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Brady has been in construction for about 30 years.
He started Jiu-Jitsu to stay active and competitive. (Currently a blue belt preparing for his first tournament.)
Balancing work and training requires careful scheduling.
Communication is key in managing client expectations.
Handling difficult clients can lead to referrals and business growth.
Understanding the psychology of clients helps in construction.
Brady emphasizes the importance of education in construction.
He believes in treating clients with respect to foster good relationships.
Jiu-Jitsu has taught him about strategy and adaptability.
Always be attacking in Jiu-Jitsu to gain advantages.
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