This week on the Entrepreneur Architect Podcast, Bob Fisher of DesignIntelligence and I have a fantastic conversation about how small firm architects may succeed through storytelling.

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The Greenway Group

Design Futures Council

DesignIntelligence

The AIA Foresight Report

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Take the Time to Tell Your Story.

Jeff Echols – Architect Of The Internet
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The Story of a Listener

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