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The hardest transition in construction isn't technical—it's moving from building projects to leading people.
In this episode, Eric Anderton talks with leadership expert Joel M. Hilchey about why so many construction leaders struggle once their hands come off the tools. They explore career development conversations, micro-feedback, why high performers leave first, and the subtle leadership habits that quietly drain initiative and ownership.
If you've ever felt guilty because your boots aren't muddy anymore—or caught yourself jumping back into the work "just to help"—this episode will hit home.
🎧 Practical. Honest. No fluff.
📘 Book: https://www.amazon.com/half-Habits-Highly-Defective-Bosses/dp/1069639508/ 🧠 Free Assessment: https://www.joelhilchey.com/bossessment.html
By Eric Anderton4.8
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The hardest transition in construction isn't technical—it's moving from building projects to leading people.
In this episode, Eric Anderton talks with leadership expert Joel M. Hilchey about why so many construction leaders struggle once their hands come off the tools. They explore career development conversations, micro-feedback, why high performers leave first, and the subtle leadership habits that quietly drain initiative and ownership.
If you've ever felt guilty because your boots aren't muddy anymore—or caught yourself jumping back into the work "just to help"—this episode will hit home.
🎧 Practical. Honest. No fluff.
📘 Book: https://www.amazon.com/half-Habits-Highly-Defective-Bosses/dp/1069639508/ 🧠 Free Assessment: https://www.joelhilchey.com/bossessment.html

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