The Architect's Money Story: Why Beliefs Shape Your Practice More Than Numbers | EP669

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Architects often feel torn between their creative calling and the pressure to "talk money," leaving many unsure how to price their work, defend their value, or navigate client conversations without anxiety.

Money is supposed to be boring, distant, and handled by someone else, especially in architecture. In this episode, Enoch and Rion pull back the veil on the quiet myths architects inherit about fees, value, and what their work is really worth. They show how those hidden stories shape firms, projects, and even your sense of freedom as a practice owner.

Starting from a shocking comment Enoch heard at architecture school, the conversation moves through history, Wall Street, and today's studio culture. You'll hear how a new way to see money can change the clients you attract, the projects you win, and the role you play at the table.

• The offhand remark that froze a studio room—and exposed a deep bias about architects who care about money.
• How one simple reframe turns money from "dirty" to a powerful technology of trust in your practice.
• Why a common industry tool might be training your best clients to see you as a commodity.