
The Cost of Change Can Be More Than Time and Money
It Can Be Reputation and Loyalty, and To Me These Are More Important Change happens for all kinds of reasons, some needed, some not. Some

It Can Be Reputation and Loyalty, and To Me These Are More Important Change happens for all kinds of reasons, some needed, some not. Some

There’s So Much More to This Building Thing Than Just Construction I regularly go back through my life plans, especially at this time of the

How Do We Know What to Give Without A List? Last week I wrote about the coming new year and our excitement about the possibilities

Asking Questions and Finding Answers to Help You Schedule Better Things taking longer than we expect them to. This is a topic of

Focusing on One Shovel Full of the Mountain at A Time With my years of construction experience, I tend to view things from a building

How to Create Realistic Expectations for Customers – Part 2 Last week we discussed the importance of communication to creating realistic expectations for customers.

I Think a Production Coordinator Is a Good Next Step I’ve written multiple times about the need to delegate and how much I struggle with

Try To Minimize the Hot Fires I’ve been really busy over the past several weeks with holidays, getting the Planning Journal for Builders published, and

I Know, This Sounds a Little Backward Planning backward makes sense to me, but then again, I’ve been doing this for a while. I like

Being Aware of This Is Important I got a text this morning regarding a little thing that caused some big changes. Our township’s old road

Find the Balance of Planning and Doing I’m an overthinker. I can spend a lot of time thinking through things before taking action. This isn’t

It Helps Cut Down on the Dizzy Last week we discussed how being too busy is often self-inflicted, and how we usually have more control