Don't Let Mondays Kill Your Company | How We Do It

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  • Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
  • How your contracting business deals with Mondays is CRITICAL to how the rest of the week will go. This is what we do on Mondays to make sure we're ready to kill it the rest of the week!

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  • @NoahDevine91
    @NoahDevine91 Год назад

    Glad to see the team is growing and holding everyone accountable to succeed and grow love the Monday meetings wooooo

  • @rogerbettencourt9654
    @rogerbettencourt9654 Год назад

    Great plan, and the meetings will improve, with everything else, the more you push forward in the right direction. 👍👍

  • @stich1960
    @stich1960 Год назад

    So if you need ideas I used to work for some guys where we did meetings like yours in the morning and occasional ones in the afternoon. Afternoon was about breaking down the day usually with everyone doing two roses and a thorn and maybe a recap from the crew leads. It's not a bad way to do things

  • @thomascrane747
    @thomascrane747 Год назад

    Always good content. Get back to weekly updates! 🙏🏻👊🏻🎯

    • @SuccessfulContractor
      @SuccessfulContractor  Год назад

      We are focused on quality over quantity and that is stretching the team. Maybe in the future we can get back to weekly or do a live Q&A every other week.

    • @NoahDevine91
      @NoahDevine91 Год назад

      That would be awesome to do a q and a
      The videos are great 👍

  • @justinkent5843
    @justinkent5843 Год назад

    Awesome .

  • @arielsima6650
    @arielsima6650 Год назад

    Also #7 ✅ cross your trailer chains.

    • @SuccessfulContractor
      @SuccessfulContractor  Год назад

      At the risk of sounding stupid, why?

    • @behlfencellc1229
      @behlfencellc1229 Год назад

      @@SuccessfulContractor I believe the theory is if the trailer becomes disconnected the hitch will hit the chains and not the ground and therefore eliminate damage to the hitch.

    • @whdfshawn
      @whdfshawn 11 месяцев назад

      @@SuccessfulContractor there are two reasons;
      1. If it becomes unhitched the trailer won't sway back and forth as much.
      2. When the hitch drops down it basically lays in your chain cradle which will prevent the hitch from digging in and causing a rather abrupt stop.
      I'm late to the party but I've been going through your videos, keep up the great content!