50 Years in Construction: Dealing with Stress & Managing Cash | Ross Faulkner #54

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This week's episode features Ross Faulkner from Faulkner Construction, a highly respected builder with a long history of delivering exceptional architectural homes across Auckland and Tauranga since 1981.

Join us as we explore the key challenges and solutions Ross has encountered while growing his successful business. He shares valuable perspectives on seeing the bigger picture, the importance of patience and balance in business, and the strategies involved in building a long-lasting enterprise. We also delve into the critical aspects of managing cash flow and effectively tracking success.

Ross offers insights on building strong relationships within the industry and the significance of showcasing their work. We also discuss the importance of celebrating wins and the philosophy of 'doing it once and doing it right.' As the BCITO Chairman, Ross provides his perspective on leadership and candidly shares his experiences with the stresses of business ownership and the solutions he's found.

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