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Show Notes
In this podcast we cover:
- Why waste and variation are detrimental.
- What we can learn from old school Supers.
- What advice would I give myself when I was 28?
What if the biggest lessons in construction leadership aren't about schedules or systems—but about people?
In this episode, I answer three powerful listener questions that go straight to the heart of what makes a great superintendent.
We'll explore how to get ahead of waste and variation in preconstruction, what old-school supers did right (and what we must leave behind), and the number one piece of advice I'd give my 28-year-old self. Spoiler: it's not about pushing harder or working longer hours.
This conversation will challenge how you think about leadership, planning, and respect on the jobsite. Whether you're a young super finding your footing or a seasoned builder rethinking your approach, you'll walk away with perspective-shifting insights.
It's not just about building projects—it's about building people.
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