be a piece of cake. I got up there and I had nothing to say. That’s when I realized how disconnected I was.”
“Just letting the feeling of disconnection in is connecting.”
“Allowing myself to feel the pain, I remember saying ‘I’m feeling really shitty right now, but it’s actually amazing to feel something.'”
“I just sat in that discomfort and in time it began to dissipate. Eventually it got replaced by warmer feelings.”
“For the first time in my life I connected to the feeling of love. And then I found the courage to make some changes.”
“The only way for me to actually be there for everybody else in my life is that I need to be connected myself, and in order for me to be connected I need space.”
“I started to let go of things that I felt were not serving me in my life.”
“In the pain of that moment I first discovered the meaning I had been searching for. It is OK to be unhappy. It is OK to hurt. It is OK to feel. It is OK to be me.”
“It’s impossible to live in a small space with people whether they’re your family or not unless there’s some connection.”
“We all have these painful feelings, these good feelings, we can all relate to them, and what makes us all different is the way we experience them.”
“When we share a piece of ourselves with someone else, we’re also recognizing a piece of them.”
Links:
Chris Biasutti’s Website:
http://chrisbiasutti.com
Family Circus VLOG on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/familycircusweekly
Family Circus VLOG on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe-5KWJ3eQ8QA3WTWnHuSLg
Get Oliver’s Picks Newsletter
http://www.olivermanalese.com/picks
Personally Work with Oliver
http://www.olivermanalese.com/coaching
Follow Oliver on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/olivermanalese
E-mail Oliver
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Full Show Notes Available At: http://www.olivermanalese.com/show
Our guest today is, Chris Biasutti. Chris is an entrepreneur, coach, and speaker who works with individuals and entrepreneurs on creating change and growing themselves and their businesses. I’ve known Chris for years now through the world of real estate investing. What blew me away about Chris is the adventure he’s been in the past couple years. He’s had incredible career heights, gone through intense breakdowns, and has had breakthroughs in authenticity, fulfilment, and living his dream life! At the time of this recording, he’s on his sailboat with his young family in the middle of South Pacific. New Zealand to be exact. He made this massive lifestyle change over a year ago, letting go of his business and life back home in Vancouver (for now) to take some space, reconnect with himself, his family, and live a dream he’s had for a very long time.
Ways to Listen:
You Can Also Subscribe To The Show on Apple Podcasts Here: http://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-o…d1200840535?mt=2
Meet Chris:
Chris Biasutti is an entrepreneur, coach and speaker who helps individuals and entrepreneurs navigate change to grow themselves and their businesses.
Through 1:1 and group events, Chris works with focused, committed, and brave individuals. In the last nine years, Chris has grown successful businesses and has worked with a wide range of people and knows that mastering inner change brings about real improvements in personal life and business.
Chris has led a diverse and adventurous life, achieving a high level of success as an entrepreneur at a young age. He founded his first company at twenty-two, with the mission to educate and inspire Canadians to look beyond the traditionally offered investment and retirement plans. At Bluewater Investments he’s helped clients acquire over $100M in alternative investment assets.
By twenty-eight, Chris was running a national sales team for Western Canadian Properties Group, generating $50,000,000 in revenue per year. Chris has been featured as a speaker at leading The Real Estate Investment Network (REIN), Ozzie Jurock Landrush and Outlook, and Michael Campbell’s Money Talks
Chris has shared share the stage at ManTalks, One Last Talk, and American Dream U.
He has a deep passion for people, exploration, and adventure and believes that life is a journey meant to be lived on purpose.
Chris is an experienced seaman and nautical navigator, is a PADI Divemaster, freediving instructor, and competition level free diver.
What You’ll Learn:
Quotes:
“Every time I would grind I was wearing myself down, I was wearing my soul down, I was wearing down what I call my aliveness. I was basically killing myself slowly.”
“It was because I was continuing to do something I was forcing myself to do, it wasn’t something I wanted to do. It wasn’t something I was connected and so I was disconnected from myself.”
“I didn’t know what was next when I look back and reflect on it now. In that, I was in this place of pain and unhappiness, and I was really struggling, I was stuck. I couldn’t see myself where I am now, back then.”
“Who am I if I’m not this? That was coming from a place of ‘if I am not this’ then I’m a failure. People are going to think I’m a failure. If I let go of this, I won’t be good enough for the people in my life.”
“Things don’t really make you happy. If you’re looking to things for happiness, it’s never enough. The happiness comes from within me.”
[On Phillip McKernan’s One Last Talk]
“I’ve spoken to rooms of 500 of people about real estate so I thought this would be a piece of cake. I got up there and I had nothing to say. That’s when I realized how disconnected I was.”
“Just letting the feeling of disconnection in is connecting.”
“Allowing myself to feel the pain, I remember saying ‘I’m feeling really shitty right now, but it’s actually amazing to feel something.'”
“I just sat in that discomfort and in time it began to dissipate. Eventually it got replaced by warmer feelings.”
“For the first time in my life I connected to the feeling of love. And then I found the courage to make some changes.”
“The only way for me to actually be there for everybody else in my life is that I need to be connected myself, and in order for me to be connected I need space.”
“I started to let go of things that I felt were not serving me in my life.”
“In the pain of that moment I first discovered the meaning I had been searching for. It is OK to be unhappy. It is OK to hurt. It is OK to feel. It is OK to be me.”
“It’s impossible to live in a small space with people whether they’re your family or not unless there’s some connection.”
“We all have these painful feelings, these good feelings, we can all relate to them, and what makes us all different is the way we experience them.”
“When we share a piece of ourselves with someone else, we’re also recognizing a piece of them.”
Links:
Chris Biasutti’s Website:
http://chrisbiasutti.com
Family Circus VLOG on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/familycircusweekly
Family Circus VLOG on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe-5KWJ3eQ8QA3WTWnHuSLg
Get Oliver’s Picks Newsletter
http://www.olivermanalese.com/picks
Personally Work with Oliver
http://www.olivermanalese.com/coaching
Follow Oliver on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/olivermanalese
E-mail Oliver
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