If you want to lead your project like a field commander instead of reacting like a firefighter, this episode is for you. Jason kicks off the War Series with "How to Lead Like General Patton Part 1," pulling practical leadership lessons from history that apply directly to superintendents and PMs. You'll hear how Patton's mindset translates into pre-planning, urgency, discipline, communication to the front line, and fanatical roadblock removal plus real jobsite stories of what decisive leadership looks like. This is about becoming the kind of leader who can predict the future, steady the pace, and drive jobsite excellence.

What you'll learn in this episode:

• Why "a pint of sweat saves a gallon of blood" and how pre-planning prevents chaos, rework, and delays
• How to balance a good plan executed now with the discipline to train, communicate, and enforce standards
• What fanatical roadblock removal looks like on a jobsite—and why leaders can't tolerate excuses
• How to lead from the front: presence in the field, clear expectations, and getting information to the worker level
• What to learn from Patton's mistakes so your leadership stays respectful, stable, and above the line

Are you designing your leadership on purpose or letting it develop by happenstance?

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