Million Dollar Blue Collar: Managing Your Earnings for Work and Life Success
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (729 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00QU5PK1I |
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| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Life skills determine work success, and Million Dollar Blue Collar is designed to help workers with a good income manage the ups and downs of seasons, cycles and earnings in a way to improve their lives and performance.. Collateral impacts include substance abuse; family impacts & crisis; poor work performance; reduced work ethic and commitment. More than a third now report serious problems with debt. Many struggle to complete apprenticeship programs or drop out as a result. Basic financial management is critical for union construction workers’ life and work success
He works with nearly every major International Union and dozens of employer associations throughout North America. His great grandfather, grandfather and dad were all contractors. Mark Breslin, has four generations of contracting in his family. These range from small group training programs to keynote speeches for over 2500 people. Mark became Executive Director at age 26, becoming one of the youngest in the US to hold this pos
Mark became Executive Director at age 26, becoming one of the youngest in the US to hold this position at the time. He is married and lives in Dublin, California with his wife Susan and children Ally, Micheala and Jordan. His great grandfather, grandfather and dad were all contractors. His fourth book, Alpha Dogs: Leading Yourself and Others is in development. Prior to this, Mark worked in the trades himself, financing both high school and college educations. These range from small group training programs to keynote speeches for over 2500 people. His three books Organize or Die , Survival of the Fittest, and Million Dollar Blue Collar are in wide circulation in both the US and Canada. He has addressed over 500 audiences and well over
"Great Book!" according to timothy d miller. I am nearing the end of my career in construction and had to learn a lot of these things the hard way. I will end up great in retirement because thank goodness I did not make too many mistakes. I teach apprenticeship school also and I will highly recommend this book to my apprentices and journeymen in my advanced classes