The One Thing That Will Make You Successful As An Architecture Student
Nov 28, 2019•9 min
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Episode description
Check out the show notes at https://successfularchistudent.com/the-successful-archi-students-podcast-2-the-one-thing-that-will-make-you-successful/
On the podcast, you'll hear from practicing architects, other successful students and myself, Kyle, a third year architecture student from South Australia.
Doing so, you'll learn the tips and tricks to excel past the rest of your cohort and build the skills needed to take your work to another level.
On today's episode, I try to clarify what the most important tip for architecture students is and share some of the key things that successful people have in common. Specifically, I'll talk about:
•The impact of replacing “I can’t do that”, with “how can I do that?”
•How in this day and age, we get carried away reacting to things – social media, new trends – and how we are more and more being driven away from our own creativity and productivity.
•The importance of having a “bigger vision” in mind so that you have something to aim at.
On the podcast, you'll hear from practicing architects, other successful students and myself, Kyle, a third year architecture student from South Australia.
Doing so, you'll learn the tips and tricks to excel past the rest of your cohort and build the skills needed to take your work to another level.
On today's episode, I try to clarify what the most important tip for architecture students is and share some of the key things that successful people have in common. Specifically, I'll talk about:
•The impact of replacing “I can’t do that”, with “how can I do that?”
•How in this day and age, we get carried away reacting to things – social media, new trends – and how we are more and more being driven away from our own creativity and productivity.
•The importance of having a “bigger vision” in mind so that you have something to aim at.
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