I thought I was ready for leadership in construction—until I learned the hard way that authority is given, but responsibility is earned. Making Construction Fun Again explores what real leadership looks like when things don’t go as planned, and how we can reconnect with pride, purpose, and fulfillment in this industry. A sneak peek into the story Our Responsibility shows why this work still matters.

Overlanding : One of my favorite hobbies outside of work. It's like backcountry backpacking but with a vehicle. Our family couldn't...

Project Engineering offers unmatched learning and freedom—don’t rush past it chasing titles. From RFIs to job site chats, every task builds your foundation as a future leader. Savor the journey.

Book progress: "Making Construction Fun Again" is making progress.

Well Works is writing a book called "Making Construction Fun Again". Follow-along for updates, progress and release dates.

If our typical construction workday had a music soundtrack, I imagine the list would look something like this: I have linked all of these...

Construction is a lifestyle. It isn't an easy lifestyle, but it is worth it! How do we explain construction to those outside our...

Construction Communication Article: "Considering the complexity of our work, construction is an advanced playing field that requires...

Simply put, communication is the adhesive of the construction industry; however, it has also become one of the most complex and challenging.

Soft skills are really essential skills and represent the secret sauce to construction career success!

It just so happens that our typical construction environment, tends to work against us to engage these essential leadership elements easily.

Well Works podcast about training in construction and easy ways to get resources and information out to our essential field crews.

I wrote this article for Colorado Construction and Design Magazine's Winter/Spring 2023 Issue on an event hosted by a...

Important Note to All Construction Superintendents: PLEASE stop underestimating your massive impact on the people you work with and...

Author: Amy Powell, Founder and CEO, Well Works This article was written for the Steel Erectors Association of America Connector...

After a business meeting in Cheyanne a couple of weeks ago, I decided to stop in an antique store before returning, and I hit the jackpot...

Author: Amy Powell, Founder and CEO, Well Works I wrote this article for The Construction Owners Association of America for their Owners...

Ever feel like understanding construction submittals is important to your job, but you’re always expected to learn on the fly? Did you know.