#405 Bryant Isaacs of Target Combined Services advice for tradespeople looking to go on their own

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Bryant Isaacs of Target Combined Services joins us to share advice for tradespeople looking to go on their own. He tells us about transitioning from trade to business, long-term vs one-off clients, whether tech has spoiled tradespeople, branching into building, and the story of how he nearly lost his vision. Learn why assuming it's the worst thing you could do on this episode of The Construction Life Podcast.

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