No Excuses, No Victims: Bradley Henderson on Radical Ownership and Closing the Divide

Bradley Henderson built a company that bridges the field-office gap in construction, but the story of how he got there is the one worth hearing. Plumb Line Operations founder and field worker advocate Bradley Henderson joins Jesse to talk about the personal cost of traveling construction work, what addiction and prison taught him about radical ownership, and why he now builds a "second chance" lane connecting skilled workers with structured employers. Jesse opens up about his own 10 years of sobriety as the two get honest about the long road from victim mentality to accountability and what it really looks like to make amends and turn your worst chapter into your purpose.00:00 Turning Pain Into Magic00:14 Meet Bradley Henderson01:34 The Toll of Travel Work04:31 LinkedIn Style and Accountability05:37 Addiction Prison and Ownership07:52 Sobriety and Compounding Change11:47 Shoutout and Viktor Frankl Lesson14:14 Owning Mistakes in the Field16:04 Rebuilding After a Record19:49 From Manipulation to Influence22:02 Rehab Story and Shame Release24:28 Sharing the Shame24:52 Why the Rooms Work26:30 Turning Pain Into Help27:27 Owing It Forward28:57 Making Amends for Real35:03 Gratitude and Second Chances36:42 Building a Coaching Calling38:02 Second Chance Workforce PlanLets leave the Construction Industry Better than We Found It https://www.depthbuilder.com/construction-leadership-lab Download the free PDF copy of Becoming the Promise You are Intended to Be