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#297 Home Remodeler & Project Manager Chris Meeken

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Modern Craftsman

Entrepreneurship, Education, Business, Self-improvement

4.81.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2024

⏱️ 120 minutes

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0:00.0

Today we got Chris Meekin on from Black Tie Group. I actually know Chris personally he's up in New Hampshire.

0:10.0

But, dude, today, I feel like today's topic was all about delayed gratification.

0:16.2

Like that's like that was what we the hot topic and what I've said hot topic twice now and every time I say it I think of the store.

0:25.0

Yes, because well, why not?

0:28.0

Because that was my era.

0:30.0

But we, you know, we talk about delayed gratification in a lot of different ways and the overall investment it takes to be great at something.

0:41.0

You know, Chris started, you you know his adulthood in the Marines and then went

0:46.7

off to find his way into a bunch of different professions including racing motorcross which is apparently cooler than riding a quad

0:56.0

but we'll leave that we'll leave that there and all the way to what is now a construction business that he runs and operates up in New Hampshire.

1:05.5

This podcast is also brought to you by Anderson Windows.

1:08.0

Anderson's goal is to craft something that lasts, something that stands a test of time and they've been crafting that legacy for 120 years,

1:16.0

making quality products for craftsmen and women like us and like our listeners.

1:20.0

So whatever it is you want to be known for, Anderson can help you achieve it.

1:24.0

You know, I've talked about my legacy and what I want to be known for in the grand scheme of this

1:30.7

and I continue to refine what that is and I just want to build cool stuff with cool people.

1:36.0

And right now that's Holmes and recently I realize that it might not always be Holmes, but for right now it will be.

1:43.6

The other part of that legacy is I want to be an advocate for our industry,

1:47.4

home builders, contractors, the blue collar person.

1:52.1

And I want to be an advocate by sharing my stories and conversations through this

1:57.8

podcast.

1:58.8

Yeah, I mean obviously for myself I, I can agree and that would be a testament that I would also support.

2:10.3

For myself, at the end of each project, I want to be able to turn something over that I'm proud of and that I understand is going to last and stand the test of time.

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