Sep 16, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
After 17 years in IT, Zenji Tancinco has the money, the house, the car, and every box the traditional recipe for success says to check. Yet something is still missing. In this episode of Living Your…
Jay SlangenHostGet some zeros in your bank account, get a nice house, get a car, and, um, you know, those things are, are...
I don't think anybody would complain about those things, but those things themselves, at least for me and I think most people, don't fundamentally or inherently provide happiness.

Zenji Tenchinko is an inspiring coach, consultant, and the founder of Energy Aveo.

Drawing from his passion for personal growth and human connection, he helps others embrace positive transformation and bring greater energy, joy, and purpose into their lives.
The reason I picked that name is, uh, working with others definitely in- like inspires and energizes me.
I know the work that I'm doing is important and valuable, but at the same time, like didn't wanna scare people off with a high price tag.
At the end of the day, you know, if part of my goal or my passion or what I'm here to do is to, you know, help other people, how is me charging a service that they got no value out of helping them, right?
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Get some zeros in your bank account, get a nice house, get a car, and, um, you know, those things are, are...
I don't think anybody would complain about those things, but those things themselves, at least for me and I think most people, don't fundamentally or inherently provide happiness.

Zenji Tenchinko is an inspiring coach, consultant, and the founder of Energy Aveo.

Drawing from his passion for personal growth and human connection, he helps others embrace positive transformation and bring greater energy, joy, and purpose into their lives.
The reason I picked that name is, uh, working with others definitely in- like inspires and energizes me.
I know the work that I'm doing is important and valuable, but at the same time, like didn't wanna scare people off with a high price tag.
At the end of the day, you know, if part of my goal or my passion or what I'm here to do is to, you know, help other people, how is me charging a service that they got no value out of helping them, right?