Learnings and Missteps by Depth Builder
The Learnings and Missteps Podcast is about unconventional roads to success and the life lessons learned along the way.
You will find a library of interviews packed with actionable take aways that you can apply as you progress on your path to Becoming the Promise You are Intended to Be.
Through these interviews you will learn about the buttons you can push to be a better leader, carve your own path, and build your influence.
Find yourself in their stories and know that your path is still ahead of you.
Learnings and Missteps by Depth Builder
Latest Episodes
Construction Leadership Lab: The Room Where the Real Talk Happens
Leadership in construction is lonely. The 2 a.m. gut-check calls. The mistakes nobody at the office needs to know about. The moments where "fake it till you make it" stops working and you just need someone who gets it.This episode, Jesse...
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Why "Pass/Fail" Thinking Is Killing Your Momentum
Ever quit on a goal the moment it stopped feeling like a win? This week's episode breaks down why treating progress as pass/fail is the quiet reason so many goals stall out before they get traction.He unpacks the start-stop cycle: new go...
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The Real Reason Construction Tech Dies in the Field with AJ Waters
AJ Waters wanted to design stadiums. Instead, he ended up rebuilding the operating system for one of the largest construction companies in the world and learning, the hard way, why so many digital transformations quietly collapse in the field.<...
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Too Much for Some, Just Right for Others: Amy Cordero-Houk on Being Authentic, Unapologetic, and Done with Chasing Everyone's Approval
There's a version of "authentic" that's just an excuse to be obnoxious. Amy Houk isn't that version.Amy is the president of National Lien Services and RSC Preliminary Lien Services and joins Jesse to talk about turning 50 and how that mo...
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Stop Giving Feedback - Have this Conversation Instead
Feedback is optional. Performance isn't.Most managers default to soft, vague feedback, the "poo-poo sandwich" of compliment, critique, compliment, because it feels safe. But feedback is suggestive by nature, appropriate for social settin...
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