In this conversation, Catherine and Sean discuss their recent projects and the importance of productivity and time management. They acknowledge the need to improve in these areas and share their experiences with clients who have different levels of attention to detail. They also discuss the challenges of staying focused and avoiding distractions. They review a productivity cheat sheet that includes tips such as the two-minute rule, prioritizing tasks, and setting boundaries with technology. In this part of the conversation, Sean and Catherine discuss their unread text messages and emails. They also explore the concept of the 5-second rule, where you count backwards from five to force yourself to take action. They then discuss the 1-3-5 rule, which involves identifying one big task, three medium tasks, and five small tasks to accomplish each day. They also talk about the Pomodoro technique, which involves working for 25 minutes and then taking a 5-minute break, repeating this cycle four times before taking a longer break. Finally, they discuss the 80-20 rule, which suggests that 20% of your efforts yield 80% of the results, and encourage focusing on high-impact tasks. In this conversation, Premier and Catherine discuss the 80/20 rule and how it applies to their work and personal lives. They also explore the importance of focusing on the most important tasks, breaking tasks into smaller pieces, tackling challenging tasks first, eliminating non-essential tasks, and avoiding multitasking. Premier reflects on his strengths and weaknesses and emphasizes the need to be upfront about what one is not good at. They also mention the book 'Buddha and the Badass' and encourage listeners to share the podcast with others.

In this conversation, Sean and Catherine discuss their week, including the rainy weather and an earthquake. They then shift to talking about Premier's plans to build a new headquarters on his property. After considering a pole barn, Sean decides to go with a prefab option. He explains that the building will be designed and prefabricated off-site, with panels and roof trusses delivered to the site for assembly. This method is expected to save time and make the construction process more efficient. They also briefly discuss Home Depot's acquisition of SRS distributors and the future of construction. The conversation explores the changing landscape of the construction industry, with a focus on the rise of prefabrication and the acquisition of SRS Distribution by Home Depot. The hosts discuss the benefits and drawbacks of prefabrication, including increased efficiency and reduced waste, but also concerns about craftsmanship and quality. They also speculate on Home Depot's strategy and the potential for monopolies in the industry. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about playing Monopoly and the importance of embracing change and seizing opportunities.

Summary: In this conversation, Sean and Catherine catch up after missing a week and discuss their excitement for spring. They talk about waking up early and joining a gym to stay fit. They apologize for promoting the 5 AM rule and share their upcoming projects in the spring. They also discuss their personal plans for the season, including boating and cookouts. Overall, the conversation revolves around the themes of fitness, outdoor activities, and the joy of springtime. In this episode, the hosts engage in casual conversation about springtime and their personal preferences. They then reflect on different career paths and the motivations behind them. The conversation shifts to the recent Baltimore bridge collapse and its impact on infrastructure. Finally, they provide an update on their book club and encourage listeners to join in. Overall, the episode covers a range of topics from lighthearted banter to more serious discussions. Takeaways: -Waking up early and joining a gym can help maintain a fitness routine. -Spring is an exciting time for outdoor activities and projects. -It's important to apologize and correct any misconceptions or mistakes. -Personal plans for spring, such as boating and cookouts, can bring joy and relaxation. Springtime brings a sense of joy and excitement. -People have different motivations for their career choices. -Infrastructure plays a crucial role in society and its collapse can have far-reaching consequences. -Engaging in book clubs can be a fun and enriching experience.

In this week episode, Sean and Catherine have a chance to sit down with Andy Mulder of Mulder Outdoor! Andy discusses the importance of running a debt-free business and the impact it has had on his life and company. He shares his journey to becoming debt-free and the mindset shift that occurred after taking Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University class. Andy emphasizes the freedom and flexibility that being debt-free provides, allowing him to make smarter decisions for his business. He also highlights the importance of having a clear vision and principles to guide decision-making and the need to remove emotion when making financial choices. In this conversation, Andy Mulder discusses his podcast and hardscape mastery course, highlighting his passion for teaching and helping others. He explains the purpose of the hardscape mastery course and the value it provides to small business owners. Andy emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with experts and learning from others to improve your business skills. He also discusses the power of networking and building relationships in the industry. The conversation concludes with a discussion on celebrating wins and avoiding the constant pursuit of leveling up, and the importance of authenticity in business. Takeaways -Running a debt-free business provides freedom and flexibility. -Having a clear vision and principles helps guide decision-making. -Taking time to evaluate purchases and remove emotion can lead to smarter financial choices. -Being debt-free allows for a healthier relationship with money and the ability to make decisions based on long-term goals. -Podcasts and courses can be valuable platforms for teaching and sharing knowledge with others in your industry. -Surrounding yourself with experts and learning from others can greatly improve your business skills. -Networking and building relationships with like-minded individuals can provide support and valuable insights. -It is important to celebrate wins and successes in your business and take time to appreciate your achievements. -Authenticity and being true to yourself are key in building a successful business.

This week Sean and Catherine have a chance to catch up with Tim Sperry of Carbon Limit! Tim is the founder and creator of the revolutionary concrete additive that sucks carbon dioxide right out of the air! This is the technology that is a crucial part of the new Adorn Stone Premier Line! Tune in to listen to Tim speak on his journey as an entrepreneur, his experience as a scientist, and where his passion for saving the earth came from! This is definitely a must listen!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine were inspired by Down To Earth Landscaping's customer 'Thank You' boxes, which contain branded swag as well as a QR code to leave a review, to think of their own version of the idea! Small gifts can have big impacts! Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine have a chance to chat with Brian Miles, the mental performance coach for the Cleveland Guardians! This is a super interesting opportunity to dive in to what goes in to making some one who is already a top performer in one area, in this case professional baseball players, top performers mentally as well! Brian gives real world examples of how we can also use tips and tricks to make sure we are all performing at our peak, no matter what our profession is! Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine discuss the lessons Sean learned from some of the top builders/businessmen in the decking industry while on the Pro Summit in Jamaica! They also discuss what they thought of this weeks book club book 'Surrounded by Idiots'. Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean discusses the lessons he has learned in his 9 years of business. Shout out to LinkedIn for notifying Team Premier of this milestone. They also discuss Arnold Schwarzenegger's book 'Be Useful'. Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine discuss the new direction of jobs they will be seeking out for 2024. Also, they discuss the book 'Extreme Ownership' by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin. Tune in!

In this weeks episode Sean and Catherine discuss why the heck everyone gets so down in the winter! Whether it's weather delays, or lack of motivation, or just being plain old cold, everything seems to go a little slower in the winter. Let's figure out how to make it better! They also discuss of their favorite books, 'How to Win Friends and Influence People' by Dale Carnegie. Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine do a Q&A in honor of their 100th episode!! Tune in for all the usual squirelliness but also some random questions! Cheers!

Happy New Year from the Hardworking Happy Hour!! In this weeks episode, we discuss new and old goals, the year in review, and of course our book club! Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine discuss Premier's year end accounting! They also give their take on the book 'Unf#$k Yourself' by Gary Bishop. Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine recap their week which includes a slight client hick up. In an effort to see what they can learn from the experience, they dive deep in to customer service and what that means for the business. Also, for this weeks book club selection, Sean and Catherine share the lessons learned from 'Read People Like a Book' by Patrick King. Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine discuss whether it's normal or not to have cyclical freak outs in business. Is it a part of doing business, or a disruptive distraction? They also discuss Rick Rubins book, The Creative Act and how it could benefit anyone who wants to up their creativity! Tune in!

In this episode, Sean and Catherine discuss the theories in Brian Traceys book 'Eat That Frog'. In a pretty timely episode for the team, the messages about procrastination hit home hard and they feel need to be shared with the HWHH audience! Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine do a post job wrap up from their current job. After the end of each job they like to pick out some high and lows to discuss and try to improve, so they decided to share that process with all of you! Tune in!!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine discuss how the journey of adding a new employee is going, while also working around vacations, a busy design season, and travel season! My goodness, its busy at Premier Outdoor Living! Tune in!

In this weeks episode, Sean and Catherine have a touch base after so many on-the-road episodes! They tackle the topic of falling off the horse to get back on the horse, who to trust to give good solid meaningful business advice, and Seans new land! Tune in!