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If you’re a tradie and you’ve gone out on your own you’ve probably done it because you want more out of your life… to earn more money, build wealth, have more free time with your family and live a great lifestyle. But for so many business owners they end up working long hours, not generating enough profit and ending up tired, stressed and with no time to connect with the very thing that matters to them most … their families. In The Trade Den Podcast, we pull back the curtain to share the same tools, stories and strategies that have helped hundreds of businessmen in the trades and construction industry transform their businesses and reconnect with their families. If you’re ready to take back control of your business and life you’re in the right place, click follow so you don’t miss a single episode and head to The Trade Den to join our Facebook Community. Ready to get off the Hamster Wheel and take your Business and Life to the next level? Book a Chat here Find out more about Prava
Unknown Host hosts The Trade Den, a business show with 123 episodes published.
A lifestyle business sounds like freedom, but the path to it often feels like a nightmare. By the time a trades business reaches around $2 million in revenue, stability finally appears and many owners find themselves in
You’re building a business for your family…but, is it actually costing you? For many business owners, the sacrifices and grind come from a good place. They are about providing for those you love, protecting
You don’t need new tools to run a better business. You need to use the ones you already know. For tradies stepping into leadership, the calendar is not admin, it is the engine of performance. If your weeks fe
Lazy leadership doesn’t look lazy. It hides behind words like trust, flexibility and empowerment, while quietly eroding standards, accountability and performance. This sharp breakdown exposes three patterns that sabotage
Andrew Fitzsimons faced chaos, growth and hard lessons while building his electric trades business without losing himself in the process. What began as long days on the tools, late-night admin and constant pressure becam
You’ve done the hard yards to reach $1 million in revenue, and that deserves real credit. But this is where business gets tougher, not easier. You are no longer small enough to do everything yourself, yet not big enough
In a world engineered to steal your attention, productivity problems are rarely about time. They are about focus. Every notification, email and social media scroll pulls you away from the work that actually matters. The
Most trade business owners spend years learning their craft, yet almost no one ever teaches them how to hire. Recruitment becomes something they figure out on the run, usually when a job lands, the workload spikes and an
Could your business run for a month without you? For most owners, the honest answer is no. Not because the team is incapable, but because the business has been built around the owner. Every quote, every decision, every p
From the outside, Kade Bell-Chambers looked like every successful tradie, growing his business, working hard, money in the bank, and doing it for his family. But behind the scenes, the story was very different. The busin
Most trades businesses don’t stall from lack of effort. They stall from lack of clarity. This is the first of a three-part series that maps the predictable path every trades business follows, starting with the toolbelt p
Seventy-hour weeks. Late nights on the laptop. Family around you, but somehow still far away. For many business owners relentless work slowly becomes an addiction that hides in plain sight. Breaking that addiction starts
Businesses drift when they rely on gut feel, emotion or bank balances as scoreboards. They improve when leaders track the numbers that truly move the dial. Pipeline, conversion rates, gross margin and cashflow are not ab
Sometimes, the most expensive word in your business is a simple, one-syllable word: “yes”. Unchecked yeses quietly drain profit, time, and energy, and most business owners never stop to measure the cost. In trade busines
From a small trail building operation to a national powerhouse, Dave Willcox has turned Common Ground into a blueprint for extraordinary purpose-driven business growth. What began as a passion project has evolved into a
Want stronger cashflow, better profit and fewer nasty surprises? It starts with rhythm. In part two of this Money Matters series, we shift the focus from understanding financial statements to building the weekly and mont
Running a business can slowly create financial pressure that never really switches off. It shows up as late nights, short tempers and decisions made just to survive the next few weeks. The stress isn’t caused by lack of
Urgency is baked into the DNA of every tradie. Find the problem, fix it fast, move on to the next fire. But the very mindset that gets you off the tools and into business can quietly become the thing that traps you there
There’s a moment in every growing business where things start to feel heavier, not easier. You’ve got more work, more people, more opportunity, yet somehow less time and more pressure. That’s usually the sign you’ve outg
Every business owner starts with the same picture in their head: more freedom, more money, a better life for the family. But no one tells you about the cost and sacrifice that comes with that dream. The long hours, sleep
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The Trade Den is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 123 episodes.
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