Intro:

The Dependables. The people who work hard to build communities wake up early. They feed the dog. Put covers over sleeping babies. Brew the coffee. Start the engine in the cold frosty morning. These are not just early risers; they're the lifeblood of our communities. These leaders – the People Who Build America – take to the roads before the sun, not because they have to, but because people rely on them. As they head east on the freeway, they greet the rising sun with a pull of the visor—not as a nuisance but as a sign of another opportunity to make a difference. Listen to Javier Huerta, a construction foreman, on his stories about being a leader and his opportunity for a second chance on life.

Timestamps:

0:12: The Dependables

11:58: Why reliability matters

15:32: Mistakes, failure, and redemption

26:49: Being good at your job doesn't mean you're a good leader

40:41: The awkward handshake

45:00: When you know your leadership is working

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Acknowledgments:

Special thanks to Javier Huerta, music by SERO and jointly produced with Blake Brinker @ Nth Talent

Disclaimer:

Statements in this video do not constitute financial/investment/legal advice. Always do your own research.