Incremental Progress is the Key to Long-Term Success This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, How Incremental Progress is the Key to Long-Term Success with Architect, Teacher, & Power Lifter Marilyn Moedinger of Runcible Studios. For a full transcription of this episode, click here! Connect with Marilyn online at MWMoedinger.com or find her on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Visit our Platform [...]

Building Science, Climate Change and The Pretty Good House This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, Building Science, Climate Change and The Pretty Good House with Mike Maines. For a full transcription of this episode, click here! Connect with Mike online at MichaelMaines.com or find him on Facebook. Visit our Platform Sponsors Freshbooks is the easy way to send invoices, manage [...]

Of the 110,000 plus licensed architects, less than 400 of them were African American females. Tiera Hughes was baffled and, not only that, it was really hard for her to find information on these ladies on a consolidated reference standard somewhere. The mission of First 500 is to provide the information of all of the female, African American licensed architects to have it compiled in one location and have it readily available.

Fees are being driven down, the selection process is involving more people. Ironically, it's slowing down even though the pace of business to speeding up verses what we think. We're losing projects that we never lost before. We're being seen as being the same as everyone else. Our prospective clients think that we look the same and we sound the same and we act the same as everybody else.

Catherine Meng wanted her podcast to strike a balance between talking about challenges women face in the field of architecture, while not focusing on the fact that these women are architects and engineers who are separate from their gender identities.

We've all experienced the moment at the end of the project when our clients finally get it and understand the value we provide. We need them to understand the value of what we do before we do it.

The journey to become an architect is one of many struggles and accomplishments. Each step is achieved by setting goals, working hard, and doing what you set out to do. Every architect needs to follow their own path, and much of it is unknown. The process to becoming and architect and starting your own firm is often done through trial and error.

This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, The Life of an Architect with Bob Borson.

The Psychology of Success

A Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming an Architect Developer