Good post. I hear you on the physical building side. As an architect it’s exciting to see your project done but until it’s handed over, you are problem solving for years endlessly and it can feel endless. But watching all those problems click into place and have a vision? Always cool.
We live in an era where everything is sold like a luggage full of great stuff only. It’s also our job to share the journey as we live it and not as we product it.
Our ecosystem is already full of branded elements so should our lives in it be?
Oh, how I can relate 😂. One thing I would add to this is that it gets easier when you surround yourself with the right people. To protect your energy, you need to be honest about how much you can give, and what your strengths are, because if you spend too much time on tasks that are not in your wheelhouse or deplete you, that’s bad for everyone involved.
Good post. I hear you on the physical building side. As an architect it’s exciting to see your project done but until it’s handed over, you are problem solving for years endlessly and it can feel endless. But watching all those problems click into place and have a vision? Always cool.
We live in an era where everything is sold like a luggage full of great stuff only. It’s also our job to share the journey as we live it and not as we product it.
Our ecosystem is already full of branded elements so should our lives in it be?
Oh, how I can relate 😂. One thing I would add to this is that it gets easier when you surround yourself with the right people. To protect your energy, you need to be honest about how much you can give, and what your strengths are, because if you spend too much time on tasks that are not in your wheelhouse or deplete you, that’s bad for everyone involved.