
Riding on a Runaway Train
Getting Control of Your Busy Life For years I’ve used the example of a runaway train as a comparison to my busy, on-the-go, overscheduled, out-of-control

Getting Control of Your Busy Life For years I’ve used the example of a runaway train as a comparison to my busy, on-the-go, overscheduled, out-of-control

How Can I Do This? As it seems to happen fairly regularly, the business mastermind that I’m a part of discussed accountability. This topic came

What Does This Mean for the Construction Industry? As part of my morning routine, I listen to Albert Mohler’s podcast: The Briefing. This past Friday’s

Doing the Things Only I Can Do Over the past several weeks we’ve talked about having too much to do and not enough time to

The Difference of Labor and Work Labor Day is one of my three favorite holidays each year. Christmas being my favorite. (This is no big

They are the Foundation of Your Business I was having a discussion with a sub-contractor. They were venting their frustrations with a general contractor they

Don’t Run Your Business Like a Runaway Train This week is the final post in a series about the busy lives of people in the

How Do You Know If It’s Right? We’ve been discussing how overwhelming our busy lives can be. Knowing who you are gives you clarity and direction, while breaking big things down into smaller pieces helps you regain a sense of control. There are so

Breaking Big Things Down into Smaller Pieces Running a business can be a daunting task. There are so many things pulling us in so many

Who Am I? Last week, we discussed how being too busy is a choice that we have control over. We all have long to-do lists and feel pulled in

This Means You Have Control This past week, the topic of being “too busy” came up several times with different people, in a variety of

But It’s Worth the Hard Work If you own or operate a small business, you know how hard it can be. There’s a limited amount