The guy who used to throw his hard hat and yell at his crew is now teaching vulnerability.
And he's not the only one.
Coralee Beatty spent years leading teams without realizing the wall she was holding up with her people, and with herself. She thought leadership meant having the answers, keeping the front, never letting them see the cracks.
Then she learned: trust doesn't start with honesty.
It starts with vulnerability.
When a leader says "I don't know" or "that's on me" — something shifts. People stop hiding problems. They stop waiting until it's too late. They start showing up differently.
The construction industry is at a turning point. People are hungrier for something better than they've ever been.
This week on Learnings & Missteps, Coralee and Jesse get into what that looks like and why the leaders willing to go there are the ones who'll win.
Episode drops on Thursday.
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