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
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
And We Never Stop Learning as Long as We’re Alive In this week’s sermon, Pastor Lisa used algebra as an example of learning. Really, algebra…
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
Working on the Business is Not The Same as Working In It Even after being in business for more than forty years and all that
And You Never Know Where Those Connections Will Come From The first couple of years as a self-employed construction contractor were a lot different than
The Bottom of the Rut is Gone It’s been a tough few weeks. With the truck transmission needing to be replaced and the customer shorting
Or You Can Just Keep Doing What You’ve Been Doing The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again expecting different
Pretty Deep When the Bottom is Mud It’s been a few months since Tony pulled his stunt leaving Gene high and dry without any notice.
This Seems Especially True for Construction Change is the biggest issue that the construction industry faces. Why are people in construction so bullheaded? They are