Construction Leader Podcast

Get tips for Remote Working from productivity expert Eric Herdman

In good times you should communication. In bad times you MUST

Learn about work/life balance and how to work with family from Kathy Wilmot, co-founder of Wilmot Modular

Whether you call it "selling," "leading," "influencing," or "getting things done through others," construction leaders are doing it all day -- every day.In this episode of Construction Leader Podcast, you'll learn three specific techniques to ensure you're getting the results you want as a construction leader.Learn what it means to focus on benefits -- not just featuresUse specific language to get others to focus on their benefitsTurn the conversation to "You" language, as opposed to "I" language, so that your message has more impactFocus on their values to get their buy-in quicker and more predictablyAs a construction leader, you can't afford not to be using these techniques -- starting now.

In this episode, leadership expert Eric Herdman explains decision fatigue and helps construction leaders navigate it.

It's not enough to be good at what you do. You have to be able to tell about it. But communication isn't as simple as talking, writing, or even listening. In this episode, consider five communication misconceptions -- and see if you're falling into these traps!Misconception #1: That others understand what you mean.Misconception #2: That talking is communicating.Misconception #3: That writing equals communication.Misconception #4: That listening is "not talking."Misconception #5: That others will ask questions when they need clarification.Every one of these misconceptions will cost time, money, and relationships on the job -- all things you can't afford.Take a listen, and be sure to subscribe for upcoming episodes.PS If you have ideas for interviews OR if you're interested in sponsoring the Construction Leader Podcast, be sure to visit us at ConstructionLeaderPodcast.com or email CLP@LaurieRichards.com

You want to be a leader in the construction field -- but your crew doesn't seem to want to follow you! In this episode of the Construction Leader Podcast, learn the three primary reasons they won't follow you -- and what you can do about it. You'll get specific techniques to assess yourself and take action to strengthen your position as a leader in construction -- whether you're working in an office position or in the field. Project managers, executives, supervisors, business development professionals -- anyone in the construction workforce can gain critical leadership skills from this episode.If you want to be a better leader in the construction industry, this episode is for you. Learn from Laurie Richards, a communication problem solver who works with construction companies across the nation to improve leadership skills and win new business.