In this episode of the Atomic Construction Podcast, Kevin Hohe talks with Cesar Barbosa about his inspiring journey from being a Mexican-American immigrant to becoming a successful electrician and founder o of NuLife Power Services.

Cesar shares how trade education, discipline and faith shaped his path, and why he believes mentorship is the key to lifting up the next generation of tradespeople.

They discuss the practical challenges of building a business in the trades, the importance of updating aging solar systems and how Cesar’s company is bridging technical solutions with community impact. This conversation is also a call for unity, reminding listeners that in a divided world, we need bridges and walls, profit and purpose, and above all, people who give back.

Takeaways:

• Cesar’s story from immigrant roots to electrical business owner
• Trade education can open doors to strong, fulfilling careers
• Hard work and discipline matter more than shortcuts
• Entrepreneurship in the trades brings real challenges and real rewards
• Mentorship helps young people succeed in construction and electrical work
• Faith is at the heart of Cesar’s business and life philosophy
• Community support fuels growth, personally and professionally
• Nu Life Power focuses on fixing and upgrading aging solar systems
• Cesar believes unity and understanding are vital in a divided world
• Continuous learning and self-improvement keep tradespeople moving forward

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