Do you ever feel overwhelmed with all your responsibilities?

Of course you do, you're an architect. We are born and bred to be overcommitted and stressed. On this episode I am going to share my 6 steps for accomplishing your goals without feeling overwhelmed.

I hope this episode helps you on your journey to greatness and you find the success of your dreams.

I'd love to know what you think of this episode. What are your goals and what are some of the small victories you have enjoyed recently. Please leave a comment and share your thoughts.

Entrepreneur Architect Academy 002 | Your Life Plan: Personal and Business Planning

Entrepreneur Architect Academy 001 | Personal Productivity

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David Zach is a Futurist. I don't know about you, but before meeting David at AIAS Forum in Chicago, I thought Futurism was the creation of science fiction writers. But in fact, David Zach is a professional Futurist.

David is a full time speaker and has given more than 1500 presentation over the past 27 years. He was a member of the board of directors for AIA National and has a personal passion for the future of architecture.

This is an action packed episode of the Entrepreneur Architect Podcast. We talked about so much, from future trends in architecture to how to get started as a public speaker. He recites quotes, gives great advice and recommends a bunch of videos, books and websites, so you are going to want to visit the show notes for this one posted below.

I really enjoyed speaking with David. I hope this one gets you thinking.

David’s Website

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In this episode I'll be talking about my Entrepreneur Architect Manifesto. I launched the Entrepreneur Architect blog in 2007 as a personal project to record my thoughts about business in architecture and to organize online resources about business and the profession of architecture. On December 12, 2012, I announced the relaunch of Entrepreneur Architect as an online resource for sole proprietors, students and small firms and introduced this podcast to the world. That first episode is still, to this day, one of my favorite shows and the inspiration for the weekly solo episodes I am creating today. If you haven't listened to that first introduction episode, I encourage you to do so. I share a link below.

In order to share my thoughts on what it means to be an Entrepreneur Architect, I published my Entrepreneur Architect Manifesto one year ago in February of 2013. My manifesto is a continuously evolving, living document that describes 11 issues that I believe need to be addressed in the profession. Its my call to action to every Entrepreneur Architect who wants to become an influential force and make the changes required to save our profession.

Episode 000: Introduction to the Entrepreneur Architect Podcast

Subscribe to The Entrepreneur Architect Report and download a free PDF of The Entrepreneur Architect Manifesto

My Ultimate Guide to Landing Your First Job in Architecture

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In this episode I'll share five ways to embrace your Personal Evolution. How, as we move through different seasons in our lives, our priorities change and the things that may have been important to us as an architecture student or as an emerging professional, may not be so important as we grow and our lives evolve.

It’s a short one, but I feel its a fascinating and important topic to explore.

Leave a comment below and let me know what you think.

Last Week’s Episode: Episode 15: Architectural Fees

This Week’s Blog Post: Conversion Rates for a Small Firm Architect

Writing your Vision Narrative

Send me your questions and I may answer them on the podcast.

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Since launching the blog back in 2007, there has been one topic that I have been asked about more than any other. Whenever I write about it, either at the blog or over at the Entrepreneur Architect Linkedin Group (which by the way is closing in on 6,000 members) the comment section lights up. It's the one topic that, for generations, has been untouchable. We've been trained by our schools and required by our professional organization to avoid discussing this topic at all costs or else.

Well today, right here on the podcast, I am talking about fees for architectural services.

The Entrepreneur Architect Academy Pre-Launch List

Episode 14 with Emily Grandstaff-Rice

The Passion Profit Cycle of Success

Architectural Fees

Cost Per Square Foot

Hourly Fees

Stipulated Sum Fees (a.k.a. Flat or Fixed Fees)

Percentage of Construction Cost

The Hybrid Fee

The Hybrid Proposal for Architectural Services Course

Collaboration and Encouragement Among Architects

Ask a Question To Be Answered on the Podcast

The Entrepreneur Architect Resource Guide (Free)

Who Is Mark R. LePage (About Page)

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DATM

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