If you love what you do, your job will never feel like work, and as if that wasn't enough, you'll never have a bad day. 

Meet Jeff Francesconi, President at Capital Concrete, a man in love with the trades since day one, who, in every concrete pouring, feels the same excitement he felt in his first one almost 20 years ago. 

In this episode, we dive into Jeff's journey in the trades, from his start in the 90s, when having a steady job was reason enough to feel lucky, to his decision to start his own thing in 2004. Jeff shares how he felt while beginning Capital Concrete, what he focused on to assemble his team, and how he evolved as a business owner. 

Plus, we talk about his passions outside of work, what advice he would give to young people interested in joining the industry, and more. 

Some Questions I Ask:

• Did you always know that you were leaning toward construction? (1:46)
• In 2004 you established Capital Concrete. Could you talk about your emotions and mindset that year doing your own thing? (9:50)

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• About Jeff's decision to leave college and join the trades (2:31)
• How different it was to work in the construction industry in the 90s (4:59)
• The lessons learned in almost 20 years as a business owner (12:24)
• Jeff's advice to those thinking about joining the trades (19:12)

Resources:

• Capital Concrete website

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