Chris Parker is the Owner of CITY Construction, LLC, a Nashville-based general contracting company specializing in commercial construction projects ranging from restaurant build-outs to large-scale renovations. Under Chris’ leadership, CITY Construction has delivered high-profile projects such as the food court renovations at Bridgestone Arena, while maintaining a reputation for tackling challenging and creative builds that require innovative problem-solving. With nearly 30 years of industry experience, Chris is known for his hands-on approach, deep relationships with subcontractors, and his passion for leaving a lasting mark on the city.

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Some entrepreneurs hit a point where the business they once loved begins to feel like a burden. Long hours, constant stress, and the lack of meaningful connections can leave them drained and questioning their path forward. What does it take to reignite your passion for the work and rebuild a business that aligns with your values?

Chris Parker, a seasoned construction professional, shares how joining a peer support community helped him reset during a period of burnout. Through structured, confidential forums, Chris found a safe space to speak openly, gain perspective, and feel less alone in his challenges. He underscores the importance of letting go of tasks that don’t align with your strengths, reconnecting with taking pride in your work, and surrounding yourself with people who both challenge and support you. By reflecting on his values and future goals, Chris found renewed purpose and motivation to grow in a way that would be sustainable.

In this episode of The Decision, Robert Hartline interviews Chris Parker, Owner of CITY Construction, LLC, about rediscovering passion and direction as an entrepreneur. Chris explains how EO forums helped him reconnect with his mission, navigate a stressful business year, and embrace vulnerability as a strength. He also shares insights on growing a small team, handling complex projects, and planning for a future with improved balance.