Gen Georget's guest appearances

Gen Georget

Honor The Feminine Podcast

Work From The Inside Out

imperfect: The Heart-Centered Leadership Podcast

Ron Carucci

Corey Blake

Mari Ryan

Chip Conley

Mac Prichard

Tammy Gooler Loeb

Laura Gassner Otting

Michael Zipursky

John Davis

Bob Burg

Scott Miller

David Brier

Fran Hauser

Michael Ray

Petra Kolber

OwlTail

This episode is sponsored by Davwill Consulting. Emotional agility? Yep, it's needed more now than ever. Let's chat! Click Here Corey Blake began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest Superbowl ads of all time. In 2006, Corey created Round Table Companies (RTC), which serves CEOs, thought leaders, and organizations in helping them to unpack and share their authentic story through books, film &amp; video, and art installations. Corey spearheaded the conversion of best-selling business books into comic books with authors like Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, Chris Anderson, and Robert Cialdini. That effort landed him in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and in Wired, Inc., and Forbes magazines. RTC’s clients have included Microsoft, Workday, Magoosh, Zappos, and ADP. Gen Goerget is the Director of the RTC Storytelling Course, and a successful author in her own right. She is the coauthor of Gathering Around the Table with Earthkind CEO Kari Warberg Block, with a forthcoming book soon to be published with Ross Buhrdorf, the CEO &amp; Founder of ZenBusiness and the founding CTO for HomeAway. Gen’s own book, Solace: A Journal of Human Experience, was named 2020 Book of Year for the Ottawa FACES Magazine Awards. Gen’s writing and photography have been featured in The Good Mother Project, Oprah.com, Simplify Magazine, Her View from Home, The Good Men Project, Real Leaders Magazine and Addicted2Success and she boasts her own online community of more than 35,000 followers. Connect with Corey &amp; Gen at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coblake/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/genevieve-georget/ http://www.roundtablecompanies.com/ https://twitter.com/CoreyBlake9000 https://gengeorget.com/ https://twitter.com/gen_georget

This episode is sponsored by Davwill Consulting. Emotional agility? Yep, it's needed more now than ever. Let's chat! <a href="https://www.habitfindercoach.com/debcrowe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here</a> Corey Blake began his storytelling career as an actor, starring in one of the 50 greatest Superbowl ads of all time. In 2006, Corey created Round Table Companies (RTC), which serves CEOs, thought leaders, and organizations in helping them to unpack and share their authentic story through books, film &amp; video, and art installations. Corey spearheaded the conversion of best-selling business books into comic books with authors like Tony Hsieh, Marshall Goldsmith, Chris Anderson, and Robert Cialdini. That effort landed him in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and in Wired, Inc., and Forbes magazines. RTC’s clients have included Microsoft, Workday, Magoosh, Zappos, and ADP. Gen Goerget is the Director of the RTC Storytelling Course, and a successful author in her own right. She is the coauthor of Gathering Around the Table with Earthkind CEO Kari Warberg Block, with a forthcoming book soon to be published with Ross Buhrdorf, the CEO &amp; Founder of ZenBusiness and the founding CTO for HomeAway. Gen’s own book, Solace: A Journal of Human Experience, was named 2020 Book of Year for the Ottawa FACES Magazine Awards. Gen’s writing and photography have been featured in The Good Mother Project, <a href="http://Oprah.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Oprah.com</a>, Simplify Magazine, Her View from Home, The Good Men Project, Real Leaders Magazine and Addicted2Success and she boasts her own online community of more than 35,000 followers. Connect with Corey &amp; Gen at: <ul><li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/coblake/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/coblake/</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/genevieve-georget/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/genevieve-georget/</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.roundtablecompanies.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.roundtablecompanies.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/CoreyBlake9000" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/CoreyBlake9000</a></li> <li><a href="https://gengeorget.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://gengeorget.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/gen_georget" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/gen_georget</a></li></ul>

Episode 176: Storytelling Your Way to Trust with Corey Blake & Gen Georget

Gen Georget grew up as an only child of a single mother learning that work was a means to an end. After earning her degree in communications, she’d taken a job at an ice cream shop on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. One day a young woman came into the shop and she recognized Gen from high school. She told her she was leaving her job with one of the members of Parliament and suggested that Gen apply for the role. Three months later, Gen was offered the job, although she claims that she landed it “by accident”. Ironically, her start date was September 10, 2001… the day before 9/11. The job was exciting, very political, and chaotic, requiring long hours. Three years in, Gen had to re-think her situation as her health was suffering. Fortunately, she found a job that was better aligned at the National Gallery. Gen was at the National Gallery for six years, during which she got married and had her first child. The maternity leave policies in Canada are generous, enabling Gen to explore her creative self while home with her first child. She left the National Gallery to be home with her children and to establish a photography business. She focused on many subjects, but in particular, began to shoot weddings. This led to her writing blog posts and stories about the couples. Gen wanted her business to be heart-centered and relational. She found that writing people’s stories created those important connections. Eventually, she added posts about herself, and her life as a mother. Then one day, everything changed… One of her posts went viral. She went to bed with 500 friends on Facebook and woke up to 750 messages. Within three days, she had 5,000 friends and 35,000 followers. It was out of control, but it opened up doors, including the opportunity to write for Oprah.com and her work as an executive editor at the Roundtable Companies, which is how I became connected to Gen. She was my amazing, devoted writing coach for a year while I wrote my book.  Gen has written two books:  (2016) and , (2019) which won the 2020 Book of the Year Award for Faces magazine. In this week’s  learn more about Gen’s  journey:  Gen is a full-time storyteller whose work as a writer, and photographer has been seen on Oprah.com, the Good Mother Project, Love in the Rockies, and Simplify magazine.  Learn more and connect with Gen here:

Gen Georget grew up as an only child of a single mother learning that work was a means to an end. After earning her degree in communications, she’d taken a job at an ice cream shop on Parliament Hill in Ottawa. One day a young woman came into the shop and she recognized Gen from high school. She told her she was leaving her job with one of the members of Parliament and suggested that Gen apply for the role. Three months later, Gen was offered the job, although she claims that she landed it “by accident”. Ironically, her start date was September 10, 2001… the day before 9/11. The job was exciting, very political, and chaotic, requiring long hours. Three years in, Gen had to re-think her situation as her health was suffering. Fortunately, she found a job that was better aligned at the National Gallery. Gen was at the National Gallery for six years, during which she got married and had her first child. The maternity leave policies in Canada are generous, enabling Gen to explore her creative self while home with her first child. She left the National Gallery to be home with her children and to establish a photography business. She focused on many subjects, but in particular, began to shoot weddings. This led to her writing blog posts and stories about the couples. Gen wanted her business to be heart-centered and relational. She found that writing people’s stories created those important connections. Eventually, she added posts about herself, and her life as a mother. Then one day, everything changed… One of her posts went viral. She went to bed with 500 friends on Facebook and woke up to 750 messages. Within three days, she had 5,000 friends and 35,000 followers. It was out of control, but it opened up doors, including the opportunity to write for <a href="http://Oprah.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Oprah.com</a> and her work as an executive editor at the Roundtable Companies, which is how I became connected to Gen. She was my amazing, devoted writing coach for a year while I wrote my book.  Gen has written two books: (2016) and , (2019) which won the 2020 Book of the Year Award for Faces magazine. In this week’s learn more about Gen’s  journey: Gen is a full-time storyteller whose work as a writer, and photographer has been seen on <a href="http://Oprah.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Oprah.com</a>, the Good Mother Project, Love in the Rockies, and Simplify magazine. Learn more and connect with Gen here:

134: Follow Your Energy - Gen Georget