The Podtrepreneur Podcast

There are several different ways to structure the contract for your project. The type of contract largely depends on the complexity of the project as well as preference of the client. Below we’ll briefly discuss the different types of contracts in commercial construction. Commercial construction projects can be structured using different contracts like Design-Bid-Build, Design-Build, or CM (Constr...

Commercial Construction is an umbrella term that encompasses several different types and sizes of projects which infers that construction managers (CMs) can also vary depending on their focus. It’s sometimes referred to as ‘non-residential’ construction because the term ‘commercial construction’ is so broad. Commercial CMs are generally flexible in what they will work on, but you are best served w...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we dive into the differences between commercial and residential construction. In essence, these two different types of construction are very similar, however, they’re different in a handful of key aspects. Contract structure, billing, estimating, and several others are the topics of discussion in this episode. Here on  The Podtrepreneur Podcast , we believe tr...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we have a very introspective conversation about commercial real estate, mindset, politics, and personal life with first time guest Nick Lombardi. Not only is Nick a high-level player in the commercial real estate market, he’s also and avid reader of current events, history, and biographies. Combine these elements together and you’ll get a great podcast guest....

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we have an energy filled conversation with Ryan Nanni. Ryan has experience in several different areas and brings a vibrant energy where he goes! We got to chat about college sports, podcasting, and a few other topics you’re going to like! Ryan on Twitter :  @celebrityhottub Ryan’s podcast :  Shutdown Fullcast Here on  The Podtrepreneur Podcast , we believe tra...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we’re joined by Zach Harris now with TruCore Investments. Zach has over a decade of experience in commercial real estate on the brokerage and investment sides of the industry. In this chat, he shares his experience with Stan Johnson Company as well as his newest venture – TruCore. Tune in to hear a sharp guy share his story and vision in commercial real estate...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we review the core of our conversation with serial entrepreneur Brandon Tyler. Brandon is a very sharp guy who showcased his understanding of how things work around him. Self-awareness, delegation, and humility are a few of the main topics...dive in to hear the rest! Didn’t catch the full interview yet? 👇🏼 Apple Podcast Spotify YouTube Here on The Podtrepren...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we’re joined by serial entrepreneur, Brandon Tyler. Brandon owns equity in 18 different companies, and it shows. The things he thinks about and the ways he’s being intentional about his whole life is inspiring. Are you interested in connecting with Brandon? Shoot him an email at Brandon@BrandonTylerCo.com . Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast , we believe travel...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we rehash a few core concepts from our conversation with Miles Penn. Miles demonstrated a great understanding of his industry and of how he’s positioning himself to be successful. What is the importance of a brand vs a product, what is truly selling your company, and how do you define success? These topics and more in this recap! Didn’t listen to the full inte...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we record on the road with CEO and Co-Founder of MTailor, Miles Penn. Having started his company in 2012, Miles now has over a decade of experience operation and scaling his business. He’s got software engineers, customer support specialists, data analysts, factory workers, and several more. MTailor is pioneering the way shop for clothing online and you’re goi...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we dive into the hot topic of goals. January, a time when many are thinking about what they want to accomplish I the new year. Did you know that 35% of adults have new year’s goals? What's shocking is that 23% of these goal setters quit in the first week and only 9% are able to keep them through the year. Check out our expanded thoughts here! Here on The Podtr...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we revisit the topics discussed with our guest Daniel Migliore. Digital marketing is a nuanced and complex topic for most, but Daniel provided enough of a framework for two construction guys to figure out the basics. When people buy products, they don’t go directly to your office or website and buy – they first look you up online to confirm what they believe t...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we jump into the fascinating world of digital marketing with Daniel Migliore. Daniel has years of experience in the space with Hibu who offers a variety of services. How is your online presence? Are you “findable” online? If not, this is the episode for you! Join us for a trip down the digital marketing rabbit hole. If you’re wanting Daniel’s help, give him a...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we jump back into our interview with Chad Potter and review a few of the topics discussed. Consistency, taxes, hedging the unknowns in business, and several more. The bottom line is this: you must get up and go every single day! Didn’t catch the full interview? Select your favorite platform below! Apple Podcasts Spotify Here on The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we be...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we have an opportunity to speak with 20-year Tulsa business owner Chad Potter. Chad offers an immense amount of insight on topics ranging from taxes, legal structure, and delegation. Chad began in the 8th grade working as a bottom level laborer and then rolled that experience and his drive for more into several different successful companies in construction an...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we review the notes from our conversation with She Brews Coffee House founder, Rhonda Bear. If you’ve listened to the full interview, you can feel the passion Rhonda has for what she’s doing, and we believe that’s propelled her to where she is today. Throughout her story, Rhonda talks about taking ownership, getting the job done herself, persistence, and integ...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we get a glimpse into the journey of Rhonda Bear, Founder of She Brews Coffee House. If you’re interested in a story of someone who knew what the bottom was but fought and clawed to never return, got no further. If you’re interested in a story where someone learned the lesson the hard way and is now exponentially changing the lives of others, then this is the...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we address what we believe to be the major factors to consider when selecting a building site and determining feasibility. As we’ve mentioned many times, construction can be confusing and difficult, but it doesn’t have to be. Site requirements, soil conditions, and utilities as well as where to find the correct information about each are the major topics in th...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we think all things thankfulness. There’s no better time than Thanksgiving to recognize and focus on the things we’re thankful for, and that’s just what we jump into here. Professional relationships, subcontractors, employees, and clients are just a few of the things we’re thankful for in the business. Thank you to all of those who have been a part of The Podt...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we review our conversation with Matt DuMond of Simple Simon’s Pizza. One of the main topics of discussion was franchising and the inner workings of how it works, but Matt also shared about many other things like sales, marketing, and coming back home to work in the family-owned business. Join us in this rehashing of the conversation. Didn’t catch Matt’s interv...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we’re joined by franchising professional Matt DuMond. Matt is with Simple Simon’s Pizza based here in Tulsa, OK and has tasked himself with growing the family business. It doesn’t take long to realize the ownership Matt has taken in growing Simple Simon’s the company and the family. If you’re interested in franchising, this is the episode for you! We dive into...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we dive back into the conversation we had with Sal Akbani of Gateway Classic Cars. Sal is a guy that’s started and operated many businesses and has a plethora of knowledge and wisdom in business. A few of the key principles we pulled from the conversation are: a team operating in sync is more valuable than money, being a business owner comes down to the dollar...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, we’re joined by Gateway Classic Cars Founder, Sal Akbani. Throughout the entirety of this interview, Sal demonstrates a great understanding of core success principles that will not lead you astray. From employee life to buying an existing business to building two of his own businesses from the ground up, Sal has had tons of experiences and we’re excited to lea...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur Podcast, we begin a new series called Builder’s Scope. In this new series, we plan to bring you real world information, problems, solutions, and examples all about commercial construction from our point of view. Today, we jump into the always important topic of pricing. We all know pricing has gone up, but by how much and what does the future look like? This is...

On this episode of The Podtrepreneur, Nyc and Tyler recap a few of the key takeaways from episode number 35 with Steven Ragsdale from Blacksmith Roofing. Where we found a lot of great principles was in our conversation on sales. The T.I.N.Y. method, which is Their Interests Not Yours, is a great example. To compound on that idea, Steven also talked about forming real relationships, being adaptable...