
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

Trying to Help Everyone Can Make It Hard to Help Anyone Trying to do too much is something I’ve struggled with for most of my

But They Can Also Be Roadblocks A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how building a business is like getting a new smartphone. Well …

This Is One of the Hardest Things to Do Over the past few weeks, we’ve discussed how life is a series of choices and how

But the Time and Effort Are Worth It in the Long Run For the past several weeks, we’ve been discussing how bullheaded contractors can be

The Biggest Fire May Not Be the Most Important Two weeks ago, we discussed how hardheaded and stubborn people in the construction business can be.

It’s Like Playing a Never-Ending Game of “Would You Rather?” Most everyone is familiar with the game “Would You Rather?” It’s a game where players are