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Hot take · 43:53
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if you had 100 of your jobs do what you wanted them to do you probably wouldn't be in business

Ian Boyd · Iron Maple Constructors

Punchy, counterintuitive truth — 100% good jobs means you're not bidding aggressively enough; fully standalone and very niche-credible.

Full episode at 43:53How to Start a GC on Relationships Alone: Iron Maple's Ian Boyd & Rene Cox on Risk, P3s, and the Atlantic Canada Construction Market
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THE LESSON THIS CLIP CARRIES
When a project goes badly, 'seal the relationship' by showing up, communicating, and finishing — the long-term client value far exceeds one bad job's loss.
we sealed the relationship and we've worked for that client since that day
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THE CHAPTER IT LIVES IN
Surviving bad projects and 'sealing vs severing' client relationships
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SOURCE: 43:53 of How to Start a GC on Relationships Alone: Iron Maple's Ian Boyd & Rene Cox on Risk, P3s, and the Atlantic Canada Construction Market