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016: Cultivating Your Energy

016: Cultivating Your Energy

FromUnstruct


016: Cultivating Your Energy

FromUnstruct

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Length:
25 minutes
Released:
Feb 28, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

You are the energy you bring to the room.  To keep good clients, they have to want to actually work with you.  Technical competency is a minimum benchmark; a great working relationship centered on trust and great communication are what clients are ultimately looking for.  While energy can be perceived instantly, it takes many intentional steps to be cultivated.  In this solo episode we touch on how you can tangibly cultivate the energy you bring by knowing when to say no or yes, creating margins, establishing internal deadlines and being clear with boundaries.  We also get into dreaming and risk taking and how this can really bring great energy to many other aspects of your life.  If you know of a fascinating structural engineering project that you would like to learn more about or if you are a structural engineer with a building that you would like to dissect, email kari@vector-collab.com to see if it’s a good fit for the show.If you enjoy this show and want more content like this, visit gablmedia.com
Released:
Feb 28, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (34)

Structural Engineering is a profession that studies and applies the laws of math and physics to predict building behavior and design the “bones” of man-made structures. The language of structural engineering can seem overwhelming for non-engineers, but this podcast will change that. Fluent in steel, concrete masonry and timber design, Kari Sebern, P.E. simplifies major concepts of structural design, both enlightening non-engineers about structural design and inspiring experienced engineers to look at things differently. Join Kari and fellow industry leading engineers as they dissect the structural design of buildings. From within your walls, they'll tell the story behind their design and how the building stands today.