Mindful Builder

"How rock bottom do you have to let me hit before you actually help me?" Brad McEwan’s words hung in the air after we wrapped, because they’re all too familiar in the building industry. In this episode, we go past the surface stuff and talk honestly about what it looks like when you’ve been carrying it all, hoping someone will notice, and then realising you’re running out of road.

From the outside, Brad looks like the guy who’s got it sorted, with business, family, and good people around him. But he shares how quickly “I’m fine” can turn into snapping at work, shutting down at home, and feeling like you’re watching yourself unravel in slow motion. If you’re a builder, tradie, or business owner who’s been pushing through stress and burnout, this conversation will hit close to home.

We chat about why grit without communication becomes isolation, and how stress shows up in your relationships, sleep, patience, and confidence. Brad talks about what actually helped, including getting the right psychological support and learning practical tools to manage anxiety and mental health in real life, not just in theory, especially in high-pressure trade work.

This episode challenges the usual definition of “tough” and offers a better way forward, with space to step back, reset, and redefine success without losing your identity.

This conversation includes mental health and suicide. If it brings anything up for you, you don’t have to sit with it alone. In Australia, Lifeline is available 24/7 on 13 11 14 or at https://www.lifeline.org.au/. If you’re in immediate danger, call 000.

00:00 Intro

01:09 Brad joins and heavy topic

02:28 Early anxiety and trade culture

06:21 House purchase and burnout

14:36 Depression and anger stories

22:33 Pro Clima resource plug

23:42 Getting help and couples counselling

28:55 CBT tools and coping strategies

30:45 2022 crash and new limits

32:03 Crash Changed Everything

36:43 Income Protection Lesson

38:19 Identity Crisis After Injury

39:17 Perfectionism On Site

47:15 Hempcrete Engineering Failure

55:38 2024 Break That Fell Apart

57:09 Solo Builder No Backup

59:08 Work Dries Up Fast

01:00:45 Family Pressure Hits

01:02:05 Job Starts Then Sinks

01:02:52 Grinding Solo On Site

01:03:32 Delays And Cashflow Reality

01:04:58 Burnout And No Life

01:07:26 Asking For Help

01:12:35 Therapy And Breaking Point

01:22:20 Support Network And Reset

01:28:10 Rebuilding Habits And Confidence

01:32:09 Advice On Communication

01:37:01 Closing Thoughts On Listening

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In this episode, Joel (Heidi Build) hijacks the mic for an unfiltered conversation about the realities of building in Australia.

We break down why builders can feel “owned” by a client for years after a contract is signed, how viral “circus build” videos damage trust in the whole industry, and the difference between educating and selling when builders share their work on social media.

We also get practical: if you live in a typical 1990s brick veneer home (single glazing, gaps, limited insulation), we cover the first upgrades that improve comfort and indoor air quality, including draught proofing, ceiling insulation, and ducted bathroom and kitchen ventilation.

Start with draught proofing. Seal the gaps. Stop the house bleeding comfort.

You don’t have to be a tree-hugging hippie to want comfort and health. You can still love your V8s.

We finish on a solid reminder for builders. It’s okay to step back. It’s okay to realise you don’t like being the builder. It’s okay to run a smaller business. It’s okay to define success by profit, lifestyle, and sanity, not just turnover.

00:00 Introduction

01:01 Rapid Fire Nerd Check

05:21 Money Tightness and Numbers

07:59 WIP and Builder Finance

14:30 Trades Pride and Tool Skills

16:09 How Hamish and Matt Met

21:35 Apprenticeships and Passive House Path

23:14 Cost Talk and Comparisons

24:38 Why Building Feels Expensive

27:19 Wood Fires vs Airtight Homes

37:54 Bad Builds and The Gap

41:43 Licensing Upskilling Debate

45:49 Social Media and Industry Lift

49:20 Restoration vs New Builds

51:20 First Fixes for Homes

01:02:27 Sustainability Money Traps

01:07:04 Rapid Fire and Wrap Up

01:10:00 Mindful Moment Closing

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If you’ve ever wondered why Australian homes feel freezing in winter and brutal in summer, this episode makes it painfully clear. “Suppliers in Australia are still delivering single-glazed aluminium windows,” and that one sentence explains a lot about comfort, energy bills, condensation, and why so many people feel worn down inside their own homes.

We sit down with Monika Rogers from Eco Sky Windows to talk high performance windows, Passive House certified systems, and what “thermally broken” actually means. We discuss U-values, why the whole window unit matters (not just the glass), and how slimline design, hardware, and airtightness change real-world performance.

The conversation also goes beyond windows into indoor air quality and ventilation. Monika shares why she rates HRVs so highly, and the hosts describe what it felt like having 30 to 40 people in a sealed space that still felt fresh, clear, and comfortable. If you care about building better homes, this is a practical look at the details that actually move the needle.

We finish up with the realities builders and clients need to plan for: shop drawings, lead times, shipping, and cashflow. If you’ve been nervous about imported high performance windows, this episode breaks down the process and shows why organisation matters more than geography.

00:00 Intro

00:36 Meet Monika and Eco Sky Windows

01:01 Thermally broken vs “thermally improved”

03:00 U-values, triple glazing, and performance comparisons

03:33 How window performance is calculated (whole unit vs glass only)

09:00 “Passive culture shock” and why Australian homes feel so cold

13:11 SIP studio build in six weeks and what that means

20:00 Architects, glass-to-wall ratios, shading, and orientation

24:49 Low-E coatings, argon gaps, and glazing science

26:25 Slimline frames, concealed hinges, and hardware choices

29:11 HRVs, fresh air, and comfort in real buildings

33:16 Ordering process, drainage details, and shop drawings

34:01 Lead times, shipping, and getting windows on site

36:42 Cashflow, progress claims, and paying before arrival

38:12 Where high performance is growing in Australia

41:52 Mindful Moment: apprenticeships are a licence to learn

43:19 How to contact Eco Sky Windows

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In this episode, we sit down with Joel from Heidi Build and Andrew “Hoppo” from Hoppo Construction for a no-script, no-agenda chat.

It starts with what makes tradie creators actually work online: being approachable, having an opinion, and showing up as yourself. Joel breaks down why the polished, curated Instagram approach did nothing for him, then the one raw timber-quality rant that finally cut through.

From there, we get into the stuff people don’t always say out loud. The stigma that tradies aren’t intelligent, why that stereotype still lingers, and the moment Joel’s own brother hit him with the line: “I’m not one of your dumb tradie mates.” We talk about what that does to your confidence, especially when you come from a culture where university is seen as the only “good” path.

It also turns into a proper Mindful Builder conversation about bullying, body image, and parenting. Hamish shares what it’s like watching your kid go through it, and Joel talks about how he handles it at home by listening, asking questions, and helping his kids feel heard.

We also cover the real side of “influencing” in the trades: DeWalt vs Makita, how brand partnerships actually work when they’re not forced, why you shouldn’t monetise too early, and what happens when you say yes to something that doesn’t align.

CHAPTER MARKERS

00:00 Introduction

00:18 What Makes Tradie Creators Work: Confidence and Being Approachable

01:22 Why Curated Instagram Content Failed

03:00 DeWalt vs Makita: How Tool Sponsorships Actually Work

09:33 Feeling Valued: Why DeWalt Support Helped Them Lean Into Content

11:22 Quick Tradie Eats and the Misconceptions About Tradespeople

13:12 “Tradies Are Dumb”: The Stigma and Why It Still Exists

24:10 Confidence, Bullying, and Being the Overweight Kid at School

26:25 Parenting Through Bullying: Listening, Questions, and Helping Kids Feel Heard

31:50 Team Culture and Leadership: Honesty, Vulnerability, and Check-Ins

37:00 The “Wellness Survey” Debate: Corporate Systems vs Trade Reality

45:27 Influencer Goals: Cars, GM, and Brand Partnerships That Fit Your Identity

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James Turner from JTurner Constructions didn’t plan to start a building business. A torn ACL and a forced shift into subbie life pushed him into it, and he built the company the way most builders do: decks, renos, extensions, then new homes.

Two and a bit years ago, he was ready to pull the pin. Bad estimating, people management gaps, COVID losses, and the mental load stacked up fast. A turning point came from an unexpected place: an eight-week men’s course (Rising Kings) that helped him rebuild structure through daily habits and exercise.

From there, Zara D’Cotta’s course sparked a new interest in the health of homes, and Future Builder gave him the systems and support to start moving toward Passive House and high-performance building.

This episode is a practical look at what it really takes to transition: filtering the noise, learning the fundamentals, marketing like a human, and selling health and comfort before you ever mention acronyms.

00:00 Intro

01:00 Meet James Turner (J Turner Constructions)

02:20 How the business started: ACL injury, subbie shift

08:45 Exit meeting shock + the pivot into carpentry

10:10 Nearly quitting: estimating, people, COVID losses

11:30 Rising Kings: structure, habits, exercise, and the mental reset

17:50 Zara DCottas course: holistic homes and health

19:00 Kids health trigger: carpet, dust, mould, air filtration

24:00 Future Builder call: systems, assets, and direction

25:15 Discovering Passive House and high-performance building

34:25 Marketing advice: document the journey, be vulnerable

36:10 Content that works: face to camera, education, long game

39:25 Fear of failure + getting comfortable in your skin

44:05 Transition risk: don't shoot yourself in the foot

49:00 PHPP as an optimisation tool + right-sizing systems

50:20 MEGT Mindful Moment: resilience and career pivots

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“The difference between a good businessman and a bad businessman is the good one fails and learns.”

A tradie builds momentum fast. Makes money fast. Spends it faster. Learns the hard way about GST, tax, super, and the cost of looking like you’ve “made it”. Then the pressure stacks up, burnout hits, and the whole thing starts to wobble.

Andrew Hopkins (Hoppo from Hopkins Construction) walks through the real comeback: rebuilding a construction business with better boundaries, a stronger brand, and a work week that actually fits parenting. It also gets practical on social media for tradies (recording vs editing), why AI in construction is useless without clean systems, and how to handle trolls without losing sleep.

If you’re a builder, carpenter, landscaper, or tradie thinking about starting a construction business, this is the reality check and the roadmap.

00:00: Intro

04:36: Meet Andrew “Hoppo” Hopkins (Hopkins Construction)

06:09: Leaving school early and starting a carpentry apprenticeship

07:00: Getting suspended from an apprenticeship

08:50: Snowboard accident + income protection for tradies

11:05: Starting a business naive (tax, super, entitlements)

13:11: Tradie overspending (Rangers, trailers, debt)

18:10: Partnership breakup + learning from failure

22:07: Burnout: when the business runs but you crash

23:10: Tradie dads being present is hard

27:13: Rebuilding life and work after the split

29:10: Boundaries and setting expectations with clients

31:39: Social media on site: recording vs editing

37:31: AI in construction: fundamentals first

41:10: How many hours content creation really takes

48:10: Weird brand deals, saying no, and not being a sellout

52:15: Trolls, comments, and protecting younger tradies

56:28: MEGT Mindful Moment: advice for apprentices starting a business

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“You’re at the mercy of the quality of the 2D plans.”

We sit down with Tom from Vision 2 Estimating (V2E) to talk about why traditional construction estimating and 2D-only take-offs are costing builders real money. If you’re quoting off PDFs, squinting at elevations, and hoping the details sort themselves out on site, this conversation will hit. It’s about accurate building estimates, protecting margin, and pricing work properly in modern Australian residential construction.

We take a look at why 3D modelling for builders is not about pretty renders; it’s about clarity. Tom explains how 3D estimating, quantity take-offs, and a proper Bill of Quantities (BOQ) help you see what 2D drawings often hide: junctions, returns, missing scope, and the “we’ll figure it out later” details that turn into budget blowouts. This is especially relevant for custom homes, high performance builds, and any project where small misses become expensive fast.

A big theme is what Tom calls your builder DNA. Every builder has a way they build: preferred details, standard inclusions, sequencing, and products. V2E’s approach is to model and estimate based on how you actually build on site, so your pricing matches reality. We also touch on modern estimating tools like PlusSpec (SketchUp plugin), digital BOQs, and connected workflows that make pre-construction smoother and reduce rework, disputes, and variations.

If you’re a builder, estimator, architect, or construction business owner trying to improve construction cost planning, tender pricing, and job profitability, check this episode out. We talk estimating systems, pre-construction services, reducing risk, and why better estimating is one of the fastest ways to lift building business profitability without working more hours.

CHAPTER MARKERS

00:00 Intro

03:07 2D plans miss scope and costs

06:55 Builder DNA and estimating accuracy

08:21 Who owns pricing and variations

15:14 Vignettes standards and estimating workflow

18:03 Coordination meetings, RFIs, design clarity

21:27 PlusSpec BOQ export and take-offs

23:16 Builder-friendly BOQ and trade breakdown

24:53 Cost codes setup for builders

26:27 Import BOQ into estimating software

27:02 Four cost buckets for budgeting

30:08 Master price lists and cost control

32:36 Model collaboration for builders and architects

35:14 Estimating as a repeatable system

36:59 Model viewer app for site teams

39:25 Charging for pre-construction estimating

47:40 AI estimating needs clean data

50:07 Apprentices: estimating and building careers

LINKS:

Vision 2 Estimating: https://www.v2e.com.au/

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“If you can’t hit 0.6 ACH on a brand-new build, you probably shouldn’t be building.”

Let’s stop tip-toeing around the reality of the Australian housing market. We are throwing up volume-built boxes and high-density apartments that are practically end-of-life before they’ve even seen their first winter. We sat down with Linden Thorley, architect, Passive House designer, and chair of the Australian Passive House Association Retrofit Committee.

We take a look into why retrofitting the existing 9.5 million homes in Australia is the single biggest business opportunity for trades over the next decade. Linden walks us through the differences between a cosmetic renovation and a high-performance retrofit, detailing how his team utilises the PHPP (Passive House Planning Package) to model data and manage moisture, insulation, and ventilation risks case-by-case.

We don't hold back on the real pain points of the industry either. We talk about the skyrocketing costs of business insurance, why Australian labour rates are fundamentally shifting project costs, and how to structure building contracts using provisional sums for airtightness so builders aren't crushed by unexpected site variations.

Linden also breaks down his frustrations with legacy bank valuations that prioritise bloated 300-square-meter floor plans over highly efficient, smaller family homes.

Finally, we hit the political wall: how heritage advisors and council planners are actively preventing energy efficiency upgrades, and the clever, practical drawing tricks

CHAPTER MARKERS

00:00 – Introduction

02:08 – The Passive House Association Retrofit Committee & Playbook

04:12 – Finding the Ideal Market: How Long Does the Shift Take?

05:45 – Passive House as a Design-Agnostic Calculation Tool

07:11 – Can a House Be Great If It Doesn’t Reach Certified EnerPHit?

09:00 – Retrofitting Multi-Story Blocks vs. Standard Residential

10:38 – Managing Airtightness Expectations with the Builder

13:36 – How to Contract for Airtightness: The Provisional Sum Solution

15:21 – Dealing with Double Brick and Suspended Timber Floors

16:23 – The Spray Foam Debate in Subfloors vs. Walls

18:41 – The New Build Advantage vs. Retrofit Blind Spots

19:16 – A Case Study: Turning a 25 ACH House into an 8 ACH Home

22:27 – Threading Centralized MVHR Systems Through Bulkheads

23:28 – The Necessity of the ECI Process for Architects

26:16 – Why Don’t We Just Knock Them All Down?

27:43 – Renovation vs. Extension vs. Retrofit

29:47 – Do We Overcomplicate the Carbon Conversation?

31:14 – Lessons from Toronto: The 100 Macnab High-Rise Retrofit

32:38 – Drawing the Line: When to Demolish an Existing Fabric

37:28 – Forcing Council’s Hand with Legal NCC Clauses

39:34 – Is Passive House Actually a Premium-Priced Product?

41:11 – Breaking Down the True Cost of Australian Site Labour

44:46 – Linden’s Fire Loss & Installing His Own INTELLO Membrane

48:26 – Thermal Envelope vs. High-End Cabinetry

53:03 – The Intensity Slump on Modern Australian Building Sites

55:26 – Overheads, Insurance Hikes, and Free Market Economics

57:41 – The 3-Story Walk-Up: How Codes Limit Small Footprint Living

58:21 – Why Banks Hate Small Homes and Force Massive Floorplates

01:01:45 – Macroeconomics, Inflation, and Building for the Top 10%

01:08:37 – MEGT Mindful Moment: Harnessing the Un-Jaded Apprentice Mindset

01:11:16 – Connect with Linden Thorley

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“On paper, six or seven competitive builders trying to run one organisation together makes no sense.”

In this episode, we sit down with Bec Kempster, the brilliant Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Sustainable Builders Alliance (SBA), to talk about the messy, necessary business of upgrading the Australian construction sector. Recording from Matt’s newly completed Grand Designs home, we strip back the hype and discuss how the SBA transitioned from a grassroots cause into a highly structured, professional association shaking up national building standards.

Bec shares insights from her eclectic background. Spanning commerce degrees, corporate head office fit-outs, and co-founding business coaching systems for architects, to reveal how the SBA is systematically tackling the biggest bottlenecks in the trade. We break down the SBA’s Theory of Change, detailing their current work with TAFEs to build localised trade courses, and their mission to establish crystal-clear definitions for high-performance builds so the market can finally stomp out greenwashing.

We also take a look at the data from the SBA's newly released State of the Market report. Bec details the hidden category of "transitioning builders". These are tradespeople who build above code but fail to market it, and drops the statistical proof that builders who explicitly sell health, comfort, and performance secure nearly double the forward pipeline of their competitors.

We chat about the reality of custom build costs, volume builder challenges, and why vulnerability and education are a builder's best defence against insolvency in a volatile economy.

Whether you are a seasoned builder, an architect looking for better site execution, or a transitioning tradie ready to stop faking it, this episode delivers raw, unfiltered site-level truths.

Make sure to listen through to the end to grab your 15% SBA membership discount code!

00:00:Introduction

01:32: Meet Bec Kempster: Managing Six Builders

05:05: From Nightclubs to Architect Coaching: Bec’s Journey

09:44: The Business of Architecture vs. The Building Trade

13:16: Leaving the Past & Aligning with Sustainability

21:20: The Material Lifespan & Circular Economy

22:36: Unpacking the Five Pillars of the Theory of Change

23:51: TAFE Collaborations with Melbourne Polytechnic

28:41: Industry Collaborations: From Renew to Master Builders

30:10: Changing the Name? Builders Alliance vs. Building Alliance

34:49: Overcoming the Industry’s Lack of Education

39:06: Volume Builders & The Impact of 7-Star Verification

40:04: State of the Market Report: The Transitioning Builder

41:41: Documenting the Journey: Content Strategies for Tradies

48:07: High Performance vs. Custom Build Realities

49:45: The Real Cost of Matthew’s Grand Designs House

51:55: Celebrating Social Traders Certification

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“Money turns to water.” In this episode, we sit down with Dave from Pro Clima (Technical Innovation Engineer) to talk about the real transition from being on the tools to quoting jobs, running projects, and trying to keep cash flow under control.

Dave’s story is a good one. He started as a carpenter, spent years in the trade, then went back to uni and completed a Bachelor of Applied Physics before landing at Pro Clima. That mix of site experience and building science makes him one of the most practical voices in the high performance building space, especially when it comes to building envelope design, condensation management, and the details that keep homes durable.

We get into the building details that keep failing across Australian housing: box gutters, flat roofs, balconies over living areas, and planter boxes. Different details, same problem. Waterproofing risk. Dave breaks down why these designs leak, why minimum compliance is not the same as good building, and what builders and designers can do earlier in the process to avoid expensive failures later.

We also take a look at the NCC (National Construction Code), DTS (Deemed to Satisfy), verification pathways, and why “compliant” does not always mean “safe” or “durable”. If you care about building quality, moisture control, airtightness, and building homes that actually last, this episode will give you practical language and a better framework for decision-making.

👇 CHAPTER MARKERS 👇

00:00 Introduction

01:15 Meet Dave From Pro Clima

01:57 Carpentry To Physics Path

04:39 Subbie Cashflow Reality

09:08 Profit First Bank Buckets

13:18 Carpentry As Career Launchpad

15:34 Learning Passive House Fast

20:10 Pro Clima Role And Bad Details

21:52 Box Gutter Flow Risks

23:35 Minimum Falls and Roof Pitch

25:31 Why Box Gutters Fail

26:27 Window Flashing vs Code

27:22 DTS and Compliance Paths

29:13 CodeMark and Site Proof

31:51 Air Seals and Spray Foam

33:31 Passive House on a Budget

34:40 Three Envelope Basics

36:28 Anticon Mythbusting

38:32 Warm Roof and Truss Heels

42:44 Mindful Moment Apprentices

LINKS:

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