Allowing for Creativity
Books That Build
Consequences of Poor Craftsmanship
Selling Trump's Bathrobe
Trades in Entertainment
Spending Quality Time
Modern VS Past Building Science
Are We Really Building Healthy Homes?
Teaching Your Kids Your Passion
Tyler's Vasectomy Experience
Colleagues Not Competitors
Integrity is True Craftsmanship
Make It Look Like a Robot Did It
Confront a Problem with a Ready Solution
The Price is Not Always the Price
When the Job Doesn't Go To Plan
6 Year Old Contractor
Start A Business or Take It Over
Our Job Hits A Roadblock
Uncovering Past Building Mistakes
Personal connection over monetary value.
Breaking stereotypes in the trades.
Rethinking our currect construction model.
The importance of a good team as entrepreneurs.
Tyler breaks up with his old miter saw.
Thinking through offsite construction.
Power of saying NO in the construction industry
Drawing boundaries for work on the weekend.
Cost plus contracts from the Architect perspective
Understanding the true cost to build a custom home
Shea & Syd McGee share their secret to success
Every custom home is a prototype
I got 99 problems and money ain't one of them
What do you look for in a build?
The practicality of using DEW Point in construction
Building science exists on a spectrum
Caring about the final product
Architect Steve Baczek shares how to Build your way to success
Heart of Oak working with borrowed money.
Builders are artists.
Looking at bricks as pixels.
More money in door knobs than HVAC system.
CEOs respect the process
Systemizing a custom shop.
How to assemble a hard hat: behind the video.
Normalizing mental health challenges.
Beating the s*** out of each other.
Automation vs craftsmanship.
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