How Can You Change the Odds in Your Favor? According to the US Department of Commerce, 96% of construction companies fail within the first 10
A Plan is Only Good if You Use it The past couple of weeks we’ve discussed how important the Production Tracker tool is and how
Trust Me, It Doesn’t Take Any Magic Last week we talked about what the Production Tracker is and what makes it an important tool to
Because it Helps Keep Your Business Balanced Recently we discussed the importance of keeping your construction business from getting out of balance. Achieving a balanced
You Have the Power of Choice There’s a saying, “A rut is a grave with both ends kicked out.” Too often we get in a
That Was Never My Plan Most people in construction would not consider themselves entrepreneurs. They see themselves as self-employed. There’s not a huge difference between
Having Money Is More Than a Roll of the Dice Over the past three weeks, I’ve shared how Gene struggled with money problems in his
It’s Also About Saving It The past couple of weeks, we’ve been talking about money problems as they relate to self-employed businesses. The struggles like
The Money Rut Is Getting Deeper Last week, we learned the importance of having money set aside when planned income doesn’t work out. Gene’s story
If You Own a Construction Business, I Bet You Have Irregular income is one of the biggest struggles for self-employed construction business owners. Add in
Organization Is the Key to Success How you define success is an important place to start. Too often, success is defined by what the world
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