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An architect with aspirations of becoming a private house entrepreneur

Niv Calmy
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Hi all, 

 I am Niv, a 32-year-old architect. With 6 years in the field after my university degree, I've touched all types of projects but mostly I love (very much) and specialize in residences - private houses, apartments, and small-scale buildings. I recently came to the realization that I can already do such projects on my own - I worked in one of the most significant architectural firms in Israel, I see that I have what it takes to produce good projects, and I decided to resign in order to start and promote the entrepreneurial part of my dream- to become an architect-REentrepreneur. The problem is that I'm not sure where to start, and I need practical RE education.

The idea of also wearing the entrepreneur's hat in the project is that it will give me more independence -
Financial independence, general life independence (to depend more on myself and my abilities and less on clients) and creative freedom and control as an architect, to make more coherent projects - in terms of decisions, design and presentation.

If someone here has an idea \ insights \ advices for how should I start my new way it would help a lot.

thanks,

Niv

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