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Contributor Spotlight: September 2024

► ► CONTRIBUTORSPOTLIGHT Robert Bryce Robert Bryce is a Texas-based author, journalist, podcaster, film producer, and public speaker. Over the past three decades, his articles have appeared in numerous publications, including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, National Review, Field & Stream, and Austin Chronicle. His recent documentary, Juice: How Electricity Explains the

View Limitations as Opportunities

FEATURED ARTICLE Tim Reed The Fire Time Magazine | September 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Download Printable PDF Listen to the audio article. What would you do in your business if you had a limitless budget? What if you had an infinite amount of

Demand More From Your Rep

FEATURED ARTICLE Gideon Honeycutt The Fire Time Magazine | September 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Download Printable PDF Listen to the audio article. Have you ever been hard at work in your office, attempting to put together an important quote for a client, working

Fight for Every Sale

FEATURED ARTICLE Nathan Lammers The Fire Time Magazine | Septmeber 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Download Printable PDF Listen to the audio article. The shift in the retail marketplace has been discussed at length in The Fire Time Magazine—and it’s true. We’re now back

Leadership Starts With Lean Thinking

FEATURED ARTICLE Zack Estes The Fire Time Magazine | September 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Download Printable PDF Listen to the audio article. I’m not going to bury the lede. Lean thinking improves leaders. Leaders improve people. People improve processes. Processes improve products. Products

The President’s Perspective: September 2024

Zack Fisher The Fire Time Magazine | September 2024 Share Share on facebook Share on linkedin Share on email Listen to the audio article. We all continue to feel the industry downturn which has impacted us. Despite this downturn, economic fundamentals for remodels and retrofits remain favorable as home values