
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

It Comes Down to Our Priorities Last week we talked about how prioritizing is a big part of scheduling. It’s clear that this is a

The Question Is: How Do You Do That? The conversation at this week’s Builders Coffee focused on the difficulties of scheduling construction projects and then

Learning From Someone Else is a Better Plan For the past few weeks, we’ve talked over a cup of coffee about the struggles of owning

Now, Where Do We Go From Here? Grab a cup of coffee and let’s find out. Another week has passed since the last Builders Coffee.

Let’s Share Some Thoughts on This Over a Cup of Coffee It’s been a week since Gene, David, Larry, and Mike shared their struggles over

Let’s Talk About It Over a Cup of Coffee It’s been a few weeks since Gene finally got his IRS payments set up. Normally, he’d