
Tom Reber
Tom Reber is a contractor business coach, author of "Winning the Contractor Fight," and host of The Contractor Fight podcast, which helps contractors improve sales, pricing, and marketing.
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Sep 18, 2026
091 - Build A Business Worth Having - Tom Reber
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26:14Brandon SmithHOST
now i gotta ask like where do people get this backwards yeah as a as a contractor that's starting out as a maybe they're in business but where where do they get this messed up where do they fuck up their priorities

Tom ReberGUEST
yeah so let's i'll tell you where this started for me i um And the timing of this conversation is great because I'm in the final stages of writing my third book right now.

Tom ReberGUEST
Where you're successful, you're winning, you're stacking revenue, you got trucks, you got jobs, things are moving, but you've built your own prison, right? And you're the warden of your own prison.
Charge The Going Rate - Tom Reber
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Tom ReberGUEST
And at the end of the month and after all the bills were paid and stuff, you know, somebody here, the guy raising his hands with two thumbs right here, this one was left with, you know, like two grand in the bank.

Tom ReberGUEST
It led to eventually filing for bankruptcy, you know, which sucked, you know, so a lot of stress on the family, a lot of, you know, embarrassment there.

Sean TaylorHOST
What's the number one common reason you believe that People are not charging enough for their value.
Tom Reber On The ADHD Story That Cost Him Two Businesses
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18:15Skye WatersonHOST
And then the next one comes up, how do I find these good people you're talking about?

Tom ReberGUEST
And what I have found is that in our world of contractor fight, we call an A player, we call them an FW.

Tom ReberGUEST
Okay? That's what we call them, FW's, right? FW's, A players, whatever you wanna define 'em as, they're not interested in hanging around a company where they can't win at a higher level.
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24:24Skye WatersonHOST
What do you think is the things people really need to do to get leads that they're not maybe ... doing, and they're doing other stuff that maybe isn't as helpful.
From $12K To $2.5M In 12 Months: The Pricing Secret Nobody Teaches Contractors
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Tom ReberGUEST
Everyone drops their shorts 'cause they wanna get in the town and, in that neighborhood, and put their yard sign in there.

Tom ReberGUEST
So the people that can most afford the premium services end up actually paying way less than the average client because of the head trash of the contractor.
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The Contractor's Path: Tom Reber on Identity, AI, and Building a Saleable Business
