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Episode 70: Why Every Builder Must Have Tenacity With Stacey Shotwell

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Once I got APB, I was able to zone right in on my weaknesses. It gave me so much more confidence in being a builder.

In episode 70 of the Professional Builders Secrets podcast, we’re joined by Stacey Shotwell, Project Manager with Parks-Hatherley Custom Homes, based in Texas, United States. Throughout this episode, Stacey tackles the tenacious moves that contributed to his success and the overall need for tenacity in the building industry.

Inside episode 70 you will discover

How much time Stacey spends working on the business and the systems he utilises
How Stacey made the move from cutting hair, to the building industry and found his purpose in life
Memorable mistakes that define who Stacey is today
Defining moments that have contributed to his success
What exactly goes into having a tenacious mindset
And much, much more.

key moments

1:31 About Stacey and how he got into building
3:50 Memorable mistakes that define who Stacey is today
10:48 Some of the tenacious moves that contributed to Stacey’s success
15:04 How Stacey came across APB and his relationship with the company today
16:23 Advice for other builders who are thinking of joining APB
24:31 Stacey’s advice for other builders preparing for the future

key moments

1:31 About Stacey and how he got into building
3:50 Memorable mistakes that define who Stacey is today
10:48 Some of the tenacious moves that contributed to Stacey’s success
15:04 How Stacey came across APB and his relationship with the company today
16:23 Advice for other builders who are thinking of joining APB
24:31 Stacey’s advice for other builders preparing for the future

Stacey builds homes in the Gunter, Frisco, and Prosper areas and has been in the building industry since 1997. He initially got his start in the world of construction through real estate, but long before that, he was a barber. He started out flipping homes, but couldn't find the workers to get projects finished, so Stacey took on the responsibility for himself and the rest is history.

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