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

Nov 26 2014

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. […]

Nov 24 2014

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 […]

Nov 09 2014

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 […]

Nov 03 2014

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 […]

Oct 27 2014

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 […]

Oct 19 2014

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 […]