Construction Royalty
In this episode of the Construction Royalty Podcast, host Irvin welcomes back Keenan Garcia for a deep dive into various entrepreneurial topics. Keenan shares updates on his transition into the consulting business, focusing on solar energy and larger commercial projects. The conversation highlights the importance of networking, consistent routines, and the significant role of personal and business development through faith. Keenan discusses the transformative power of AI in business automation and outlines practical uses to streamline operations. Personal anecdotes about marriage,...
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In this engaging episode, host Irvin sits down with his good friend Tomas Keenan to dive deep into the world of business, personal growth, and success. Tomas shares candid insights on his journey from facing business failures to becoming a highly sought-after business coach. They cover the importance of systems, processes, and recurring revenue models, along with personal anecdotes about family and work-life balance. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or looking to optimize your current business, this episode is packed with valuable lessons and actionable strategies to elevate your...
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With the rise in AI and all kinds of new technology, what does the future of construction look like? When AI first came into light, most people out in the world though that hard labor blue collar jobs would be the first type of jobs getting replaced by robots. That isn't the case now though! It's being shown that the first types of jobs getting replaced by robots are minimum wage jobs along with office jobs. Blue collar jobs will be the last one to get replaced by technology because every job every single way is different than the previous day. It takes critical thinking and skill to master...
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Back for round two with NXT Lever Smart Home from Houston, TX. Last time we only had one half of the partnership with Jeremiah Winfree, but this time we made sure we also had the other half, Jerry Orantes. We talked about how a business partnership works, home automation, the future of AI, traveling and how Jerry Orantes got started in the business! Follow NXT Level Smart Home! Follow Us!
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Throwback to another popular episode! Shoutout to Zach Harris from Hart Srone Studio & Design from Austin, Tx for bringing us this topic to discuss! There's a huge controversial discussion about disconnecting from work everyday. Most people think of work as this bad and unhealthy thing that they must leave at the front door of their office when they clock out for the day or something they leave locked away in their laptop if they work from home. These same most people believe they can't mix and combine work and the rest of their lives. I believe we can and I believe that we should....
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Throwback to another popular episode! Josh Shelton is the Vice-President of Roadway Specialties located in Austin, Tx. Roadway Specialties works in a super niched industry that does all things subsidierary to the highways. Small signs, guardrails, cable barriers, etc. Josh joined the family business after he walked out during a shift at a lube shop for them not having good customer service. He started in the business doing hard manuel laber for his first 8 years. Follow Josh Shelton! Connect with us!
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Throwback to our popular episode with KSparky! Kevin Martinez who also goes by the name KSparky is an electrician from San Diego, CA who is on the come up and is making massive waves in the electrical industry. Only been in the electrical industry for a couple of years now, Kevin has been a major influence to younger and newer electrical apprentices who are intrested in building a solid career. He's one of the very few people in the construction industry, that I've meet since I got into the trades at 10 years old, that constantly works on his personal development. Staying mentally and...
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Colby Howell is the owner of Break Free Power, an Ercot electricity brokerage that has been going for 11 years strong. Since building relationships with clients is important, Coby has built solid and genuine relationships with clients and potential clients throughout the years. making his their dependable contact for electricity needs. Established out of Dallas, Tx, Colby's most important roles are being a father and a husband above business. With a very different perspective of life compared to other guests that I've had on, you've find this episode intriguing and interesting....
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Keenan Garcia is a Dallas entrepreneur, Christina husband, follower of God, fitness enthusiast and overall a good man that is focused on improving his life in every area of life just one day at a time. Keenan started his journey as a solar saleman when he moved to Dallas, helping homeowners get solar panels without having to pay for them on top of their monthly energy bill and not having to depend on the power grid going down. He then added another opportunity for his clients in a duct & envelope air sealing technology. He's creating a business that helps homeowners maket their home...
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Alioune F. Ndiaye is a Houston builder, investor, realtor and consultant that also posts some of the most eye catching content on social media regarding to construction. Alley has been in the industry since 2020 after being a project manager in a previous company. He has used the skills learned in his previous role and what he learned in college to build his business so fast in the last 4 years. Having laser like focus, skipping parties and improving his craft on a daily basis, there's a reason why he's building some of the most beautiful homes in Houston! Follow Alley The Builder! ...
info_outlineI had to reshare this episode from mid 2023 because it's very important to make solid connections in the construction industry since most of our projects come from word of mouth.
I believe there's a correct and incorrect way to build connections in the industry. There's also small and big events all around town and it's difficult to figure out which of these events would be most beneficial. I've been to events of all sizes with people from various different industries and I've seen my fair share of the differences.
I really like the small intimate events because you can get more personal to everyone. Whether these are $20 10-person events hosted by a small level entrepreneur or a $20,000 10-person event hosted by one of the biggest names in the industry, the smaller the event the better the connections you can make.
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