Ever found yourself asking too many questions or giving too many answers? You're not alone. This Solo-cast episode dives deep into the delicate balance leaders must strike between inquiry and instruction. At the heart of this episode is the "coaching scale" - a powerful framework for understanding when to ask…
Decades ago, staying with one company for life was the norm, but today, it's okay to move on and explore where YOUR values match.
In this episode of the Learnings and Missteps podcast, host Jesse interviews Joshua McMahon, a visionary leader in the custom home building industry. Josh shares his insights on the importance of creating a clear vision for the future and making decisions aligned with that vision. Put Yourself First and still…
What happens when you create a vision so clear that every decision becomes obvious? Joshua McMahon, owner of McMahon Custom Homes, reveals how he transformed from laborer to business owner by focusing relentlessly on his three-year vision. The entrepreneurial journey is rarely a straight path. Joshua candidly shares how he…
Tenacity isn’t about grinding endlessly. It’s about being fueled by something bigger than yourself. If you’ve ever felt that fire, this one’s for you.
In high-trust teams, conflict is necessary. The goal isn’t to eliminate conflict, it’s to create an environment where it leads to better ideas, stronger collaboration, and real progress.
You’re not born with it fully formed. You learn it like a new language or an instrument. You study the notes, mess up the rhythm, try again. The trick? Daily application.
...seek it out! Take action and stay true to who you are. Your heart of service will lead the way.
Skilled trades aren’t just jobs. Greg Crumpton reminds us that real leadership in the trades means listening, showing up, and investing in people.
When you serve, share, and connect, miracles unfold.
What drives someone to rise from mechanical trades to vice president multiple times? For Pansy Romo of InTech Mechanical, the answer lies not in credentials or connections, but in authentic servant leadership and an unwavering commitment to valuing people. This conversation delves into Pansy's remarkable journey—one that began without a…
What drives someone to rise from mechanical trades to vice president multiple times? For Pansy Romo of InTech Mechanical, the answer lies not in credentials or connections, but in authentic servant leadership and an unwavering commitment to valuing people. Put Yourself First and still get all the things done 🕰️🗓️:…
Not every success story begins with a degree. Discover how Pansy Romo navigated cultural norms and thrived in an industry dominated by 'good old boys'. 💪
Early, honest conversations (awkward or not) save time, money, and rework. Real coaching starts with real talk.
Transforming the Construction Industry: Emotional Intelligence and Human Connection with Brent Darnell In this episode of the Learnings and Missteps podcast, host Jesse Hernandez interviews Brent Darnell, a pioneer in emotional intelligence within the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries. The conversation delves into how emotional intelligence and the focus…
Emotional intelligence pioneer Brent Darnell takes us through his remarkable 25-year journey transforming the construction industry's approach to people. With disarming honesty and profound insights, he reveals how human connection stands at the core of solving our industry's most pressing challenges—from mental health crises to workforce development struggles. "It goes…
Growth isn’t just about hustle. It’s about service. Whether you're running a business or mowing lawns, the real magic happens when you show up for others with care and consistency.
Having a “business brain” might not sound exciting, but it’s what keeps things running. Build smart. Lead strong.
