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
Built Not Forced: Jody Fitzgerald on Ownership, Flow, and Building People (Not Just Buildings)
Most superintendents don't run jobs; they survive them by firefighting their way to the finish line. Jody Fitzgerald did it that way for 40 years, until it cost him more than he was willing to keep paying. In this week’s conversation with Jesse...
Why Your Best Employees Clock-in and Coast (And How to Fix It)
Every leader has that employee who clocks in, does the bare minimum, and clocks out. Jesse says that's not a "them" problem — it's a "you" problem. In this episode, he flips the script on who your most important customer really is (hint: it's n...
From Cheat Codes to Self-Trust: Stefanie Reichman on LinkedIn, Identity, and Building a Life Outside Your Job Title
Stephanie Reichman has done everything "right". She is the co-founder of AEC Tech Jobs, creator of More Than an Engineer, a stage speaker, and a customer success manager at Bluebeam. So why did hitting a major follower milestone leave her flat ...
Dino DePasquale on Construction's Mental Health Crisis, Burnout, and the Steel Erector's Playbook
A 31-year ironworker doesn't scare easily. But ask Dino DePasquale what keeps him up at night, and it's not the job site; it's the industry's silence around mental health.Dino built DePasquale Steel over 21 years and created the Steel Er...
How to Say No Without Guilt: A Simple Framework for Builders and Leaders
Here’s a test for you: write down every single thing on your plate today and tomorrow. Now circle only the ones that would fall apart if someone other than you did them.Most people circle almost nothing. And that's the problem.In ...