How to find your why and Never Quit - With Richard Harris
Finding a way through life can be a challenge, especially when a fear of failure can prevent us from stepping out and putting our all into something.
Posts about:
The Proud Skilled Worker (2)
How to Swallow Your Pride and Ask for Help - with Houston Enlow
The trades industry used to be every man for himself, but times are cha
n
ging.
How to Succeed on the Road with Skillwork - with Keith Hatcher
Modern technology has allowed hard-working skilled tradesman to have the stability they need while feeding the adventure they crave.
How to Listen, Persevere and Succeed in the Trades - with Jeff Robertson
A successful and long-lasting career in the trades IS possible.
How to Demolish Negativity and Create Growth - with Dan Shoemaker
Want to find out how to level up in your career or small business?
What is Better, Education or OJT? - with Sam Overturf
Do you know how to grow your career in the trades?
Do You Want to Succeed in the Trades? Just Show Up - with Louis Bandy
A career in the trades can be more successful than a 4-year college degree.
How to Stay in S.H.A.P.E. - With Jack Pierre
What are 5 keys to success for skilled workers?
Whether you’re just starting your career in the trades or a seasoned pro, there is always room to grow.
How to Advance Your Education as a Tradesman Without Sacrificing Your Pay - with Justin Stewart
Do you find yourself struggling to get settled in your career?
The skilled trades are incredibly diverse in that they provide opportunities for growth in your career and allow you to touch a wide
range of jobs and industries.
You don’t need to be stuck in one area when there are ways to
“level
up”, get certified online
,
and expand your expertise and skill.
"Work" Is Not a 4-Letter Word
Changes in the Skilled Trades
Society’s devaluing of
“blue-collar
” jobs
Over the last several decades, there has been an erosion, if not an all-out assault, on the traditional skilled trades. This is correlated to the third industrial revolution—the computer age. We’ve learned to “work smarter, not harder”, which has its benefits, but over time has made hard work something to be looked down upon.