Welcome to Episode #47 of The Construction Leading Edge podcast from www.constructionleadingedge.com.

This is an interview with David Moody, founder and owner of C.D. Moody Construction, a general contractor located in Lithonia, GA.

In this interview with David Moody, I cover topics including the following:

• His background, which is a little surprising for a guy who started a construction company.
• The story of how his business started.
• His approach to leadership and business.
• The tragic event that occurred during his childhood, which he had to overcome years later.
• How that tragic event led him to help others who have similar experiences.
• His advice for construction business owners
• A whole lot more....

Resources mentioned in this interview

The Construction Leading Edge Nation - click here to join up

My Resources page - Click here to get instant access to free training, a free webinar and my list of books that just might rock your world.

How to connect with David Moody

Company website - www.cdmoodyconstruction.com

David's personal blog - moodyspeaks.com

David Moody on LinkedIn

Welcome to Episode #47 of The Construction Leading Edge podcast from www.constructionleadingedge.com.

This is an interview with David Moody, founder and owner of C.D. Moody Construction, a general contractor located in Lithonia, GA.  

In this interview with David Moody, I cover topics including the following:

Resources mentioned in this interview

The Construction Leading Edge Nation - click here to join up

My Resources page - Click here to get instant access to free training, a free webinar and my list of books that just might rock your world.

How to connect with David Moody

Company website - www.cdmoodyconstruction.com

David's personal blog - moodyspeaks.com

David Moody on LinkedIn

Click here to join The Construction Leading Edge Nation

In this episode of The Construction Leading Edge podcast I interview Jennifer Lanzetti, Survivor Season 32 contestant (that's right...the TV show), virtual construction business owner and survivor of some real life adversity.

Here are some of the topics we cover:

• Was the "all girl alliance" she tried on Survivor a mistake?
• The business lessons she learned from being on Survivor.
• Did she learn any lessons in leadership from being on the show?
• The personal adversity she faced long before she was on a reality show, and how that adversity has shaped her.
• What NOT to do when you are in a crisis. (Hint: Avoid anything that provides INSTANT relief.)
• Jennifer's career path, what led her to start her own business two years ago.
• The connection between the economic crash of 2008 and Building Information Modeling (BIM.)
• The internal and external resistance she faced when starting her business.
• The benefits of being direct and how that shows up in her business and life.
• Jennifer's daily routines.
• Lots of other goodness....

Resources mentioned in this episode :

Dr. Wayne Dyer's Blog

War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Battles by Steven Pressfield

Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard by Chip Heath

The Go Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg

Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel Pink

How to connect with Jennifer:

Her company website - www.cn3dconstruction.com

Email - jennifer(at)cn3dconstruction.com

Facebook

LinkedIn

Twitter

Click here to join The Construction Leading Edge Nation

In this episode of The Construction Leading Edge podcast I interview Jennifer Lanzetti, Survivor Season 32 contestant (that's right...the TV show), virtual construction business owner and survivor of some real life adversity. 

Here are some of the topics we cover:

Resources mentioned in this episode :

Dr. Wayne Dyer's Blog

War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Battles by Steven Pressfield

Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard by Chip Heath

The Go Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg

Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us by Daniel Pink

How to connect with Jennifer:

Her company website - www.cn3dconstruction.com

Email - jennifer(at)cn3dconstruction.com

Facebook

LinkedIn

Twitter

Click here to join The Construction Leading Edge Nation

In this episode of The Construction Leading Edge podcast I talk with David King, founder of RollTheLex Painting about how he started the business in mid 2015, learn about his story and then offer him some coaching advice.

You can get involved with the conversation too! Click here to go the the CLE Facebook page and share your advice (or questions) with David.

Here are some of the topics we cover:

• How and why he decided to go with a construction business startup
• The niche market that David focuses on, and why.
• How he uses Facebook to grow his business...check out the RollTheLex Facebook page here.
• How his beard may or may not be the #1 reason for his success....
• The tough lessons he has learned in his first year in business

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Daniel Lapin's unique perspective on making money - click here to read more
• 41 Mistakes to avoid when dealing with conflict at work

Do you want to use Facebook to grow your business?

Send me an email at todd(at)constructionleadingedge.com and let me know....I may put together some resources if enough people are interested.

Until next time,

Todd

Click here to join The Construction Leading Edge Nation

In this episode of The Construction Leading Edge podcast I talk with David King, founder of RollTheLex Painting about how he started the business in mid 2015, learn about his story and then offer him some coaching advice.

You can get involved with the conversation too!  Click here to go the the CLE Facebook page and share your advice (or questions) with David.

Here are some of the topics we cover:

Resources mentioned in this episode:

Do you want to use Facebook to grow your business?

Send me an email at todd(at)constructionleadingedge.com and let me know....I may put together some resources if enough people are interested.

Until next time,

Todd

Click here to join The Construction Leading Edge Nation

In this episode of The Construction Leading Edge podcast I talk with Randy Hall of Batson-Cook Company, one of the largest contractors in the southeast, about a variety of topics including the following:

• Which is more important, watching people grow or watching buildings grow?
• Why you need to develop your presentation and communication skills.
• Emotional Intelligence and why you need to understand it (Check out Episode 16 with Brent Darnell)
• Valuing people over process
• Randy's leadership influences
• The biggest challenge that the construction industry faces
• Randy's advice to business owners and aspiring leaders

Resources mentioned in this episode

The Leadership Pipeline: How to Build the Leadership Powered Company - Ram Charan

How you can connect with Randy

Twitter

LinkedIn

Click here to join The Construction Leading Edge Nation

In this episode of The Construction Leading Edge podcast I talk with Randy Hall of Batson-Cook Company, one of the largest contractors in the southeast, about a variety of topics including the following:

Resources mentioned in this episode

The Leadership Pipeline: How to Build the Leadership Powered Company - Ram Charan

How you can connect with Randy

Twitter

LinkedIn

Guy Sanders of DPR Construction, one of the largest contractors in the US, shares strategies you can use to grow your team and grow your business by building relationships with large contractors like DPR.

DPR Construction is #21 on the 2015 ENR Top 400 Contractors list with $2.9 billion annual revenue and 2,600 employees. Guy Sanders is one of DPR's leaders and talent managers, and we discuss topics including the following:

• How to know when you have the wrong people on the bus, and you need to make a change.
• DPR's philosophy, "Who we build is as important as what we build."
• How company culture affects people growth.
• How subcontractors can build relationships with large contractors like DPR Construction.
• Mistakes subcontractors make when trying to build relationships.

How to connect with Guy:

Guy Sanders on LinkedIn

Guy's email address - Guys(at)dpr.com

Resources:

Click here to go to my Resources page for free downloads and resources

Click here to join the Construction Leading Edge Nation

Guy Sanders of DPR Construction, one of the largest contractors in the US, shares strategies you can use to grow your team and grow your business by building relationships with large contractors like DPR.

DPR Construction is #21 on the 2015 ENR Top 400 Contractors list with $2.9 billion annual revenue and 2,600 employees.  Guy Sanders is one of DPR's leaders and talent managers, and we discuss topics including the following:

How to connect with Guy:

Guy Sanders on LinkedIn

Guy's email address - Guys(at)dpr.com

Resources:

Click here to go to my Resources page for free downloads and resources

Click here to join the Construction Leading Edge Nation