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Podcast Construction Brothers
Construction Brothers
Eddie and Tyler Campbell are 6th generation builders who currently own a virtual building and modeling company called ABSI. Each week, Eddie and Tyler will expl...

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  • Kill The Leader | CPB #236
    This week we are in conversation with Kyle Buckett, a retired US Navy SEAL and current author / entrepreneur.00:00 - Becoming a Navy SEALOur guest shares the unlikely path that led him to become a Navy SEAL, reflecting on the lessons learned during his 20-year military career. He describes the SEALs as the "world's most elite university," where leadership and adaptability are put to the ultimate test.We dive into his experiences in the SEALs and how they prepared him for the challenges of entrepreneurship. He discusses the parallels between military discipline and business innovation, offering advice for navigating cultural shifts and fostering growth in self-led teams.08:53 - Leadership is Overrated: The Book"Leadership is overrated," he asserts, as we discuss alternative approaches to leadership that prioritize empowerment and collaboration over hierarchy.11:52 - Cultural Shifts: Changing Mindsets in the MilitaryOur guest shares his experiences in shifting organizational cultures, drawing parallels between military environments and business settings.15:14 - Self-Led Teams vs. Top-Down LeadershipWe dive into the benefits of self-led teams, emphasizing trust, autonomy, and the importance of allowing team members to take ownership of their roles.18:09 - Trust and Empowerment in OrganizationsThe conversation highlights the role of trust and empowerment in building resilient teams, both in military units and in the construction industry. 20:53 - The Importance of Delegation and Team DynamicsDelegation is a cornerstone of effective leadership. Our guest shares how fostering strong team dynamics leads to better outcomes.23:57 - Mental Health in ConstructionThe construction industry faces unique mental health challenges, from high stress to a lack of recognition. We discuss strategies for improving well-being and building appreciation into workplace culture.26:55 - Technology vs. People in BusinessTechnology is vital, but people drive innovation. We examine the balance between technological advancements and the human element, particularly in construction and project management.30:14 - Recognition in the WorkplaceOur guest emphasizes the importance of recognition and appreciation over monetary rewards, exploring how these factors motivate employees and build loyalty.46:28 - Finding PurposeThe discussion shifts to the critical role of purpose, highlighting how a clear sense of direction can help overcome challenges and achieve fulfillment.51:53 - The SEALs and Construction: A Unique PerspectiveThe parallels between the Navy SEALs and the construction industry come into focus. We explore how lessons from the SEALs—teamwork, adaptability, and resilience—translate to construction.01:00:18 - Contracts!Our guest shares insights into the importance of clear contracts, collaboration, and trust in managing successful construction projects.01:14:29 - Revolutionizing the Construction IndustryWe wrap up with a look at innovative approaches to project management and sustainability. The conversation highlights how the industry can evolve to meet future challenges while staying people-focused.Check out Kyle's book! https://www.amazon.com/dp/006320990X?ref_=cm_sw_r_apin_dp_9JFR28X7XSXD855V2PAT&peakEvent=5&dealEvent=1&language=en-USCheck out the partners that make our show possible.Find Us Online: Our Website - LinkedIn - YouTube - Instagram - Facebook - TikTokIf you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us!Thanks for listening.
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  • Becoming More Resilient | 5 Minute Friday
    Man, it’s been a long few years. Let’s allow ourselves to step out of the weeds for a minute.   Today, Heady Eddie shares the concept of benevolent detachment and a few other insights from the book Resilient. The message from that book? Sometimes you need to let it go.   You can’t do it on your own.    Sometimes you need to hand your situation off to something greater than yourself. Give yourself the favor of giving up the problem–not surrendering to apathy but allowing yourself to rest.    Step away from the situation in order to rise above it. Find Us Online: BrosPodcast.com - LinkedIn - Youtube - Instagram - Facebook - Eddie's LinkedIn - Tyler's LinkedIn If you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to us! Thanks for listening! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Industrial Construction: The Future You Can't Ignore
    Today, we welcome Fouad Khalil. Fouad shares insights into how the construction industry is evolving to meet market demands. He emphasizes the importance of understanding customer needs and adapting business practices to align with shifting industry expectations.We discuss how the construction labor force is changing, with notable statistics like 14% of workers potentially being undocumented. Fouad reflects on the significant challenges these workforce dynamics present, including labor shortages and a rising wave of retirements.Fouad explains the critical role vocational training plays in preparing the next generation of workers. He discusses how global perspectives on construction labor offer valuable lessons for addressing workforce shortages and ensuring future sustainability.We dive into the concept of industrialized construction and why it's becoming a permanent fixture in the industry. Fouad outlines how this practice streamlines processes, enhances efficiency, and reduces waste, helping companies stay competitive in a challenging market.Fouad highlights the importance of automation and robotics in modern construction. From improving material efficiency to reducing project timelines, technology is reshaping the way we build. He also shares examples of how automation is minimizing waste and maximizing resource use.The conversation turns to the importance of adapting financial structures to support the industry's shift toward industrialized construction. Fouad emphasizes the role of early investments in ensuring successful project execution and delivering on customer expectations.Customization is becoming a game-changer in the construction industry. Fouad explains how modular approaches and tailored designs are helping companies appeal to diverse markets and differentiate themselves from competitors.We wrap up by discussing the exciting opportunities available in the construction industry. Fouad encourages young professionals to see the field as a place of innovation and growth, where they can make a meaningful impact and build a rewarding career.Find Fouad Khalil on LinkedInCheck out the partners that make our show possible.Find Us Online:Our Website - LinkedIn - YouTube - Instagram - Facebook - TikTokIf you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to us! Thanks for listening.
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  • No | 5 Minute Friday
    You know what we have to say about your positivity?  NO! Actually, today we’re talking about how this word can be a way to be positive.  Eddie explains that your nos are more positive than your yeses.  Both yeses and nos come in seasons. Tyler explains that he and the family are headed into a season of nos.  We discuss the feelings that come along with a good, solid no. Although there might be some intimidation and unease, Tyler said the dominant feeling for him is usually relief.  The unwillingness to say no can lead to grudgingly spoken yeses, which aren’t good for anyone. Be a good picker. Monitor your opportunities. Think them through. Don’t lock yourself in because of your people-pleasing tendencies.  Find Us Online: BrosPodcast.com - LinkedIn - Youtube - Instagram - Facebook - Eddie's LinkedIn - Tyler's LinkedIn If you enjoy the podcast, please rate us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to us! Thanks for listening!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Measure Once & Cut Once (feat. Ben Blumer)
    Measure, cut, walk, remeasure, repeat. If that sounds fun, then Ben Blumer of ShapeMeasure isn’t the interview you want to turn on. Ben sits down with us to discuss the automation of floor cutting, specifically stairs. If you've ever laid any type of flooring, you know stairs are the least forgiving area of the project. Ben talks about how we can increase profitability by increasing cutting efficiency, and accuracy of quotes while decreasing the experience needed. His background with robotics and algorithms has turned point clouds into touchdowns and we love it. Related Links Construction Junkie ArticleTech Crunch Video - ShapeMeasureBen’s LinkedInShapeMeasureThanks for listening! Please be sure to leave a rating or review and follow us on our social accounts! SUBSCRIBE!      Like us on LinkedIn!      Like us on Facebook!    Follow us on Instagram!Eddie's LinkedIn      Tyler's LinkedIn      See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Eddie and Tyler Campbell are 6th generation builders who currently own a virtual building and modeling company called ABSI. Each week, Eddie and Tyler will explore ideas both directly and indirectly related to the construction industry. Thanks for listening to the Construction Brothers podcast! Find us wherever you listen!
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