In The Zone · Episode 17

The Blocking & Tackling of Running a Construction Company with Les O’Hara

Guest: Les O’Hara

About this episode

The best athletes and business leaders in the world have one common denominator – a great coach! Serial entrepreneur, business & high level athletic coach and construction owner veteran Les O’Hara will share his experiences from the gridiron to the conference table! Learn about his secrets and mistakes from his experiences owning and managing 12 businesses through the years. Topics such work-life balance, time management, leadership, cash-flow management and marketing will all be discussed.

Jeremy & Les will discuss how their coaching experiences are translating to the business world! You don’t want to miss this fun, in person live show!

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