Sept. 4, 2025

476 :: What a British Retailer From the 1920s Can Teach You About Leading High-Performing Teams Today

476 :: What a British Retailer From the 1920s Can Teach You About Leading High-Performing Teams Today
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Are outdated beliefs silently sabotaging your construction team’s performance?

 

In today’s episode, Bradley Hartman breaks down Peter Drucker’s timeless “Theory of the Business” to reveal how even successful construction leaders risk falling into groupthink and losing touch with reality—especially when they assume they already know what their customers need.

 

In this episode you will: 

  • Learn why updating your business assumptions is key to staying competitive in a fast-changing industry.
  • Discover how to identify blind spots within your leadership team.
  • Hear how a century-old retail strategy can reshape your customer approach today.
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Press play now to discover one mindset shift that can help you lead with more clarity and better control.

 

You can download Drucker’s seminal article here.

 

 

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