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The New Construction Leader Podcast is dedicated to giving you the strategies to help you develop yourself so you can advance in your career, secure your position, maximize your income, and have an awesome life. Each week we will sit down with a construction industry leader, author, speaker, or expert to hear their experience and find out their thoughts on mentorship, leadership, training, personal development, career, and how all these things tie together to create the best possible outcome.
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Bryan Orr is the host of The WOW Small Business Podcast and the Owner of Kalos Services. Bryan gives us some insight on starting a business, having a successful team, and how one man can survive 9 kids.
Amber has worked in many different roles in her construction career. She has experienced rapid growth through mentors, training, and walking through fear. Amber shares some powerful personal stories that will help inspire you to take some action in your own career.
Naiana got her start when she was 22 landing a career in leadership development where she trained such corporations as Coca Cola on how to build high performance teams. Since then she has trained thousands of people to expand their comfort zones and become better leaders. Today she is the Chief Bar aiser at Raise the Bar which helps ambitious high performers get out of their comfort zones and Raise the Bar in their personal and professional lives.
Luke DePron is a fitness, kinesiology, and human mechanics expert. In this conversation Luke breaks down fitness, nutrition, and gives us some step by step workouts we can use to see significant results without spending our lives in the gym. This conversation is full of great information and actionable content.
Today we talk with Corey Munoz, Project Executive at Cupertino Electric. Corey shares with us how he went from Apprentice to Project Manager, tips for running an effective project, and the importance of knowing exactly where you want to go in you career.
Tony and Alisa Dilorenzo stop by to share with us how marriage and relationships tie into personal and professional development. They also give some tips and strategies for building a happy marriage and relationship. Check them out at OneExtraordinarymarriage.com
Today we are talking with Steve Bowers of Global Safety Management. Steve and I talk about safety and how this makes you a more professional leader
Steve gives some key action items for outstanding leadership that will help motivate your crew
And 3 strategies steve implemented that brought down injury rate on his jobs by 50% with a 27% improved productivity.
Today we are welcoming back our first repeat guest. This guy was originally on the show as The President of Business Development for Hewitt Young Electric. Today we are talking to him as founder of Successful Foreman. Successful foreman has gone from inspirational posts on social media, to one on one coaching, a webinar style course, to a mastermind to help propel those striving to move forward in the construction industry to achieving big things. He is adding a ton of value to individuals who follow him and moving construction as a whole in a positive direction. Welcome back Cody Hewitt.
Visit Newconstructionleader.com/SuccefulForeman for 10% off their coaching services.
Mindset is so important to your personal and professional growth. In this episode we talk about what a positive mindset can do for you, some of the benefits you can achieve with a simple change in mindset. Also my number one resource for setting yourself up with the killer mindset.
Today I talk about personal planning and how it has been a game changer in my life. Listen in as I describe how personal planning has helped boost my confidence, improve my relationships, and be intentional with my finances.
Marc Morgan is a Project Executive with South Bay Construction. He shares his story of transitioning from field to office after an injury at 35 years old. We learn how Marc went back to school to become a project manager and the challenges he faced while doing so.
Career development starts with developing your daily habits. Tom Corley of RichHabits.net share with us what separates the "haves" from the "have nots." If you are looking for some change in your life The rich Habits is a great place to start. Listen in as Tom breaks down The Rich Habits and some action items to get you started
This is the 2nd part of the conversation with world renowned electrical expert Mike Holt. Mike shares some tips with us about how to become an expert in your field and some key areas in your life that can cause stress if neglected. Also Mike gives us some habits that he attributes to his success along with some great resources and book recommendations.
Mike Holt is a world renowned in the electrical industry. Mike holds the title of electrician, master electrician, contractor, code expert, educator, author, trainer, software developer, MBA, father, and husband. He shares some of the struggles he had to overcome on his journey to success, how to get more from doing less, The importance of planning you day to achieve your goals and lots more. This is the 1st of a 2 part episode.
Chris entered the electrical construction trade in 2001 at the age of 18. He has held positions such as summer helper, apprentice, journeyman, foreman, detailer, lead detailer, to where he is today as the BIM manager at Cupertino Electric. Chris did something a little different with his career when he decided to learn Auto CAD which is the industries standard program for drafting. Chris taught himself this program and has made great progress in his career.
Cody Hewitt, President of Business Development at Hewitt Young Electric Shares with us his journey into personal development, how investing in yourself can pay off, along with some of his own success habits and productivity tips. Cody also gives us some step by step actions steps to start bringing your life to the the next level.
Erik Beckman shows us what it looks like to have a successful construction career and focus on a successful family life while still having time to work on his own goals as an endurance athlete.
Kris Cambra is a traveling General Foreman for Cupertino Electric. He has held every role imaginable in the electrical construction industry. Kris gives us some insights about how to treat your team members, some resources about how he learned some of his most valuable leadership skills and gives us some examples of how important it is to put new strategies into practice.
Hal Elrod's book The Miracle Morning is a huge success. He has change the mindset and lives of the so called night owl to early risers. Hal talks about his story of debt, depression, doubt and how he turned that all around by implementing a morning routine into his life. Hal has an inspiring story and some great tips to make a change in your life. This is perfect for the construction industy and shoring yourself up to make some large srtides towards where you want to be in your life and career.
Bob Tedrick has worked for various different contractors in many different roles. He has been a carpenter, foreman, superintendent, general superintendent, operations manager, senior estimator, and in 2008 opened his own construction business, Bob Tedrick Construction. His business is a general construction company and at the time of the interview employing over 35 men and an annual revenue of 5.6 million. Bob is an avid outdoorsmen. He enjoys hunting and fishing. Finally, and most important, he is a father and husband.
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