Freedom Blueprint for Home Services | HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Leadership, Business Growth

Recorded live from the beach right after the second annual Home Service Hoorah wrapped, Justin and Kristen break down the biggest takeaways from two days built around one thing: hiring.They walk through the "open house" recruiting process they've run for years across markets big and small, then dig into the Facebook and Indeed retargeting trick that got one brand-new plumbing company booked out for two weeks in just three or four days — and pulled 70 people into an office built for a fraction of that. From there, the conversation turns to the growing presence of women on stage and in the trades, and closes with a story from the Blue Angels' ground CEO about why the team hires for attitude and teamwork over raw skill — and what that means for how you build your own crew.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — Recording Live From the Beach After Home Service Hoorah0:30 — Two Days, One Deep Dive: The "Open House" Recruiting Process1:27 — Going Deep Instead of Wide: Why This Year Hit Different1:56 — Jared's Walkthrough: Building an Ad in Meta3:04 — The Retargeting Trick Nobody Talks About3:52 — 70 People Showed Up to a Brand-New Company's Open House4:39 — Why This Fixes the "Employees Holding You Hostage" Problem4:47 — Big Takeaway: More Women on Stage This Year6:05 — Is the Industry Changing, or Just Getting Louder?6:34 — Half the Room Had Never Been to an Event Like This7:14 — Pensacola Beach: The Hidden Gem Behind the Event8:01 — The Real Cost of Showing Up9:13 — Guest Speakers: Steve Wilmer Brings the Energy10:12 — The Ground CEO of the Blue Angels11:14 — Inside the Diamond Formation: 18 Inches at 800 MPH11:54 — Why the Blue Angels Hire for Attitude, Not Skill12:41 — Best Teammates, Not Just Best Pilots13:32 — Wrapping Up: HomeServiceHoorah.com🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ The "open house" recruiting process that's filled trucks for years, in markets big and small✅ The Facebook + Indeed retargeting trick that booked one plumbing company solid in days✅ Why systems like this only work when you stop treating them as "set it and forget it"✅ What the Blue Angels' ground crew can teach you about hiring for attitude over skill✅ Why going deep on fewer topics beat going wide this year, and what attendees left able to implement immediatelyAverage events send you home with a stack of ideas you'll never open again. Great events send you home with one thing you can implement on the flight back. If hiring is your biggest headache, this recap is for you.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode👉 Share this with an owner who's tired of the hiring grind#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #Recruiting #Hiring #HomeServiceHoorah #Leadership

It's 4:30 on a Thursday, and you're standing in the truck bay having the same callback conversation with Jimmy for the third time this month. He nods. Monday comes. Another callback. And you're right back in the truck fixing it yourself.In this Freedom Fuel episode, Justin borrows a line from Dan Martell — stop being a tugboat, start being a lighthouse — and admits he spent years proud of how much he "delegated" when really he was just towing: handing out the what and keeping the why to himself. He walks through the math on why silent, unhappy customers are the real problem hiding behind low review numbers, and why a team member who only ever hears the what will always need somebody to drag them along.Justin shows exactly how he reframed a callback conversation with Jimmy — not by asking him to try harder, but by finally explaining what a callback actually costs him, the team, and the business. The result: a guy who can see the shore doesn't need a tugboat anymore.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — The Truck Bay Conversation You've Had Three Times This Month0:45 — Today's Topic: Tugboat vs. Lighthouse1:44 — Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast2:15 — Dan Martell's Line That Changed How I Lead2:53 — My Confession: I Called It Delegating, It Was Towing3:18 — Back to Jimmy: Two Sides of the Same Conversation3:38 — The Math on Your 950 Silent Customers3:55 — Why Silence Isn't Satisfaction4:17 — Why We Keep Towing: Speed, Assumption, and Ego5:05 — Handing Jimmy a Picture Instead of a Task5:29 — Widening It Out: What Silent Customers Cost the Team5:47 — Landing It on the Business: The Cost of Replacing Customers6:01 — What Changes When Jimmy Can See the Shore6:47 — The Challenge: Explain the Why, Just Once7:18 — Your Assignment for Today7:23 — Share, Subscribe, and Leave a Review🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ The tugboat vs. lighthouse metaphor that reframes what real delegation looks like✅ Why "explaining the why" isn't soft — it's the fastest way to stop dragging your team✅ The math behind your silent, unhappy customers, and why a bad review is actually a gift✅ How to hand someone a "why" instead of just a task, with a real script✅ The one-conversation challenge to try with the person you've been pulling hardestAverage leaders hand out the what and keep pulling. Great leaders hand out the why and let people find their own way. If you're tired of dragging your team through the same conversation every month, this episode is for you.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next Freedom Fuel episode👉 Share this with an owner who's still towing instead of shining#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #LeadershipDevelopment #Delegation #ContractorTips #CustomerExperience

Justin was one ride-along away from handing his best technician to the competition — until a single day in the passenger seat blew up everything he thought he knew about leadership.In this Freedom Fuel episode, Justin tells the story of "Jimmy," a technician everyone liked but whose numbers were rough — low close rate, high callbacks. Justin had already made the call to let him go, but before pulling the trigger, he spent one full day riding along. What he found wasn't a guy who couldn't do the job — it was a guy fighting a clunky CRM, missing tools, and too afraid to ask for help. The real problem was never Jimmy. It was everything the company had stacked in his way.Justin breaks down the four questions every leader should ask before writing someone off — time, tools, training, and confidence to speak up — and shows what happened when he cleared the path for Jimmy instead of clearing him out.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — The Technician I Almost Handed to My Competitor0:50 — Before I Pulled the Trigger, I Did a Ride-Along1:45 — Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast2:21 — Redefining the Most Important Job of a Leader3:10 — The Gut Punch: It Wasn't His Fault, It Was Mine3:36 — Why It's Cheaper to Invest Than to Replace4:09 — What I Actually Saw: Jimmy Fighting the CRM4:33 — Missing Tools and a Guy Who Never Complained5:10 — Why We Write Off Good People Before We Look5:43 — Blame, Ego, and Looking in the Mirror6:48 — Four Questions to Ask About Your Own Jimmy7:40 — Your Job: Find the Gaps Before You Write Anyone Off8:15 — What Happened After We Cleared the Path8:43 — Jimmy Stayed — and Became One of the Best on the Team9:05 — The Challenge: Go Ride Along With Your Jimmy9:40 — Share, Subscribe, and Leave a Review🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why the technician you're ready to write off might be a leadership problem, not a performance problem✅ The four questions to ask before deciding someone isn't "cutting it" — time, tools, training, confidence✅ Why it's cheaper to invest in the person you already have than to replace them✅ How one ride-along can reveal what a performance review never will✅ The exact challenge to clear one roadblock for your team todayAverage leaders replace the person. Great leaders clear the path first. If you've got a good person on your team who isn't getting the results you need, this episode is for you.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next Freedom Fuel episode👉 Share this with an owner who's about to write off a good person#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #LeadershipDevelopment #TeamDevelopment #ContractorTips #Retention

It's 7:40 on a Thursday night, and you're still sitting in your truck in the shop parking lot — answering a text about a $400 refund your operations manager should be able to handle on his own.In this Freedom Fuel episode, Justin gets honest about being someone else's ceiling for two years without knowing it, and lays out why your business will never outgrow the size of your leadership. He walks through the real cost of staying the go-to decision-maker (it's not just your hours), the three hidden reasons owners hold onto control, and a five-move playbook — starting with a 7-day decision audit — for handing authority back to your team before your best people quietly stop offering it.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — The Parking Lot Text That Reveals Your Ceiling1:20 — Why $4.2 Million Is the Size of Your Leadership2:25 — Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast3:07 — My Confession: I Was Somebody Else's Ceiling4:10 — What 14 Months of Silence Cost Ray5:34 — Running Smooth vs. Running Small6:18 — Reason 1: It's Faster If I Just Do It Myself7:05 — Reason 2: Being "The Guy" Is the Identity Trap7:45 — Reason 3: If I Teach Them, They'll Leave8:22 — The Playbook: Run a 7-Day Decision Audit9:04 — Sort Every Decision Into Three Buckets9:36 — Give One Column Away — In Writing10:15 — Let the First Mistake Happen11:16 — The 4-Second Move: Ask, Then Shut Up12:05 — What Changes When You Actually Do This13:10 — The 7-Day Challenge: Question First, Every Time13:51 — Your One Assignment for Tonight🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why your business only grows as far as your leadership does — and how to spot your own ceiling✅ The real cost of being the "go-to" decision-maker (hint: it's not just your time)✅ The three hidden reasons owners hold onto control, and why "if I teach them, they'll leave" backfires✅ A 5-move playbook for handing off decisions, starting with a 7-day decision audit✅ The 4-second question that turns employees back into leadersAverage leaders keep every decision flowing through them. Great leaders build a business that runs without needing to ask permission first. If you're tired of being the bottleneck in your own company, this episode is for you.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next Freedom Fuel episode👉 Share this with an owner who's still answering texts from the truck#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #LeadershipDevelopment #ContractorTips #BusinessGrowth #Delegation

There's a decision sitting on your desk right now — and you already know which one.Maybe it's the tech who isn't going to make it. Maybe it's the price increase you've written four times and never sent. In this Freedom Fuel episode, Justin Deese makes the case that not deciding is still a decision — and usually the most expensive one you'll ever make. He shares the story of a tech he waited 11 months too long to let go, and breaks down exactly what indecision quietly costs you: momentum, culture, and your team's trust in your leadership.Then he gets practical. Indecision isn't a logic problem, it's a fear problem — fear of the wrong call, fear of never having enough certainty, and delays that feel like kindness but really aren't. Justin walks through the four moves that break the loop: put a date on it, sort reversible decisions from permanent ones, say it out loud even without an answer, and make the call you've already made in your head.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:34 — The Decision Sitting on Your Desk Right Now2:23 — Welcome Back: Why Indecision Holds Leaders Back3:00 — You Think You're Being Careful (You're Being Expensive)3:19 — The Jimmy Story: Eleven Months of Avoiding a Hard Conversation4:21 — The Real Cost: Why Your Team Stops Bringing Their Best6:20 — Why We Keep Doing It: The Fear Problem6:30 — Fear #1: The Wrong Call6:55 — Fear #2: Waiting for Certainty7:20 — Fear #3: When Delay Feels Like Kindness7:53 — Move #1: Put a Date on It8:15 — Move #2: Sort Reversible vs. Permanent Decisions8:52 — Move #3: Say It Out Loud9:20 — Move #4: Make the Call You've Already Made9:56 — The Double Win: Business Momentum and Team Trust10:45 — Final Challenge: Make the Call Before You Leave Today🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why indecision — not a bad decision — is the real threat to your business✅ The hidden cost behind "being patient" with a problem employee (and why it isn't kindness)✅ How to tell which decisions deserve two minutes vs. two weeks of deliberation✅ The one sentence that gives your team clarity even when you don't have the answer yet✅ Four practical moves to break the indecision loop before you leave the shop todayAverage leaders wait for certainty that never comes. Great leaders put a date on it and move.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next Freedom Fuel episode👉 Share this with a leader who's been sitting on a decision too long#HomeServiceBusiness #Leadership #ContractorLife #BusinessGrowth #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #DecisionMaking #HomeServiceLeadership #TeamCulture #Entrepreneurship

Justin got called a fraud. Not in so many words, but the message was clear: how can you preach "freedom" in business while you're grinding harder than ever on a brand-new venture? It stung more than he expected, so instead of brushing it off, he sat with it, and realized the person asking had missed something huge: the difference between a phase and a trap.In this episode, Justin breaks down why every business goes through an infancy stage that demands hands-on grinding, and how to tell if your own hustle is building toward something or just keeping you stuck. He walks through the real test he uses to separate healthy hard work from being trapped: tactical work vs. strategic work. It's the same gut-check he used to answer that "fraud" accusation once and for all.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — Getting Called a Fraud for "Preaching Freedom"1:33 — Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast1:58 — Working Hard vs. Being a Slave to Your Business2:44 — The Four Phases Every Business Goes Through3:07 — Why the Infancy Phase Demands the Grind3:45 — Why Working Hard Still Feels Like Guilt4:30 — The Highlight Reel Trap of Social Media6:07 — Tactical Work vs. Strategic Work6:50 — The Two Wins of Intentional Grinding7:16 — Answering the "Fraud" Accusation7:42 — This Week's Challenge: Circle Your Strategic Work🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why the early phase of any business demands hands-on grinding — and why that's normal✅ The real difference between being "trapped" and being in a temporary, chosen phase✅ How to separate tactical work (today's fires) from strategic work (tomorrow's systems)✅ Why comparing your behind-the-scenes to everyone else's highlight reel is setting you up to feel guilty for nothing✅ The one gut-check to run this week to find out if your grind is building something or just burning you outAverage business owners feel guilty every time they're back in the grind. Great business owners know exactly which phase they're in — and keep building anyway. If you've ever wondered whether working hard makes you a hypocrite for talking about freedom, this episode is for you.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next Freedom Fuel episode👉 Share this with an owner who's grinding right now and feeling guilty about it#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #BusinessGrowth #Entrepreneurship #ServiceBusinessOwner #BusinessMindsetMentioned in this episode:HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

There's a week every business owner knows all too well — the one where every day hands you a new problem before you've even finished your coffee, where you're pulling every lever you know how to pull just to keep things standing, and a little voice creeps in asking, "Am I actually good at this, or did I just get lucky?"In this episode, Justin gets real about the rocky opening of his newest business location — long hours, problems he didn't see coming, and jobs he thought he'd left behind years ago. He breaks down why knowing the right move is only half the battle, and why the real key to surviving the hard weeks is staying flexible and humble enough to do whatever it takes — and building a team that can bend right alongside you.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — The Week That Tests Everything You've Got1:43 — Welcome Back (Recording From a New Location)2:40 — The Confession: Our Rocky Grand Opening4:02 — The Real Weight of Building Something New5:10 — Why We Let It Get So Hard (Ego, Comfort, and Grinding)6:40 — The Trap That Doesn't Care What Industry You're In6:58 — The Three Things That Actually Get You Through It8:52 — The Double Win of Staying Flexible9:35 — Your Challenge This Week🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why knowing the right move is only half of what gets you through a hard stretch✅ The real reasons owners get stuck — ego, comfort, and the belief that grinding harder is always the answer✅ Why "knowing your levers" only works if you're also willing to stay flexible when reality doesn't match the plan✅ How building a team that flexes with you is what lets your business grow without breaking✅ The one honest question to ask yourself about where you're still staying rigidAverage business owners stay rigid when things get hard, hoping the plan they walked in with will hold. Great business owners flex, adapt, and lead their team through it — coming out the other side stronger, together.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next Freedom Fuel episode👉 Share this with another owner who needs to hear it#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #BusinessLeadership #TeamBuilding #Resilience #BusinessGrowthMentioned in this episode:HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

You can choose two hard things in business: the pain of pushing through, or the regret of backing off. Justin's been living that choice lately — not just in his home service business, but in a brand-new restaurant he bought and is rebuilding from the ground up. In this episode, he pulls back the curtain on why he took it on, what the remodel has actually cost him in sleep and sanity, and why he'd choose the hard path again every time.Justin breaks down why owners fall in love with the finish line and forget the middle is going to hurt, and the three traps that keep pulling business owners into the same wall. Then he flips it: choosing your hard on purpose, protecting your people by hiring slow and training hard, and reconnecting with your why the moment things get painful. It's a real look at what rebuilding something broken actually takes — and why it's worth it.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — The Choice Every Owner Faces: Push Through or Regret Backing Off0:43 — Behind the Scenes: Justin's New Business Walkthrough1:12 — Buying and Rebuilding a Restaurant While Running a Home Service Business2:10 — Why Good People and Systems Make or Break a Business3:17 — The Remodel Reality: Equipment Breakdowns and Late Nights4:21 — The Real Why Behind Choosing the Hard Path: Family and Legacy5:13 — The True Cost of Rebuilding: Time, Energy, and Team Development5:58 — Growth, Taxes, and Staying Resilient Through It All7:06 — Three Reasons Owners Get Stuck (and Lose Sight of Their Why)7:36 — Choosing Your Hard on Purpose8:04 — Protecting Your Team: Hire Slow, Train Hard8:43 — The Double Win: Resilient Businesses and Teams That Last9:19 — The Call to Action: Confront the Hard Thing Today🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN✅ Why every business owner has to choose between the pain of pushing through and the regret of backing off✅ What buying and rebuilding a broken restaurant taught Justin about resilience and systems✅ Why hiring slow and training hard is non-negotiable if you want your team to carry the business✅ The real "why" behind choosing your hard on purpose — and how it changes everything✅ The three reasons owners get stuck chasing the finish line, and how to avoid itAverage owners look for the easy path and burn out searching for one that doesn't exist. Great owners choose their hard on purpose and build something that lasts — a business and a team that can outlive the founder. If you're in the middle of a hard season right now, this episode is for you.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — short, powerful episodes to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode👉 Share this with an owner who needs to hear it today#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #ElectricalBusiness #ContractorMarketing #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #BusinessLeadership #Entrepreneurship #ResilienceMentioned in this episode:HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

Ever wonder why your most loyal customer skips you when it's time for the big job? You showed up fast, fixed the small stuff, even worked for free, and when the $20,000 system replacement came up, they didn't even call. That's not bad luck. That's pricing.In this solo episode, Justin Deese breaks down the real story of "Jimmy", a contractor who did everything right for years and still lost a big replacement job to "one of those big companies in town." Justin unpacks why pricing isn't just about the bottom line: it's a confidence signal. It shapes whether customers trust you with their smallest problems, or with their biggest decisions.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — Cold Open: The Customer Who Skipped You for the Big Job0:45 — Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast1:15 — The Jimmy Story: Years of Free Work, Zero Chance to Bid2:30 — The Owner Mindset Gap: Effort vs. Confidence3:15 — Point 1: Cheap Pricing Builds the Wrong Kind of Trust4:15 — What the Customer Was Really Thinking5:00 — Point 2: How Free Work Lowers Perceived Value5:45 — Reflection: Would Your Best Customer Call You First?6:15 — Point 3: Pricing Is a Confidence Signal7:15 — What Jimmy Should Have Done Differently8:00 — Action Steps: Audit, Reframe, Lead the Conversation🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN:✅ Why customers reward confidence, not effort, even from the contractor they trust most✅ How cheap or free pricing quietly signals "this work isn't worth much"✅ Why big companies win the big jobs by looking safer, not by being better✅ How to start the replacement conversation years before the system fails✅ The exact audit to run this week on your free work and your replacement pricingAverage contractors wear "I did it for free" like a badge of honor and wonder why the big jobs go elsewhere. Great contractors know pricing isn't just a number, it's proof they're worth trusting with the decision that matters most.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast, real conversations to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode👉 Share this with a fellow leader who needs to hear it#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #PricingStrategy #ContractorTips #CustomerTrust #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #BusinessGrowthMentioned in this episode:HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!

Most leaders think doing everything themselves is proof of their commitment. It's actually proof of how little they've built around them — and it's quietly costing them their business and their team's growth. When you catch yourself finishing work someone else could've done, there's one question that changes everything: are you leading, or are you just the bottleneck?In this solo episode, Justin Deese breaks down the trap of doing too much — why it looks like dedication but is actually keeping your business dependent on you. He opens up with his own story: years spent as the bottleneck, convinced he was just the hardest worker in the building, when the truth was he didn't trust anyone else to do it his way. That distinction between commitment and control is the one most leaders miss, and it's quietly costing them a team that can think for itself.⏱️ VIDEO CHAPTERS0:00 — Cold Open: Still at the Shop at 7 PM0:45 — Welcome to the Freedom Blueprint Podcast1:15 — The Trap That Looks Like Dedication1:45 — Justin's Confession: Wearing Exhaustion Like a Trophy2:30 — What Control Is Really Costing You3:15 — The Jimmy Story: How "Helping" Trains Dependence4:00 — Three Reasons Leaders Hold On Too Tight5:15 — Five Moves to Climb Out of the Trap7:00 — The Double Win: A Business (and Team) That Can Stand Without You7:45 — Justin's Challenge: Hand One Thing Off Today🎯 IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN:✅ Why doing too much isn't dedication — it's a sign of how little you've built around you✅ How jumping in too fast trains your team to stop bringing solutions and start bringing problems✅ The three real reasons leaders won't let go (faster, safer, feels good) — and why naming yours is the first step✅ The five practical moves to start delegating today, from making two lists to coaching instead of rescuing✅ Why a mistake on your team's part is the moment leadership happens, not proof you should take it backAverage leaders wear their exhaustion like a trophy and call it dedication. Great leaders have the courage to hand off what matters and the patience to let their people grow into it. If you've built a business that can't run without you, this is the conversation you've been avoiding.🎧 Welcome to The Freedom Blueprint Podcast — real conversations to help home service business owners lead better, grow faster, and keep crushing it.👉 Subscribe so you don't miss the next episode👉 Share this with a leader who's carrying too much#HomeServiceBusiness #HVACBusiness #PlumbingBusiness #Leadership #ContractorTips #TeamBuilding #FreedomBlueprint #JustinDeese #BusinessGrowth #DelegationMentioned in this episode:HomeServiceHoorah.com/ Get your tickets before they SELLOUT!