Evans Chigounis Calls for a Redefinition of Success Built on Skills, Stability, and Service
New Jersey, US, 27th January 2026, ZEX PR WIRE, Evans Chigounis, a lifelong horticulture professional, craftsman, and community facilitator, is using the release of a recent interview on success to raise awareness around a growing issue: the widening gap between how success is portrayed and how it is actually built. Drawing from decades of hands-on work across horticulture, carpentry, graphic arts, and community music, Chigounis is advocating for a quieter, more durable definition of success rooted in skill, consistency, and usefulness.
“Success isn’t magic. It’s showing up regularly and doing the work,” Chigounis says. “I’ve never chased titles. I focused on being dependable and good at what I do.”
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