Sometimes I had thoughts that kept me from doing my best. I used to compare myself to others and felt that I was not that good. Sometimes I was afraid of making mistakes and thought I had to be perfect. I used to worry about not being recognised or not finding good opportunities. I would work very hard and forget to take care of myself. All these thoughts made me feel insecure and less confident in my abilities.
I doubted my creative ability. I thought I wasn’t imaginative innovative enough to design exceptional buildings or spaces.
As an architect, you have to face big decisions.
These are the moments when you choose to either stay in doubt or step up and trust your skills.
It’s a turning point that can change everything.
Lacking Unique Value: Without specific, unique value, you’re just background noise online.
For five years, I worked hard, creating lots of content.
Articles, social media posts, videos – you name it, I did it.
But for four of those years, it felt like I was talking to a wall.
Hardly anyone saw my work, and even fewer responded.
I kept asking myself, “Why isn’t my content working?”
The Startup stage consists of knowing what you want to do in your life.
I mean professionally, what do you want to work on in the next few years?
For that you need to test your ideas, if they are really working or not…
It’s basically a discarding process, like the Guess Who game.
The goal is to find the professional direction that will give meaning to your life.
Let’s talk about growing your architectural firm.
It is a lot like building a house.
You need a good plan to make sure everything goes smoothly.
That’s why you need to understand the Business Maturity Model.
This concept will show you how to go from an idea to a successful business.
