How Would You Like to Take Control of Your Business?
It Means Getting Past the Intangibles Construction companies regularly find themselves stuck in the rut of doing the same thing over and over hoping for
It Means Getting Past the Intangibles Construction companies regularly find themselves stuck in the rut of doing the same thing over and over hoping for
Deciding What Your Big Rocks Are Self-employed people, especially those in construction, struggle trying to keep up with all the things there are to do.
Now What Are You Going to Do About It? If you had known how hard it was going to be to own and operate your
It’s Important to Know This Because Your Money Can Move with It It’s that time of the year again; temperatures on the thermometer are creeping
Time to Protect Your Biggest Investment As I was looking at the calendar, I noticed we’re already well into March and rapidly approaching spring. This
It’s Like Shopping for the Perfect Christmas Gift Last week we talked about how a construction project should have the same sense of excitement as
Now What Am I Going to Do About It? This past Sunday the men of the church led worship. Jim Miller gave us a great
Even If It Is Halloween As I write this, tomorrow is Halloween. There are a lot of scary decorations in yards and on houses as
We Take Gifts for Granted We are surrounded by blessings. We can get so used to them as a part of life that we forget
If you’re like most small to medium sized construction companies, you learned a specific craft that you liked doing. At some point you decided to start your own business. The problem is that you knew the trade, not how operate a business. I know because I was one of you when I started out.
Or maybe you’re a construction customer and have no idea what to expect when doing a construction project. How the construction process should work, what a construction proposal should include, what you should expect from a contractor or what different construction terms mean. I know because I’ve helped people like you.
My degree from the “school of hard knocks” and forty plus years of construction experience can help you find solutions for building your dream business, construction project and life.