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Andrew Deeter, the mastermind behind Deeter Construction, joins us to unravel the profound impact that relationships can have on the construction industry. From his beginnings working with his father-in-law to launching his own company in 2010, Andrew shares how he navigated unexpected roles and challenges. The episode is packed with insights into the crucial role that mental health plays in entrepreneurship, providing valuable lessons for aspiring business owners in the blue-collar trades to help them sidestep common pitfalls.
Discover the gritty realities of the commercial construction industry, where brand recognition and word-of-mouth often trump traditional advertising methods. We tackle the evolution of the sector since the post-2008 recession era, offering insights into the transition from residential to commercial projects. Andrew's venture into YouTube demonstrates innovative ways to enhance marketing and client engagement amidst the long payment cycles and complex payment processes that define commercial work.
Our conversation takes a personal turn as we share stories of immigration and cultural adjustment, examining the pursuit of the American dream from our unique perspectives. We also explore the delicate balance between scaling a business and maintaining personal well-being. From the trials of building a company from scratch to seizing unexpected opportunities, the discussion underscores the importance of patience, perseverance, and strategic relationship management on the entrepreneurial journey. Join us for an inspiring dialogue rich with empowerment and encouragement for anyone navigating their path in the blue-collar business world.
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Andrew Deeter, the mastermind behind Deeter Construction, joins us to unravel the profound impact that relationships can have on the construction industry. From his beginnings working with his father-in-law to launching his own company in 2010, Andrew shares how he navigated unexpected roles and challenges. The episode is packed with insights into the crucial role that mental health plays in entrepreneurship, providing valuable lessons for aspiring business owners in the blue-collar trades to help them sidestep common pitfalls.
Discover the gritty realities of the commercial construction industry, where brand recognition and word-of-mouth often trump traditional advertising methods. We tackle the evolution of the sector since the post-2008 recession era, offering insights into the transition from residential to commercial projects. Andrew's venture into YouTube demonstrates innovative ways to enhance marketing and client engagement amidst the long payment cycles and complex payment processes that define commercial work.
Our conversation takes a personal turn as we share stories of immigration and cultural adjustment, examining the pursuit of the American dream from our unique perspectives. We also explore the delicate balance between scaling a business and maintaining personal well-being. From the trials of building a company from scratch to seizing unexpected opportunities, the discussion underscores the importance of patience, perseverance, and strategic relationship management on the entrepreneurial journey. Join us for an inspiring dialogue rich with empowerment and encouragement for anyone navigating their path in the blue-collar business world.
Support the show
Follow and stay connected:
Website: bluecollarbusinesspodcast.com
YouTube: youtube.com/@BlueCollarBusinessPodcast
Instagram: @bluecollarbusinesspodcast
TikTok: @bluecollarbusinesspod
Facebook: Blue Collar Business Podcast
LinkedIn: Blue Collar Business Podcast
Never miss an update—follow, subscribe, and join the conversation!
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