The Business of Bricklaying

The Business of Bricklaying

Andy Shaw

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Editorial:
Tellwell Talent
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Empresa y gestión
ISBN:
9781834381398
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So, you’ve started a bricklaying business.You pictured the freedom. The bigger income. The chance to build a successful business and create a better future for yourself and your family.But did anyone warn you about the traps waiting ahead?The bricklaying industry has spent decades teaching business owners how to survive, not how to succeed. It rewards long hours, low margins and constant pressure, while convincing you that’s just the way the industry works. Most bricklayers spend years following the same path as everyone else, accepting rates, working harder, taking on more risk and believing that’s simply how the industry works.Some burn out. Some run out of money. Many just leave and never realise the game was stacked against them from the very beginning.But what if you could recognise those traps before they cost you years of your life and thousands of dollars?After more than 25 years building and running a successful bricklaying business, semi-retiring, and coaching bricklaying business owners across Australia, Andy Shaw shares the lessons most bricklayers only learn the hard way. He exposes the industry myths, unwritten rules and hidden roadblocks that keep so many business owners working harder for less.This isn’t just a book about laying bricks.It’s about building a business that pays you well, gives you back your time, creates long-term wealth, and helps you avoid the mistakes the industry never warns you about.

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