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Work Sucks, But I Like It
**Work can suck—**and this podcast dives into the elephant in the room: the daily grind. From toxic workplaces to those rare moments where we actually feel like we’ve earned our paycheck, we explore how people navigate the chaos of modern work-life balance. Honest, relatable, and sometimes a little cathartic, this show is all about what it really takes to survive (and maybe even thrive) in today’s working world. Tony is a Quality Manager in the aerospace industry and a columnist writer for Thermal Processing Magazine. He is currently pursuing his PhD in I/O Psychology and is the author of "The Impression of a Good Life: Finding Your Song and Dance" and "Don't Let Life Pass You By: Win the Game of Work and Play".
Work Sucks, But I Like It
E11: From Engineering to Landscaping: Earth's Echo
In this episode, Anthony Tenaglier interviews his brother Chris T, the founder of Earth's Echo, about the challenges and rewards of balancing work and life as a small business owner. Chris shares his journey from environmental engineering to landscaping, the importance of communication in business, and how technology impacts his work. They discuss the philosophy behind Earth's Echo, the future aspirations for the business, and the emotional weight of responsibility that comes with entrepreneurship. The conversation emphasizes the significance of personal growth, family, and finding joy in the work that can often feel overwhelming.
"I want to get back to placing stone"
Takeaways
- Chris transitioned from environmental engineering to landscaping.
- Work-life balance is an ongoing process for Chris.
- Time management is crucial for balancing work and family.
- Communication is a significant challenge in business.
- Technology plays a vital role in modern business operations.
- Earth's Echo represents a philosophy beyond just business.
- Chris aims to improve his quality of life while growing his business.
- The weight of responsibility can be overwhelming for small business owners.
- Success metrics can change over time and are subjective.
- Finding joy in work is essential, even when it feels challenging.
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