I have studied time management a lot over my career. I needed to. I can slack off with best of them. I’m a natural.

Managing time and money effectively is critical to running an architectural practice profitably.

Google’s new NotebookLM is one of the first AI tools that makes it pretty simple to build a Wiki for yourself or your architectural firm.

This post discusses the impact of AI for small-firm architects.

This is one easy book that anyone can benefit from, including Architects.

Are salaries fair. Here is how Architects can deal with fairness.

An IRL way of setting hourly rates for Architects and other consultants.

Learn how to calculate an appropriate fee for nearly any architectural project - large or small.

Project Forms close the gap between project management and business management for small-firm architects.

How useful are vision, mission, goals to the small-firm architect

Thoughts and advice on small-firm architects’ invoicing methods.

Architects need this strategy to grow, endure, and profit.

Why your architectural firm cannot afford accounting.

Delegating is key to business success. Take my advice on how to do it right.

If you are happy with your way of storing your files, then this won't help you. If not, you may get an idea or two here.

I have disappointed myself for years with my goals. Dilbert showed me a better way.

A really helpful book for everyone, especially Architects.

Managing expenses is key to having profits.

Architectural projects and fees are never as simple as they seem.

Did you know that census statistics indicate that most architectural firms are small. I have been wondering about that. Why would that be?

How to embed your architectural knowledge into your firm’s process.

Build the value of your architectural firm by adding to your knowledge-base.

Daily timekeeping is a Best Practice for Architects. Here is why…

One of the fundamental parts of calculating an architectural design fee as a percentage of construction cost is characterizing the complexity of the project.

These are the six most common ways for Architects to set hourly rates.

Organizing the 40+ subjects an architect works with.

All Architects have unique methods. The real benefit comes from documenting them.