Burn out, we've all been thru it and it's never fun. How you deal with it or decompress is just as important as the work you do. And honestly it will affect your ability to do your work and it can over take your household. It's normal to be tired and frustrated so please take care of yourself and don't hold on to these things that bother you. I'll explain my experiences with it in this episode.

Steve joins the show this week, he does a lot of variety in the heavy commercial side of the trade. Knows quite a bit of everything, learned on the job and preaches to leave the trade better than you found it.

Joining us this week we have the HVAC Doctor, Matthew Waxer. No gimmick here, he actually does have a Ph.D.and does some pretty impressive HVAC work that you don't hear about every day. HVAC Tactical award winner and the new face of Solderweld Hot Block, tune in for an interesting chat.

Everyone's favorite HVAC teacher, Ty Branaman joins us this episode to talk his love for HVAC. We'll discuss his career and how he got into the trade, as well as what he does now, traveling everywhere and breaking down HVAC w/ great explanations, visuals and of course his infectious energy.

We are joined by another HVAC Tactical award winner the "Hidden Gem" Jeffrey Macfadden. He has since been leaving an impression on everyone with his attention to detail and killer HVAC installs.

Jimmy Hesbach joins the show this week, he is passionate about teaching new HVAC techs his classroom and also helping them online w/ HVAC Army. Whole lot of good and giving back so tune in and enjoy.

Roger Bouard who created and founded Veto Pro Pac, the toolbags a lot of us love, joins the show. He talks about his unique journey in the trades, learning on the job and the frustrations & solution to toolbags that were not around during his years in the field. He was rejected for his ideas but he didn't let that stop him, listen in and hear some great & funny stories.

We have Garret, another member from the HVAC Visionaries coming on to talk his start in the trade and where he is now at only 24 years old.