The Construction Leadership Podcast with Bradley Hartmann
On The Construction Leadership Podcast, Bradley Hartmann (author of 12 construction-focused books and founder of the consultancy, Hartmann & Co.) interviews leaders throughout the industry to share ideas and insights to help you lead more effectively.
Recent Episodes
March 31, 2026
524 :: How One Simple Mental Shift Can Transform The Way You Lead Forever
What if the biggest thing holding your business back…is something you don’t even realize exists? Every leader relies on mental shortcuts to make decisions—but those same “categories” can quietly trap your thinking, limit inno...
March 26, 2026
523 :: Why Organizational Silos Lead to Costly Mistakes in Construction
Are hidden silos inside your organization driving mistrust, miscommunication, and missed opportunities? If you lead a construction team, you’ve likely experienced friction between departments, unclear accountability, or costl...
March 24, 2026
522 :: How Top Leaders Make Better Decisions By Mastering Hidden Biases
Are your leadership decisions quietly being sabotaged by biases you don’t even realize you have? Every construction leader wants to make confident, high-stakes decisions—but hidden mental shortcuts like confirmation bias, ove...
March 19, 2026
521 :: How Leaders Fall Into the Folly of Rewarding the Wrong Behaviors
Are you accidentally rewarding the very behaviors that are holding your team back? Most leaders assume underperformance comes down to skill gaps or lack of effort. But what if the real problem isn’t your people—it’s your desi...
March 17, 2026
520 :: Former NFL Coach Herm Edwards on the Most Important Leadership Rule: Know Your People
What can construction leaders learn from an NFL coach about building high-performance teams? Every leader is responsible for building the right roster—developing people, communicating clearly, and putting team members in posi...
March 12, 2026
519 :: How Smart Leadership Teams Make Terrible Decisions: The Hidden Trap of Groupthink
Why do smart, experienced leadership teams occasionally make decisions that look obvious in hindsight? Many leaders believe groupthink happens when people are afraid to speak up or when teams lack diversity. But research from...
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