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Hard work still wins. Hear more from America's Favorite Lineman in ep 194.

“America’s Favorite Lineman” didn’t get here by accident. Austin Carr went from tower work to the line trade… then turned his work ethic into six-figure years and five-figure days. His message for the next generation? Don’t stop until you earn that ticket.

Austin Carr didn’t stumble into the trade – he fought his way in. Now he’s helping the next generation do the same. From tower work to TikTok, confidence to networking, and why “just get in the door” is the only advice that matters… this episode is loaded. Episode 194 is live.

Office jobs are getting replaced. Hands-on skill never will. Austin Carr breaks down why the trades will only get more valuable – more demand, more security, more money. If people knew what linemen really make… they’d stop sleeping on this career.

Your future self is already thanking you for the reps you’re putting in right now. Stay consistent. It pays off in ways you can’t see yet.

Most people want the paycheck. Few want the process – the miles in the boots, the cold mornings, the late-night callouts.

The real competition isn’t the guy next to you. It’s yesterday’s version of you. Win that battle every day and the rest falls in line.

From BMX tracks to roping arenas. Walker found purpose again by learning something totally new – one swing, one dummy, one horse at a time. Craft. Reps. Humility. Same values that make a good lineman.

Walker breaks down BMX: quick like a sprinter, conditioned like a motocross rider, strong enough to go all day. It’s not about the best gear or the flashiest setup. It’s about the work you put in and the skill you build. Same rules apply in the line trade.

Your body will get tired. Your mind will get loud. But your purpose? That’s the thing that keeps you climbing when everything else says quit. Find it. Protect it. Work for it.

You don’t rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your habits. Show up sharp, show up ready, and the rest takes care of itself.

There’s no such thing as “just another day.” Every pole, every job, every storm builds a rep. Write a story your future self would be proud of.

Leadership isn’t a title. It’s how you talk to the apprentice, how you show up on the bad weather days, and how you own it when you screw up. Everybody sees everything.

Discipline. Criticism. Getting your ass chewed out since you were seven. Walker Finch brought that athlete mentality straight into the trades & it changed everything. For anyone feeling stuck, searching, or trying to choose their path: this episode hits. https://t.co/hgkjafPtPt

The trade will test you. Not to break you, but to show you what you’re really capable of. Most guys underestimate their own ceiling. Don’t be one of them.

Some people wait for the “right moment.” Tradesmen know the moment is never right – you just tighten your belt, climb, and get it done. Discipline beats perfect conditions every time.

Burnout doesn’t always come from the work. It comes from not having a reason to do it.

There’s nothing like getting humbled to wake you up. Adam talks about tanking a world-record skydiving tryout and realizing it was time to stand on his own. No hand-holding. No safety net. Just you and your skill.

Real safety culture is when people stop hiding the truth and start sharing the lessons. You can't build that culture with fear. You build it with trust.