How Jeff Lucine of 45 Architecture balances design excellence, community impact, and sustainable business growth If you want to build a better firm, you must be intentional. That was one of my biggest takeaways from my conversation with Jeff Lucine of 45 Architecture in Bozeman, Montana. Jeff is not just an architect. He is a […]
Designing Sustainable Houses for Hot, Humid Climates with Jane Frederick
I’ve had the privilege of interviewing hundreds of remarkable architects over the years. But every once in a while, I connect with someone whose experience, values, and work deeply align with the mission of EntreArchitect. Jane Frederick, FAIA, is one of those people. In episode 619 of the EntreArchitect Podcast, I sat down with Jane […]
How Physical Health Can Transform Your Business as a Small Firm Architect
After Years of On-and-Off Habits, One Interview Inspired Me to Take Action—and It Changed Everything It’s not often that a podcast conversation hits me this hard. After more than a decade of struggling with inconsistent health habits, trying to make time for fitness, falling off, starting again, and repeating that cycle over and over, I […]
Don’t Panic—Pivot: 5 Things to Do When Your Pipeline Dries Up
If your phone’s gone quiet, your inbox is suspiciously light, and the leads have all but vanished, I want you to take a deep breath. Don’t panic. This moment—this exact moment—might just be the turning point your firm needs. In this week’s Solo Session of the EntreArchitect Podcast, I spoke directly to firm owners who […]
After the Leap: What Architects Discover on the Other Side of Fear
Last week, I published a Solo Session on the podcast called Vision Will Break You (If You Let Fear Win). And the response caught me off guard—in the best way. The episode resonated deeply. I heard from so many of you across the EntreArchitect Community. You shared your stories. You admitted you were afraid, but […]
Tough Love: Grow Your Team by Not Bailing Them Out
By Leo MacLeod This scenario might sound familiar: After receiving a delegated task, the person emails back half-done work, saying, “Did as much as I could; kicking it back to you.” You take the bait and help out and kick it back to the person. They hit another wall, and you help again. This continues […]
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