#147 Inside Japan’s Beverage Culture with Christopher Pellegrini

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Intuitively Rich

Ani Rich

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An Intuitive Approach to life. A Deep Dive into Self-Development. "Intuitively Rich" is a journey into self-discovery, transformation, and living authentically. Join Ani Rich as she dives into raw, insightful conversations on self-help, mindset shifts, and breaking free from life's conditioning. Perfect for those ready to reconnect with themselves and explore a richer, more intuitive way of living. -Much Love Ani Rich

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#147 Inside Japan’s Beverage Culture with Christopher Pellegrini

Intuitively Rich

32 minutes 55 seconds

11 months ago

#147 Inside Japan’s Beverage Culture with Christopher Pellegrini

Summary

In this conversation, Christopher Pellegrini shares his unique journey from high school brewing in the U.S. to becoming a prominent figure in the Japanese spirits industry. He discusses the challenges of navigating business in Japan, the importance of setting boundaries to avoid burnout, and the positive aspects of alcohol in fostering community. Christopher emphasizes the significance of meaningful relationships, or 'keepers', in personal and professional life, and reflects on the balance required when living and working across different time zones.

Takeaways

* Christopher's journey into brewing began in high school with a history project.

* He became the youngest brewer in America through a series of fortunate events.

* Living abroad has always been a part of Christopher's identity.

* Starting a business in Japan presented unique challenges, especially with cultural differences.

* Building trust is crucial in the Japanese business landscape.

* Christopher struggles with setting boundaries and managing burnout.

* Empathy can lead to emotional exhaustion if not managed properly.

* Alcohol can foster community and celebration when consumed in moderation.

* Shochu is a significant part of Japanese culture, often overshadowed by sake.

* Finding 'keepers' in life can enhance personal growth and fulfillment.

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