Charles Hendricks's guest appearances

Charles Hendricks

Hello Harrisonburg

The Young Architect Podcast

Brian Mininger

Beyond COVID-19

Nick Serfass

Ashley Bell

Chris Graham

Julia Jack

Michael Riscica

Bill Martin

John Cary

Illya Azaroff

Kary Oberbrunner

Jessica Hall

Todd Reding

Eric Reinholdt

Mark LePage

Mark Henson

Enoch Sears

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In today’s episode, architect Charles Hendricks discusses becoming an architect, overcoming difficulty, and serving your community. 

In today’s episode, architect Charles Hendricks discusses becoming an architect, overcoming difficulty, and serving your community.

120 - Serving Your Community with Charles Hendricks

Today's Guest is Charles Hendricks architect at 'The Gaines Group." "My name is Charles Hendricks and I am an architect, dad, and husband living in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. I design projects of all types and styles (residential, multi-family, office, commercial, industrial, new construction, renovation, modern, traditional, contemporary) for a variety of clients. There is no project too small or too large, if you value design, I am thrilled to help. In 2008, my firm was named “best green designers” by Virginia Sustainable Building Network through our work on sustainable, LEED Certified, EarthCraftCertified, and Energy Star projects in the residential, commercial, and industrial segments. We have been fortunate over the last 16 years, that I have been with the firm, to have clients that wanted to create buildings, businesses, and homes that are healthy, energy-efficient, and durable." Key Takeaways:     Work Ethic is Important.     It is best to put your family first, before your business. It will have a greater impact on your life in the long run.     Expand your business as others are contacting theirs.     Make lists. This helps you to maintain what needs to get done.     Building trust is the most important thing.     Social Networks are helpful for others to get to know you a little better and contact you in a variety of ways.     Designing and living in a way that doesn't deplete resources and abilities of future generations so that they can live that same way, with the same quality of life.   Tweetable Quotes [Tweet ""Work ethic is important." @thegainesgroup"] [Tweet ""Building trust is the most important thing." @thegainesgroup"] [Tweet ""Make lists. This helps you to maintain what needs to get done." @thegainesgroup"] Resources     The Simplified Life     Five Tools to Increase Income and Personal Productivity     Itunes Review from -  Bryan Orr     Itunes Review from - Jim Harshaw     "Serve God, Save the Planet: A Christian Call to Action" - Matthew Sleeth MD Harrisongurgarchitect.com      The Gaines Group Complete Show Notes with Clickable Links at www.brianmininger.com/sbr05 The post 05: Growing Inspite of Economic Challenges w/ Charles Hendricks appeared first on .

Today's Guest is Charles Hendricks architect at 'The Gaines Group." "My name is Charles Hendricks and I am an architect, dad, and husband living in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. I design projects of all types and styles (residential, multi-family, office, commercial, industrial, new construction, renovation, modern, traditional, contemporary) for a variety of clients. There is no project too small or too large, if you value design, I am thrilled to help. In 2008, my firm was named “best green designers” by Virginia Sustainable Building Network through our work on sustainable, LEED Certified, EarthCraftCertified, and Energy Star projects in the residential, commercial, and industrial segments. We have been fortunate over the last 16 years, that I have been with the firm, to have clients that wanted to create buildings, businesses, and homes that are healthy, energy-efficient, and durable." Key Takeaways: Work Ethic is Important. It is best to put your family first, before your business. It will have a greater impact on your life in the long run. Expand your business as others are contacting theirs. Make lists. This helps you to maintain what needs to get done. Building trust is the most important thing. Social Networks are helpful for others to get to know you a little better and contact you in a variety of ways. Designing and living in a way that doesn't deplete resources and abilities of future generations so that they can live that same way, with the same quality of life. Tweetable Quotes [Tweet ""Work ethic is important." @thegainesgroup"] [Tweet ""Building trust is the most important thing." @thegainesgroup"] [Tweet ""Make lists. This helps you to maintain what needs to get done." @thegainesgroup"] Resources The Simplified Life Five Tools to Increase Income and Personal Productivity Itunes Review from -  Bryan Orr Itunes Review from - Jim Harshaw "Serve God, Save the Planet: A Christian Call to Action" - Matthew Sleeth MD <a href="http://Harrisongurgarchitect.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Harrisongurgarchitect.com</a> The Gaines Group Complete Show Notes with Clickable Links at <a href="http://www.brianmininger.com/sbr05" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.brianmininger.com/sbr05</a> The post <a href="http://www.brianmininger.com/sbr05/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">05: Growing Inspite of Economic Challenges w/ Charles Hendricks</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.brianmininger.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"></a>.

05: Growing Inspite of Economic Challenges w/ Charles Hendricks