Whether you are a construction-related professional or a property owner, are you experiencing conflict related to construction?  Or do you fear conflict and expect that conflict is simply a given in the world of construction?  Are you frustrated with otherwise fine people who are somehow not meeting your expectations?

Do you feel like you have to be on guard with the “other side”? Are you wary that you may be misunderstood? Do you think that you must protect yourself or the other parties will jump at any chance to take advantage of you? Are you afraid to be yourself?  Or, are you you simply nervous about your project?

This can be a horrible atmosphere in which to conduct business.  It is starting off with at least one strike, and you may not have even stood at home plate yet.

Mistrust, miscommunication and incomplete listening and clarity and  not following through and not honoring promises not only complicate and delay projects, they can also cost a lot of money for all involved. Delays and errors cost money, poor morale costs money on different levels, and oft-dreaded legal action costs money, let alone heartache and anguish.

Planning and carrying out construction projects can be a daunting experience, there is no question. There are typically so many details involved. There are unforeseen delays and complications that are no-one’s fault. Even the best-intentioned projects with quality relationships can be strained by unexpected occurrences.

Whichever side of the construction experience you are on, you want to feel safe, respected and valued You want to feel understood and heard.

If you want to find out about a better way, read on. There is a breath of fresh air possible for all involved.

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Answers to the above questions and issues raised are important at any time.  In these troubled times, however, they are all the more important.  Quality communication, mutual trust and cooperation stand out even more now as crucial to the overall success of construction projects.

My short GUIDES FOR SUCCESSFUL  CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS provide condensed, effective answers.  You will find addressed:

  • Listening to your personal “radar” about each other
  • Making an agreement to be mutually cooperative
  • Trust
  • Clarity and details
  • Contracts
  • Financial fairness and responsibility
  • And more……

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Stuart’s natural ability to create a sense of safety and dialogue would be a treasure for those who find themselves caught in difficult disputes. If you are in that situation, you would find yourself well-served to draw on his talents and depth of understanding to find solutions that are fair and sensitive to all. -Daniel Stone, Whole System Consulting