The Fivecat Christmas Card 2014 For more than 15 years, Annmarie and I have celebrated the Christmas season by sending out a holiday card. Oh… I know what you are thinking. Everyone sends out holiday greeting cards. That’s not so unique. That may be true, but for us here at Fivecat Studio, the annual Fivecat […]
How Architects Can Find More Time and Make More Money
This past Friday, December 12th was the second anniversary of relaunching Entrepreneur Architect as a resource to inspire small firm architects to build better businesses. On December 12th, 2012, not only was this domain EntreArchitect.com launched, but I announced to the world with my own voice that the Entrepreneur Architect Podcast was to be my 12/12/12 […]
The 12/12/12 Project: Two Years Later
This coming Friday is December 12th. Two years ago on December 12, 2012 I launched my 12/12/12 Project and announced my plans at the introductory episode of the Entrepreneur Architect Podcast. If you were following this blog “way back when,” I thank you for your continuing support. If you are newer to this platform and have […]
Mentoring is an Integral Part of the Profession
This week, I am sharing blogging duties with a friend and active supporter of Entrepreneur Architect. Michael Riscica is an architect who lives in beautiful Portland, Oregon with his Labrador Retriever. He is the founder of Young Architect, a blog featuring articles about design, the architecture registration exam, entrepreneurship, and his journey as a young architect. […]
Living Your Best Year Ever
Searching for success has always been a focus of mine. Even as a child, I would live my life years ahead, dreaming of the days of my future. I look at my kids today and remember myself at that age spending hours and hours sketching scenes of what my life would one day become. Fast […]
Benefit Corporations for Architects
The following is a guest post by Patricia A. Harris, Esq., Founder and CEO, LicenseSure LLC. This past week Patti and her colleague joined the members of the Entrepreneur Architect Academy and me on our weekly private member video conference, where we discussed several legal issues including records management, hiring and business entities. The information […]
How To Overcome the Fear of Public Speaking
This week I will be traveling to Houston for the Texas Society of Architects’s 75th annual convention and design expo. I will be presenting on Friday morning and speaking on how to succeed in architecture. Will I see you there? Persuing my mission to spread the message of Entrepreneur Architect and for our community of […]
5 Questions…
This week I am turning the blog over to YOU. Below are five questions. Please take a few minutes to share your story. Answer these five questions in the comments below and we will all have a great time reading the stories of others. Don’t wait. Take the time to contribute now. I look forward to […]
How To Turn Prospects into Projects
I just returned from a quick three-day trip to San Francisco, California. I was invited by architect Rosa Sheng, the co-chair of the Missing 32% Committee at AIASF, to present as a member of a panel discussing entrepreneurism in architecture at the Equity by Design Symposium. The symposium was a fantastic event. If you want to learn […]
EA049: Software Development for Architects with Michael Gallin of Adosar
This week on the podcast I am speaking with a friend of mine; a true entrepreneur architect. We are both active with our local AIA chapter here in the Westchester County Hudson Valley region. This man founded his own architecture firm in the same year as we launched Fivecat Studio, in 1999… and merged his practice […]
Building An Agile, Lean Practice in the Digital Age
As many of you may already know, tomorrow is a big day for small firm architects. Thursday, October 16th starts the Business of Architecture Summit presented by my friend Enoch Sears over at BusinessofArchitecture.com. I will be speaking at the summit, so I asked Enoch if he would write a quick article to introduce my […]
20 Tips To Help Architects Build a Better Newsletter
Years before launching Entrepreneur Architect, I published a quarterly newsletter for my own residential architecture firm, Fivecat Studio. Without much effort, I acquired hundreds of subscribers through links on a few social media profiles. The newsletter was part of my marketing plan and every few months I half-heartedly scrambled to send something out. Even without […]
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