Great video. I’be been working as a site manager after being a builder for a number of years. Biggest learning point for me was, having those under me working at 100% even if it felt I wasn’t, as I was busy in the background with my toolbelt of organising things for the upcoming days and weeks. Just because I don’t have a toolbelt on does not make me productive. It makes me more productive if I’m able to keep others working effectively
Really appreciate you sharing your experience Some days I come home and watch your videos and it’s like my day playing out in front of me 😂 Been managing insurance related work for the last 10 months 40 make safe strip outs 12 reinstatements Dealing with all the anomalies has been challenging and rewarding Keep up the great work Cheers
Some good tips there mate. Best thing I ever learnt to do was starting to let go and delegate tasks. There’s so much on your plate running a building company so delegating and trusting your staff is key.
Great tips Josh, bring open to growth is key for sure, it seems that personality type has a lot to do with the ability to go out self employed or running a small business. Goal setting and proactive (not reactive) mindsets are key! I wrote a business purpose statement which I got out each time employing someone and helped me remember what I’m all about!
Hey Josh honestly love your content I have been watching you religiously for the past couple months. My name is Abdullah, I'm 20 years old and I really have fell in love with the construction industry, at this point in my life I am kind of stuck not knowing the most efficient way to get into the construction industry. my goal is to one day be in a position like yours but I am stuck between going to school and getting a 4 year bachelors in construction management or simply going straight to work learn the trades and slowly start to do my own work. I guess my question would be if you wanted to get to where you are now at my age how would you have done it and what steps would you have taken. Thank you very much and I really appreciate your content :)
Mate, I started my carpentry apprenticeship last year (mature age) and this year I was offered to simultaneously start my builders apprenticeship so I can finish both at the same time (cp 3yrs build 2yrs). Do you think is a good move? Would love to hear your opinion. Cheers
Im a sole trader roofer and I just want people to give me roofs to do so I can do it alone and go home. I think its a very small margin to work with to source work before I have to scale up but I dont want to
Great video. I’be been working as a site manager after being a builder for a number of years. Biggest learning point for me was, having those under me working at 100% even if it felt I wasn’t, as I was busy in the background with my toolbelt of organising things for the upcoming days and weeks. Just because I don’t have a toolbelt on does not make me productive. It makes me more productive if I’m able to keep others working effectively
It takes a while to switch to that mindset
Really appreciate you sharing your experience
Some days I come home and watch your videos and it’s like my day playing out in front of me 😂
Been managing insurance related work for the last 10 months
40 make safe strip outs
12 reinstatements
Dealing with all the anomalies has been challenging and rewarding
Keep up the great work
Cheers
Some good tips there mate. Best thing I ever learnt to do was starting to let go and delegate tasks. There’s so much on your plate running a building company so delegating and trusting your staff is key.
Great tips Josh, bring open to growth is key for sure, it seems that personality type has a lot to do with the ability to go out self employed or running a small business. Goal setting and proactive (not reactive) mindsets are key! I wrote a business purpose statement which I got out each time employing someone and helped me remember what I’m all about!
Great and sound advice. Nice to hear your journey and counsel.
Hey Josh honestly love your content I have been watching you religiously for the past couple months. My name is Abdullah, I'm 20 years old and I really have fell in love with the construction industry, at this point in my life I am kind of stuck not knowing the most efficient way to get into the construction industry. my goal is to one day be in a position like yours but I am stuck between going to school and getting a 4 year bachelors in construction management or simply going straight to work learn the trades and slowly start to do my own work. I guess my question would be if you wanted to get to where you are now at my age how would you have done it and what steps would you have taken. Thank you very much and I really appreciate your content :)
Appreciate your videos! Could I ask what the title of the book was that you showed in the video? Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪
Awesome Video, great info
Glad it was helpful!
Mate,
I started my carpentry apprenticeship last year (mature age) and this year I was offered to simultaneously start my builders apprenticeship so I can finish both at the same time (cp 3yrs build 2yrs). Do you think is a good move? Would love to hear your opinion.
Cheers
Im a sole trader roofer and I just want people to give me roofs to do so I can do it alone and go home. I think its a very small margin to work with to source work before I have to scale up but I dont want to
Who doesn’t set the radio up first !?’!?!!
first thing to come out of the truck 💯