As an architect, your days are filled with creativity, innovation, and the pursuit of turning visions into reality. However, in the whirlwind of design, client meetings, and construction site visits, you may find yourself wondering, "How can I make the most of the limited hours in a day?"

In today's fast-paced world of architecture, carving out time, especially for yourself, can feel like an elusive dream. However, it doesn't have to be. In this blog, we'll explore three practical steps to help you reclaim your time, reduce stress, and make space for the things that truly matter.

Let's be honest here, fellow midlife architects – time is our most precious resource, and how we choose to use it defines our path in life. If you're truly passionate about something, you'll find a way to prioritize it, even in the midst of juggling a career and life's demands.

It’s 10 am on Wednesday, and there's a looming deadline at 5 pm. You've been diligently working since 8 am, and logically, you still have plenty of time. However, as the clock ticks, your mind starts racing with thoughts like "It's taking me more time than it should" and "I might not make it in time." Slowly but surely, nervousness and anxiety creep in because as architects, meeting our deadlines are so crucial.

Between work demands as a midlife architect, family responsibilities, and just the daily grind, it's easy to feel like you're barely keeping your head above water. I've been thinking a lot about those moments when everything seems to pile up, leaving us overwhelmed and exhausted.

A Season of Self Rediscovery