How to Reclaim Your Time While Increasing Profits

By Breakthrough Academy. 

This drywall entrepreneur became a millionaire by taking 26 weeks off. Learn his secret! 

 Graeme Bouvier is a 27-year-old drywall entrepreneur who runs a $7-million business and takes 24 weeks off a year. He is living every contractor’s dream. His journey to get here wasn’t easy, however. 
 
Can you run a multi-million dollar contracting business and take six months off a year? That's crazy talk! 
 
But in this Breakthrough Academy (BTA) podcast, 27-year-old contracting entrepreneur Graeme Bouvier gives it to us straight on how he actually made that possible. 
 
Graeme went from struggling to build a drywall business as a med student, while running around like a chicken with his head cut off, to becoming a leader of a $7-million drywall business with 80 employees...all while being able to take six months off to travel and just, well, enjoy life. And all this within a few short years. But how? 
 
Welcome to the rise of the contracting leisure entrepreneur, with Breakthrough Academy hosts Igor Trninic and Benji Carlson, who get down and dirty on how you can win in the contracting industry, become a leader, and reclaim your time. 
 
Kick off your shoes, turn up the volume and join us in this no BS interview where we dive deep inside the mind of a successful contracting entrepreneur, what works and what doesn't, and more importantly, why and how. 
 
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About Breakthrough Academy (BTA)  

Breakthrough Academy (BTA) helps contractors build profitable and efficient companies through proven processes, coaching, and community networking. We are currently working with over 300 business owners across North America, managing over $900 million worth of revenue. 

In 2020, BTA was ranked as Canada's 106th fastest growing company by The Globe and Mail's Report on Business; the third consecutive year on a growth list for the brand (32nd in 2019, 16th in 2018).