EntreArchitect Blog - Success in Architecture, Leadership and Life as a Small Firm Architect

Dec 24 2016

Merry Christmas from All of Us at Fivecat Studio

Every year, Annmarie and I collaborate on creating a very special Christmas card sent to family and friends. Each one is unique, featuring our Fivecat family of furry friends. Last year, we started a new tradition of interpreting the card in video format. I hope you enjoy this year’s creation. Wishing you happy holidays from Fivecat […]

Dec 20 2016

My Commitment To A Digital Disconnect

Two Thousand One Hundred Eighty Four Hours Per Year I spend much of my daily waking hours facing some type of digital device. Whether it’s managing email from my many accounts, or preparing CAD documents for our next construction project, or updating our business systems in Evernote. I could be working virtually with my team […]

Dec 13 2016

Developing Your Life Plan for Success as an Architect

Developing Your Life Plan for Success as an Architect Architects and creative professionals are born dreamers, so I am pretty sure that you are going to like the suggestions that I will make in this article. A Life Plan is our road map to what we are truly meant to be. It’s a way to figure […]

Dec 06 2016

It’s YOUR EntreArchitect

It was December 12th, 2012. That was the day when I relaunched my personal blog Entrepreneur Architect with it’s new domain EntreArchtect.com, posted my first podcast episode and promised you, the small firm architect, that I would dedicate my time, my money and my efforts to building this platform into an influential force in the […]

Nov 29 2016

Using Strategic Deadlines for Higher Productivity

Goals are Dreams With Deadlines The deadline is a critical tool, used by the most successful people in the world to make things happen. When teaching about business planning, author/speaker Dave Ramsey says, “Goals are dreams with deadlines.” It’s the deadline that will take our intentions and turn them into reality. Without them, life flows […]

Nov 21 2016

Financial Management for Architects

This is a guest post written by Steve L. Wintner, AIA, Emeritus, an architecture management consultant and co-author of the book, Financial Management for Design Professionals: The Path to Profitability. To learn more about Steve, his firm Management Consulting Services or to dive deeper into the subject that Steve is sharing with us here at EntreArchitect, visit his website […]