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Contractor Tip of the Month: Pricing Work – Get it Right or Don’t Take the Job

I recently encountered a contractor whom I estimate had to do $4 million worth of work to recover from a $160,000 pricing mistake. Ouch! That may sound impossible, but numbers do not lie. Stick with me, and I will show you how this businessman spent a great deal of time working for “the going price” …

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Contractor Tip of the Month: Cause and Effect of Business Results

“Everything affects everything.” At first, that may sound like something Yogi Berra would have said. But these were actually wise words I heard from a contractor friend. I was explaining to him how some of our companies prospered in 2022, while others performed poorly. That is when he told me “Everything affects everything.” The plans …

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Contractor Tip of the Month: Failure and Success Happen in the Same Space – the Distance Between Our Ears

Golf legend Bobby Jones once said, “Golf is played on a 5-inch course – the distance between your ears,” and, “Golf is the closest game to the game of life.” You could say the same thing about business. My son Nathan is a fantastic golfer when he can keep his proper mindset. But all it …

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Contractor Tip of the Month

Get Your Team on the Same Page to Increase Productivity as Much as 70%! Have you ever had two people on your team who can’t get along? Maybe they have different personalities. Or different visions. Or maybe they just refuse to work together as a part of the team. Whatever the case, as hard as …

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Damian Lang

September 2016: Contractor Tip of the Month

As a team leader, you deliver the same direction over and over again. You explain, you demonstrate, you feel like you’re grinding it in. Then, just when you think your team finally gets it, they take two steps back!

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