Often, many times when you think about failures relating to business it’s so much different than what happens during your normal everyday. Remodeling businesses tend to have more failures than any other business out there. It is one of the most easy entry businesses out there. You could launch into that profession within 2-3 months by just having a few things.

One of the elements that Mark talks about in his book, How Fit Is Your Business, is the cash flow and the ability to control the cash flow in your business. Your business, in general, is usually pretty predictable. Watching the cash flow is key for those within this industry. Mark goes into why this is so important and encourages people to really focus in on it.

Mark discusses the reasons homeowners would have an objection during a home project and how you can handle them. They can cause a tremendous amount of time and can cause loss of money for the project if not handled properly.

In this episode, Mark G. Richardson goes into the topic of remodeling cost crisis. He goes into his top tips for what you should deal when dealing with every project you’ve dealt with whether it was 5 years ago or today. You have to keep your cost of the project to what the client is expecting

Take the next steps in your career or life by listening to Mark's top 10 tips.

Mark G. Richardson explains why it’s so important to take a moment at the 6 month mark of the year to reflect on your business’ progress.

As a business owner and a home improvement contractor, it’s important to be innovative. In this episode, Mark G. Richardson shares ways on how you can think about innovation and get ahead of the competition.

With high level of demand and activity going on in the remodeling industry it’s important to define your success. How you see yourself moving forward in the industry is very important to remember when it comes to success.

Mark digs deep into how you can strategize and determine if your business is fit enough for healthy growth. Take a listen in as he walks you through his fitness check-up.

Not everyone understands the difference between flying first class vs flying coach. Mark shares the differences as it relates to the remodeling industry and client expectation vs the execution of those expectations. Mark goes into the differences between first class vs. coach...