Episode 92: An Electric Life - From Handy Journeyman to TedX Speaker
For decades, the American trades have had a regrettable stigma of dirty jobs meant for the uneducated. My guest, Joshua Page (https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshua-page-53b005b2/), President of JP Electric and Son, Inc. in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, is on...
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Show Notes
For decades, the American trades have had a regrettable stigma of dirty jobs meant for the uneducated.
My guest, Joshua Page, President of JP Electric and Son, Inc. in Fitchburg, Massachusetts, is on a mission to break down that barrier. Joshua wants to educate our youth and open their eyes to the real potential that awaits them in the trades.
Join us as we discuss:
- Joshua’s journey through the trades into electrical contracting
- How he became a speaking advocate for the trades
- Why the generational gap needs to be addressed
- Using childrens’ books to educate future generations
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- www.HusbandFatherEntrepreneur.com
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Josh's book, "What Does Your Daddy Do?" - available later this year.
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