In this episode, Jason Schroeder challenges the common misconception that being "kind" on a project site means avoiding discipline. He argues that true kindness is about creating an environment where workers can succeed—by enforcing safety, cleanliness, and discipline. Drawing on lessons from military leadership and personal experiences, Jason explains how leadership and structure, far from being harsh, are the most respectful and kind ways to support workers on a construction site.

What you'll learn in this episode:

Why leadership and discipline are forms of respect on the job site.
How creating a clean, organized work environment shows true kindness.
The importance of clear communication and safety systems in fostering success.
Why avoiding zero tolerance or structure is disrespectful to workers.
How to establish a stable, predictable environment that helps workers perform at their best.

How can you create a more supportive and structured environment on your job sites to truly show kindness to your team?

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April 18th - 12 Steps Reflections