Architect Like a Star: Never let the recession beat you again - A self help guide for architects

by Mark Stephens

Are you running an architectural practice and getting stressed running around chasing work & clients?

Are you just not making any money?

Do you want a new and better way of working?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then you should be working like a 'star' and read 'Architect like a star'

This new book is a pocket business guide for architects and all designers to 'Work like a star' and contains a method of working that is infallibile in ensuring you get paid, in advance and in full without stress. The way to work is like a star and 'Architect like a star' explains how you can:

• Adopting 'Star' principles in your business
• Running your practice more profitably
• Reduce stress
• Increase profit
• Never let a recession beat you again

Written principally for architects (by an architect with nearly 30 years of experience as well as a whole range of other businesses), 'Architect Like a Star' is the ideal companion to make sure you never get beaten by a recession again and retain your sanity at the same time.

'Architect like a star' is also highly applicable to other similar 'service' orientated jobs such as Engineers, Interior Designers, Landscape Architects, even web and software designers.

114 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 31, 2016

About the author

After dabbling in yoga in my teens (1970s!), I've been passionately devoted practicing yoga since January 1, 1991, and since January 1, 1996 I've been equally passionate in sharing yoga as a personal practice for making every moment of one’s life better – healthier, clearer, and altogether more joyful. While Yoga Journal referred to me as "the teacher's teacher," I steadfastly believe that the best teach you will ever have is inside of you. At the same time, with practice and study, we can offer meaningful guidance to others, and this is precisely the intention in my textbooks for yoga teachers: Teaching Yoga (2010/2024), Yoga Sequencing (2012), Yoga Adjustments (2014) Yoga Therapy (2017), and Yoga for Better Sleep (2019.) I now writing a book on Yoga Histories and Philosophies from Ancient to Modern Times. All odf this taps into my background in Ashtanga Vinyasa, Iyengar, Vinyasa Flow, Tantra, and Yoga Therapy, plus fairly deep academic study of things like anatomy, philosophy, research methods and more. I try to bring an eclectic perspective to the practice that's all about making yoga more accessible, sustainable, and deeply transformational.