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New to Leadership?
Breaking Through is an archive of leadership coaching and mentorship wisdom that CEOs and upper managers can use as springboards for team discussions and follow-up coaching in one-on-one settings. These resources are written by experienced leaders in:
HVAC
Plumbing
Roofing
Home improvement
Construction
And more!
Earlier this week I delivered an informational and inspirational talk to our Residential employees. As always, I struggled to craft a message which would reach the technicians and installers on their level.
Trust is the holy grail of doing business. You can’t buy trust and you can’t acquire trust through marketing. Trust is built through experience by companies who do what they say and back their products and services whenever there is an issue.
Entrepreneurs endure multiple failures before building successful companies. The conclusion must be that it isn’t failure which shuts us down, it is our response to failure which determines our future.
This website is intended for use by company owners and upper management seeking coaching and mentorship resources for current and new managers, but much of the guidance posted here is applicable to any home services technician or salesperson.
Breaking Through is a repository of training resources for CEOs and home service business owners who want to promote from within but recognize that many new foremen, site managers, supervisors, project managers or team leads lack previous managerial experience or leadership skills.
Breaking Through gives CEOs and upper management the coaching tools and resources they need to provide actionable advice to new jobsite leaders. Instill future managers in your company with the know-how they need to excel in their role.
Rich Ashton is the CEO of Tom’s Mechanical, a residential HVAC and plumbing company serving Arlington, TX, as well as Tom’s Commercial. Rich has more than 40 years of industry experience as well as decades of leadership coaching and mentoring expertise.
Proactive managers welcome challenges as opportunities to demonstrate creative problem solving while reactive managers approach challenges with fear.
Clearly, we have a need for rules, but some of them seem unnecessary. How do you know when you have enough?
Imagine that one of our great service technicians is wrapping up a service call with some bad news for the customer. “Your compressor is grounded and cannot be repaired..."
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