Breaking Big Things Down into Little Steps Over the past several months we’ve been talking about building a successful construction business. We’ve compared it to
Going Forward from Core Values Building a business is like building a construction project. You need to know what you want the end product to
Without Them You Just Wander The past several weeks we’ve been digging down in the dirt and discussing who you are. Who you are is
Getting Control of Your Busy Life For years I’ve used the example of a runaway train as a comparison to my busy, on-the-go, overscheduled, out-of-control
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