And that’s a wrap. This is the end of Constructing You. The end of an era as the show must go on, but into a completely different realm and dimension, as I’ve had to honour the evolution of myself and my voice, and that means, after much deliberation, letting go of this incredible podcast. 159,000 downloads 322 episodes 175 guests 2 awards 40 countries For quite some time I haven’t been able to plug into the voice that used to lead the show, and the fuel that started the show ran out. I also, couldn’t speak the language that I used to anymore, and anything that is done not wholly infused with passion and heart, will never have the same impact as it can, despite how invaluable the content remains. THANK YOU - to every guest who said yes, to every listener around the world who has chosen to make Constructing You part of your playlist. Thank you for choosing this show, and for taking the value that you did over the years.  All episodes will be kept active, so if you know someone who would still benefit then let them know of the Constructing You archive! Get the ultimate careers in construction book collection: Constructing Your Career: https://amzn.to/49zILN6 Leadership in Construction: https://amzn.to/4btf1Do Young Gun: https://amzn.to/4byPngG For the final time, here's to Constructing YOU. Your construction coach, Elinor Moshe

Brenda Kiptugen is an accomplished professional with a proven track record of delivering successful projects in the realms of commercial construction and mining infrastructure. With a wealth of experience garnered from collaborating across several Fortune 500 companies, Brenda has honed her expertise in cost estimation, project management, and contract administration. Her exceptional communication skills and unwavering dedication to achieving results have made her a trusted asset in the industry. Beyond her professional achievements, Brenda is a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, actively engaging in community initiatives and volunteering with organisations like NAWIC and AIB. Her commitment to continuous learning and her unique perspective on the integration of intuition in construction decision-making make Brenda an influential voice in the field. Her upcoming chapter in the book explores the profound ways in which intuition can transform the industry and foster creative thinking. Brenda's invaluable contributions have positioned her as a true leader and change-maker in the construction world. Show notes If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

Co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry joined me in a disruptive discussion on what constitutes exemplary leadership in the industry today. You'll hear from Kabri Lehrman-Schmid, Wally Adamchik and Coty Leigh Fournier in this episode, where they share BOLD and uncommon truths of the construction industry based on their collective experiences.  Love what they're saying? Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

Co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry joined me in a disruptive discussion on what it takes to defy grain. You'll hear from Brenda Debensten, Malik Khan and Dr. Priyadarshini Das in this episode, where they share BOLD and uncommon truths of the construction industry based on their collective experiences.  Love what they're saying? Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

In January, you are going to be joined by select co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry in a special series - tune in to discover more.  Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

Co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry joined me in a disruptive discussion on why the next generation is losing (it).  You'll hear from Heimy Molina, Jenny Tseng and Brenda Kiptugen in this episode, where they share BOLD and uncommon truths of the construction industry based on their collective experiences.  Love what they're saying? Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

In January, you are going to be joined by select co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry in a special series - tune in to discover more.  Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

Co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry joined me in a disruptive discussion on where it all went wrong... You'll hear from Coty Fournier, Stan Giaouris, Spiroula Joanna Stathakis and Marie O'Looney in this episode, where they share BOLD and uncommon truths of the construction industry based on their collective experiences.  Love what they're saying? Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

Welcome to the fifth year running of Constructing You!  In January, you are going to be joined by select co-authors of our upcoming anthology, Secrets of the Construction Industry in a special series - tune in to discover more.  Make sure you PRE-ORDER your copy of Secrets of the Construction Industry - what's their greatest secret (and can you keep it?) Get your copy today (AUS pre-order only) theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

Every week since I started breaking down my own psyche I send an email to my coach titled in reflection. Sharing the syncronichies, revelations, awakenings and new found awarenesses that the universe delivered me as the week unfolded. At times I would sit there thinking what could possibly show up, it’s been a quite week and then BAM, something would be delivered. But why – why stop, why let the wheels fall off?   Power opposing independence! The world told me I was a success, it kept on confirming it but I’ve always lived in two realities, and it’s the reality that was numbed and suppressed because it was too painful to acknowledge was the underlying driver of my life. And I had to face it this year, it was delivered to me, rolled like a ball at my feet, and I had to hear the calling. Until you don’t confront what is numbed and suppressed within, that is unconsciously running your life, it is like a house on sand. My house was built on sand, and the sand began washing away, and so the house fell. As it needed to, as it still is, because what the destruction had to offer and has to offer is so beautiful. Parts of me that I didn’t even know existed, have just come online, and I realised that the level of pleasure one can experience is only relative to the pain they can experience, and both are awakening, revealing and beautiful. If you have been listening to the show this year, I again thank you for choosing this space and for taking value from the show. I couldn’t always deliver this year, as literally, my wheels fell off, and I had to stop and inspect the vehicle. Thoroughly. Join me in January for the secret series, where co-authors from SOTCI have joined to bring disruptive perspectives and truths to you, in anticipation of the release of our anthology. I’m extremely proud of it, and I know it’s going to serve its purpose of lodging a spanner in the minds of many, because not to dissimilar to what I’ve been speaking on, something needs to enter to break your mind so you can experience far more than what is currently in your realm. I wish you a blessed and abundance Christmas if you celebrate, as I do a prosperous, abundant and growth filled new year. I wish you all the best and nothing less, and if you choose to be back next year, then all I can say is, we’re going somewhere so vastly different than where we have been, and the invitation is always open for you to join. Until 2024, here’s to constructing you….

Co-founder of BuildPass, Matt Perrott, began his working life with hands-on labouring experience doing shop fittings while employed as a lifeguard on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, at notorious surf beaches such as Gunnamatta and Portsea.  At The University of Melbourne Matt completed a Bachelor of Commerce (Civil Engineering and Finance), where he was first exposed to powerful software like CAD, which stoked his natural curiosity in how digital tools could be utilised for building. This drew Matt to further his education at The University of Melbourne with a Masters in Software Engineering, graduating with First Class Honours. During university, Matt’s love for building and digital spurred his first foray into the app world, launching an online community platform called Jufl that helped students create friendships and networks through spontaneous lunch catch-ups.  After his first taste of the tech world, Matt was hooked. And it wasn’t long until his drive to discover more about how technology could be used to improve day-to-day life, particularly in a business setting, saw him seek out a career in software development. Matt’s first full-time role at a technology business was with EverProof, a digital platform that provides secure access to sensitive documentation. Here Matt worked in the business development and strategy teams, where he grew his sales toolkit while observing how small software teams can work together efficiently. After a year at EverProof, Matt doubled-down on his move into technology, landing a graduate role with REA Group where he rotated throughout the business, deepening his technical ability and knowledge in operational processes that drive sustained success. In 2019 while working on REA Group’s peer-working platform, Spacely, Matt met his BuildPass co-founder, Aaron Vanston.

Harvey Jutton, a 19-year-old entrepreneur originally hailing from the United Kingdom, currently resides in Sydney, Australia. His journey began in hostels until he found his footing in Double Bay. Venturing into the business world, Harvey made the bold decision to move, knowing no one in his new surroundings. In just the second month of his business endeavor, he and his Chief Technology Officer (CTO) have achieved an impressive feat: successfully placing six individuals into permanent job roles. Harvey's business specializes in the field of Electrical and HVAC Recruitment. Leveraging cutting-edge AI and data-driven strategies, his company is experiencing rapid expansion. With ambitions that extend beyond Australia, Harvey has plans to establish a presence in Dubai. Networking and connecting with like-minded individuals are central to his approach. He believes that there's something to learn from everyone, and he seizes any opportunity to gain new insights, regardless of the circumstances. Beyond the realm of business, Harvey's interests delve into macroeconomics, and his personality is intrinsically tied to the world of commerce. In his leisure time, he can often be found conducting research on the economy or actively engaging in networking events, including frequents visits to esteemed clubs such as the CYCA (Cruising Yacht Club of Australia), where he has cultivated meaningful connections.

Qualified as an Architect MBA, Amit has been working to contribute to the global real estate sector for two and a half decades. He has spent almost a decade in the region curating stories for mixed-use and retail assets. Amit has rich experience with brands such as Ivanhoe Cambridge, Old mutual group, McArthur, RMZ, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, and DLF in leadership positions. All along his passionate journey in real estate, he has been instrumental in formulating innovative strategies and opening top new revenue streams for his stakeholders. He has worked for multi billion private family offices and publicly listed institutional funds and developers to build businesses from scratch or help grow them to the next level. Amit is currently the Partner and Board advisor at ACR Partners & Chief strategy office at Aliriza Robotics. Until recently, in his last role at DAMAC Properties, Amit handled the entire P&L of the leased and managed assets. Amit’s prime focus was to establish DAMAC as a mixed-use and community retail player in the region, which included developing new territories for DAMAC in London, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. He built a mall management team through strategic hiring and mentoring for delivering exceptional retailer and customer experiences. In parallel, he ensured the enhancement of productivity and overall valuation of the operational assets of DAMAC through management of DAMAC owned malls in the United Arab Emirates. Amit has been invited to speak at esteemed retail events such as ICSC (Jakarta), MECSC (Dubai), World Corporate Summit (Dubai), Future Retail Destinations (Qatar), 11th Annual Shopping Mall Summit Malaysia, 12th Annual Shopping Mall Summit (Thailand), 9th Annual CEM & Customer Loyalty MENA Summit (Dubai), and Property Technology Festival (Dubai) to name a few. In his free time, Amit likes to assess feasibility of tech start ups and help them grow. He also likes to play off as time permits and he is a progressive believer in the powerful adage “Teamwork makes the dream work”. If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

It's a pleasure and privilege to announce the release of OUR book 🔥 Secrets of the Construction Industry is a premiere anthology of 32 select industry titans, exemplary leaders and young guns sharing their wisdom around one signature question that I've simply loved collating. You see, the industry has experienced a massive fall from grace, exemplified over the last two years, which at the core is a decline of truth and wisdom. This collaborative anthology gives rise to guiding principles that has never failed to yield exemplary results to those who have applied it and are now sharing it with you. It's a journey unto itself experiencing the wisdom in this book, and to take part of a collective vision to finally turn the tide of the industry by upholding what has always worked. You will be discovering the co-authors in Secrets of the Construction Industry over the coming weeks, with the book coming out in 2024 🙏🏻 Are you ready for it? Pre-order your copy today:  theconstructioncoach.com.au/sotci

Jon Sibley is the CEO of TrueBuilt. Jon has 7+ years of experience in enterprise software sales and sales leadership. He is a former Team USA and NCAA Athlete. He holds an MBA from USC Marshall and a BA in Law and Economics from UC Berkeley and grew up around his immediate family in construction. If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

Marie believes that engineering is one of the most fascinating industries and professions there can be. Whilst the industry has a long way to go, she sees an industry where engineering is accessible to everyone and there is creativity and innovation embedded in professional practice to address society’s needs. She started her journey decades ago and has had incredible opportunities to advance and to deliver award winning projects and was nominated for the ACSE NSW Female Engineer of the Year in 2021. It wasn’t always a straightforward path finding herself in the industry, but she has found it extremely rewarding. Because of the world of possibility, she is a keen STEAM enthusiast and through mentoring and speaking events she supports creative engineers to be the best that they can be. She has volunteered with Engineers Australia at various STEM events and careers nights and she has judged with Re-Engineered Australia Foundation for the F1 in Schools competition.  Marie is an Associate Director and shareholder at SDA Structures and leads by creating space to listen and for sharing of ideas. Marie has played on many successful sporting teams and has received numerous player's awards. Her favourite achievement so far is the friendships she has made with people from all over the world.  Show notes: If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

Consider this: what would you do if you realised that the only you you ever knew never really existed, but was a fragment of everyone else's perceptions and belief systems about you? It's a scary thought. Brave enough to explore? Play now.

Mark first worked as a union official in the 90s and then went on to be a senior advisor to the NSW’s longest serving Premier The Hon Bob Carr MP. He later went on to become Chief of Staff to Minister Grant McBride.  Following his time in NSW State Parliament, ran for a seat in the Blue Mountains City Council. The City of Blue Mountains is one of only two cities in the world surrounded by a UNESCO declared World Heritage National Park Area. With a spectacular environmental setting, the Blue Mountains is home to a community of nearly 80,000 people living in 27 towns and villages located over 100 km of mountainous terrain. As a passionate environmentalist, Mark was inspired to run for Council to stop a development he thought would have a detrimental impact on the native flora and fauna. Mark was elected in 1999. He has served 20 years as a Councillor, and has been Mayor of the Blue Mountains Council for the past 10 years. This is the longest time ever served by a Mayor in this Council, and the second longest time after Councillor Clover Moore AO, Lord Mayor of Sydney. In 2016 Mark was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for services to local government and to the community of the Blue Mountains. This was also in recognition of the extraordinary efforts he went to support the people of the Blue Mountains after the devastating impact of the 2013 and Black Summer Fires. He established the Mayoral Relief Fund and raised millions of dollars for those who lost their homes. He was also awarded National Emergency Medal by the Governor General for his service as a Fire Fighter during the Black Summer Fires, and the Western Sydney University Community Leadership Award for his leadership during the 2013 fires Mark was named Climate Ambassador in 2020 by the Climate Council for his work as Mayor of the Blue Mountains in publicly drawing the link between the Black Summer Fires and climate change. For Mark, leading the recovery processes from those bushfire events, helping people put their lives back together, and seeing them resettled in their homes are the two most rewarding things from his time in local government. He maintains the inspiration you draw from communities in extremis – their unity of purpose and their individual and collective bravery – has been a very rewarding part of the job. Industrial relations career: Mark has had a 20-year career in industrial relations. He has experience working for the CMFEU, as Head of Industrial Relations for RailCorp NSW, Endeavour Energy, Networks NSW, UGL, Ventia and now at Bouygues Construction Australia. He is a commercially focused and legally trained Executive Human Resources professional with expertise in industrial relations, employee relations, change management and leadership. He has managed complex and high-profile Enterprise Agreement negotiations, workplace investigations and disciplinary matters, supported reform initiatives and reduced operating expenditure through improved employee relations and management practices. He has experience at the highest levels of business, government and media coupled with extensive knowledge of contemporary employment/ industrial relations management. Mark's book of choice: Tim Winton's 'Breath' Show notes: If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

The nagging is the quite little voice within that's trying to speak the truth to you.  But your unconscious belief system isn't allowing you to listen, because if you did, you'd likely realise that there's much more to you than what even meets your eye.

Over her impressive 16-year career, Kabri Lehrman-Schmid has established herself as a trailblazing superintendent for Hensel Phelps in the United States. She has set new standards for the influence of field leadership on her design-build teams, while passionately endorsing industry initiatives aimed at enhancing workforce well-being. Her $1.9B portfolio highlights her adept management across all phases of progressive delivery projects within the transportation and higher education sectors. Kabri’s contributions have been acknowledged with multiple honors, including recognition as one of Engineering News-Record's 2023 National Top 20 Under 40 professionals, featured on Construction Business Owner's 2019 cover for 20 Outstanding Women in Construction, and as the inaugural recipient of AGC of Washington’s 2022 Rising Star Award. Kabri advocates for the potential of field management in tackling biases and mental health stigmas within the construction industry and is a dedicated contributor to training programs aimed at elevating leadership skillsets among forepersons. Show notes: If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv