
Too Much To Do Is Self-Inflicted
Chasing Your Tail Can Make You Dizzy The past several weeks have been crazy busy as we’ve been pushing to meet a project deadline. Getting

Chasing Your Tail Can Make You Dizzy The past several weeks have been crazy busy as we’ve been pushing to meet a project deadline. Getting

This is Especially True for Saving Money Over the last couple of weeks, we have discussed why it’s critical to save money to keep your

There’s a Tool for That Last week we discussed the importance of saving money— both individually and in business— and the high percentage of people

A “Rainy-Day Fund” Can Help Keep You Afloat Recently, I’ve had a couple of conversations about business finances and how, when done poorly, they can

So, How Should You Do It? It can be hard to go to ask a construction customer for a progress payment. Part of the problem

The Simple Thing We Did That Turned Our Finances Around Last week, I discussed the question: How Do We Know What to Do? This came

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