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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2024 · 47 MIN

#58 - The Next Generation of Investing: Tory Reiss (CEO & Co-Founder @ Equi)

from Investing In Integrity · host Scholars of Finance

In this episode of Investing In Integrity, Ross Overline has an insightful conversation with Tory Reiss, a 3x Founder of Fintech startups. Tory shares his journey from a promising career at Microsoft to the thrilling world of startups, describing how his desire for personal growth and making a significant impact led him to Silicon Valley. Embarking on a startup journey often feels like a leap into the unknown. However, such bold moves can bring great rewards. Driven by personal challenges, Tory ventured into creating solutions that not only addressed his problems but also responded to wider needs. Balancing curiosity, imagination, and execution is essential in both business and personal life. Tory highlights the importance of having a clear personal mission statement to guide decisions. Tory also dives into the power and importance of conscious leadership with confidence and openness and details how integrating principles like emotional intelligence, mental health, and spirituality into leadership can enhance personal and interpersonal health and success.

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