Doug Mitchell is a business consultant, podcast host, speaker, and sales program builder. He recently departed from his previous company and started a new venture that leans into his gifts, which is building strong team members and programs to make companies more effective and efficient. After generating $35 Million in revenue over 14 years in his previous company, Doug chose to walk away and start this new venture on his own. So much stress and unhappiness built inside of him that he decided to take his passion for sales, recruiting, training, system and various strategies to other business owners that need them through 1-on-1 coaching and consulting. Connect with Doug! Doug's podcast "Building Great Sales Teams" Doug's Instagram   BUY ONE TICKET GET ONE FREE IS STILL VALID FOR YOU GUYS THAT HAVE BEEN SUPPORTING THE SHOW!! ConstructionRoyaltyLIVE.com  

I get it, you value the opinion of your people when you do things. You want to make them proud and you want to make sure you're doing the right things for them. Sometimes the right thing for them is a long term play that only you can see visualy so you'll get hate and criticism for it. You must draw a fine line where you don't give a fuck what people think about what you do, that's if you truly belive in your mission.  The game is difficult on it's own but adding to it other people's opinion of what you're trying to do makes it much more difficult. Most of the closest people to you with talk shit to you or try to unmotivate you to start and build this business that you have a vision for. The people you think that will support you will probably be the last ones to support you and other people you'll meet along the journey that are strangers wil be the first ones to get in line to support you. This isn't always the case though.     Don't regret not attending our 1-Day Bootcamp on November 3rd in Austin, Tx. BUY ONE TICKET GET ONE FREE IS STILL VALID FOR YOU GUYS THAT HAVE BEEN SUPPORTING THE SHOW!! ConstructionRoyaltyLive.com  

A little throwback to one of my favorite episodes of Construction Royalty. It's one of my favorite because personal development is something that overlooked and that rarely anyone takes serious. It's also the most important part of the trades. Enjoy!   Personal Development in the trades is one of the most underrated things in the industry. 95% of the peoplein the construction industry don't focus on this and we believe it's a huge issue that needs to be addressed. The reason we believe this is because working inside of the construction industry is one of the toughest and most difficult jobs you can have that will drain your body physically over time. If you don't take of your mental and physical health, then the job will become more difficult over time. I grew up in the indutry since I was 10 years old and I've seen this play out in the long run for many people and it isn't pretty. Personal devolopment includes: reading books, daily stretching, lifting weights, meditation, journaling, drinking plenty of water daily, limiting alcohol and smoking and whatever else you think will help you not just out in the field but in life in general. Listen to get other ideas on improving your life!   RSVP to our one-day bootcamp on November 3rd in Austin, Tx. Special limited offer, 2 tickets for the price of one for $297! ConstructionRoyalty.Live

Chase Forry is a Superintendent for Messer Design + Construction, an industry leader in luxury design and construction for residential homes in Austin, Tx. He went to Penn college for Construction for 2 years before he dove into business as a Superintendent for Messer Design + Construction.  Chase joined the Navy straight after high school for 5 1/2 years and graduated as a Corpsman. He then went to college for Premarketing before going to Penn college for the construction program that set him up with the knowledge and skill needed to be successful on the field today.   Follow Chase! Instagram   Reserve a spot to one of our events below! ConstructionRoyalty.com Instagram

Zach Harris is the owner of Hart Stone Studio & Design, a turn-key fabrication studio for countertops, stone, tile, granite, etc, here in Austin, Tx. Zach has been in the stone industry for 13 years, with 11 of those being in Austin. Being raised around craftsmen, Zach had an eye for design and artistic creations. Hart Stone Studio was born in 2020, in the middle of a hectic economy, and is now an exploding business growing by the day. Working with dozens of contractors, Hart Stone Studio takes pride in providing contractors and clients with the most aesthetic-looking countertops in the city!   Follow Zach! Hart Stone Studio & Design Instagram Reserve a spot to one of our events below! ConstructioRoyalty.com Instagram

Bryce Brindle is the Co-Owner of BLD Construction alongside his wife and life partner. Bryce has worked on all kinds of projects as a Superintendent working at some University of Texas renovations to commercial retail spaces to residential projects. He recently started BLD Construction and is now taking full size residential and commercial projects. BLD Construction LLC is a family construction company with a combined experience of 20 years in design and construction.   Follow Bryce! Bryce Brindle Instagram BLD Construction Instagram     Reserve a spot to one of our events below! ConstructionRoyalty.com Instagram

Renovations is one of the most confusing projects to work on, but it's also one of the most rewarding when the finished product is complete. When you first start a renovation, everything seems pretty straight forward until you tear down the walls and look inside and see all the shit other constractors made in the past! In this episode we talk about the struggles we've come accross on some of our projects, what we do when we have unforseen issue pop-up the day of the project, how to minimize unforseen issues, and much more!   Ready to reach your highest potential in life and business? Reserve a spot to one of our events below! ConstructionRoyalty.com Instagram

I believe there's a correct and incorrect way to build connections in the industry. There's also small and big events all around town and it's difficult to figure out which of these events would be most beneficial. I've been to events of all sizes with people from various different industries and I've seen my fair share of the differences. I really like the small intimate events because you can get more personal to everyone. Whether these are $20 10-person events hosted by a small level entrepreneur or a $20,000 10-person event hosted by one of the biggest names in the industry, the smaller the event the better the connections you can make.   Connect with us! Website Instagram

With the rise in AI and all kinds of new technology, what does the future of construction look like? When AI first came into light, most people out in the world though that hard labor blue collar jobs would be the first type of jobs getting replaced by robots. That isn't the case now though! It's being shown that the first types of jobs getting replaced by robots are minimum wage jobs along with office jobs. Blue collar jobs will be the last one to get replaced by technology because every job every single way is different than the previous day. It takes critical thinking and skill to master blue collar jobs. As the future gets closer and technology rises, blue collar jobs will become more and more valuable overtime.   Connect with us! Website Instagram

I'm sure you've heard the saying "Knowledge is power!" but that couldn't be further from the truth. The fact is that knowledge is only potential power. Knowledge is useless if all you do is gain the information and don't do anything with it. Knowledge becomes power when you actually put that into play and take action. In this episode we share our thoughts on the fact that Knowledge is only potential power.   Connect with us!   Website Instagram