Chris Trikomitis – Appreciate What You Have Rather Than Chasing What You Don’t

BIO: Chris Trikomitis has an array of experience from the investment banking sector in London and the US and working in financial services for over 17 years. Chris is currently a coach, investor, and entrepreneur. STORY: Chris met a group that was in the restaurant business. They dined him in different restaurants seducing him into the good life. Chris wanted a piece of this lifestyle, and so he invested in a restaurant. Unfortunately, he did not have the skills and experience necessary to run a restaurant, so the business failed. LEARNING: Keep your lifestyle simple, stick to what you are good at, and test theories first before investing in them.   “You can earn the lifestyle you want by being cautious, investing a bit more carefully, and doing your research.” Chris Trikomitis   Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-trikomitis/ (Chris Trikomitis) is in particularly high demand and is often requested to give informative and motivating keynote speeches at local and international events worldwide. Chris has an array of experience from the investment banking sector in London and the US, as well as working in financial services for over 17 years. Now a coach, investor, and entrepreneur, Chris’s background ranges from developing competitive business strategy, sales, marketing, and he has been instrumental in growing various businesses. Worst investment everChris mainly focuses on financial investments, but he once decided to go into physical investments. Getting dined and wined into investingChris invested in a restaurant and a co-working space after getting wined and dined from morning to night in different locations owned by the same group. The group totally sold him on the lifestyle, and after that, he invested in the program. Chris bought a restaurant and added a co-working space. The idea was to get the co-working space to pay for the rent and the restaurant to make the profit. Then he would use both businesses to give people the opportunity to have a quiet place to work. They’d also