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Great information. I have a question. On a mid century home with no attic over the living room what advice or recommendations would you give to reduce heat penetrating flat roof?

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You're an angel Thankyou ❤

I've been a draftsman since I was 15 and I'm deciding to get licensed at 35. I told my wife I don't know if I would ever fully retire from this profession. Look at the famous architects of history and most were not recognized until after they were sixty. After 20 years as a draftsman I only feel that I'm getting started.

Thank you for being honest and vulnerable I needed to here your message, SO THANK YOU

Thanks a lot for posting, this was the most helpful breakdown I have found preparing for this exam. I took the PjM exam last year and failed, and I got a bit discouraged and let the knowledge slip away. After watching this video, I feel like I have a good gameplan. Thanks again!

I have just started studying ARE and this helps a lot!! Thank you

Thank you soooooo much, I was going MAAAAD looking for those levels 😢❤❤❤

Are you an Architect?

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Thanks for sharing this information, wondering what your thoughts would be about doing as you mentioned in the end by using rigid foam between the roof deck and truss, and use a butyl tape or equivalent to seal everything water tight. Do you think it would be possible to use a 2" rigid foam with an R10 above the trusses and then fill in with bats in the ceiling, or would there me enough of a thermal transfer/loss for condensation to build up if air from vents and lights were to pass through? Maybe it's unavoidable to just build up the required R value foam thickness above to meet code before creating a penetration in the ceiling. Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated. Thanks

Thank you for being vulnerable and honest about your experience with failure. I graduated spring of 2023, and started testing this year. I passed PcM, failed PjM twice and now I just failed CE and I was absolutely devastated with each failure. (school was never hard for me so I'd never faced failure before). I realized that I've been comparing myself to the very small minority of people who blast through all 6 exams without failing and I had to learn the hard way that is not how I work and not the learning strategy that works for me. So thank you for sharing the rollercoaster of emotions that come with this process!

Hi Bryn, Thank you for the insights here. Are the resources and links you mention int $22 VISE pdf? OR are they here on the video? I don't see any links. Thanks!

Priceless. I’m a mom just starting my ARE journey, and this is so relatable!

Except that there is zero evidence that a) learning styles are a thing, and b) applying them enables a learner to learn more effectively. Its counter intuitive I know, as someone who has worked in Education for 28 years, but I challenge you to find some credible evidence that learning styles actually exist. 😊

This is what being healthy is like instead of jumping into connections with people who you aren’t even interested in js bcd you wanna feel the spot of loving someone

Hello, Could you please let me know how I can get you free resource guide. Thank you

Trying for 3 years and realising you can’t ever reach your potential just makes you wanna accept being a failure

I spent little for getting this 2015 MacBook Pro as well with this iconic backlit Apple logo in like new condition. No need to get the new released one

Thank you so much!! I loved listening to your baby at the back!

I know this isn’t related to school, but let me explain it right here. I have been grinding for something called “LT3” I’m currently “HT4” (low tier three, high tier four” the lower the number the better. (HT1 being the best and LT5 being the worst. Lt5 to HT5 and so on.) and I have been trying to get lt3 for 8 months and each time I failed. I just lost my tiertest and got ht4 again. Very demotivating and I feel like a failure

I Have The 2015 Retina MacBook Pro. Amazing Budget Laptop! (Or Too Expensive Back In The Day...) It's SO MUCH BETTER Than My Old IdeaPad 130. By The Way: I Have macOS Sonoma On It!

HELLO! I am from Colombia and I am going to start taking exams. How do you recommend I take the exams when my first language is not English? And as of today I do not master it 100%?

HELLO! I am from Colombia and I am going to start taking exams. How do you recommend I take the exams when my first language is not English? And as of today I do not master it 100%?

HELLO! I am from Colombia and I am going to start taking exams. How do you recommend I take the exams when my first language is not English? And as of today I do not master it 100%?

HELLO! I am from Colombia and I am going to start taking exams. How do you recommend I take the exams when my first language is not English? And as of today I do not master it 100%?

HELLO! I am from Colombia and I am going to start taking exams. How do you recommend I take the exams when my first language is not English? And as of today I do not master it 100%?

HELLO! I am from Colombia and I am going to start taking exams. How do you recommend I take the exams when my first language is not English? And as of today I do not master it 100%?

What subject is best fot architecture??

My university exam are going on nowadays.... Today is my biochemistry exam it was really worst.... i study very hard for it but still....it demovite me lot...idk why....and now i really don't feel to study for next exam..😢

I’m just seeing this a year later, but this was extremely helpful. I’m an Emergency Medical Technician and I was in school for pre-med before the pandemic. The bulk of my patients are elderly and I see them on their worst days. The two comments I get most of the time are “don’t get old” and “my life has gone by so fast.” I was fine for most of my twenties but at almost 29, time has given me the most anxiety about how fast it has already gone. I wanted to be an architect my whole life and I definitely feel like I wasted 10 years of my life in a career I shouldn’t have chosen. I have made the best friends and learned so much about the body, health, and aging that has been beneficial. But I’m at the point where I was asking myself this same question “am I too old.” I’ve been working on getting my real estate license with the hope of leaving medicine because it has burnt me out. But I would love to pursue architecture when I’m in the financial situation to do it.

Thanks for the tips ❤

Thank you very much .🙏 It’s very helpful.

Ha ha this is perfect

One year of prep and still not making it to the IMO team still hurts

Thank you for this awesome video

This is the video that I was looking for, thank you!

I'm starting to study for CSE, watching this vid now. Love the bookshelf in the room lol

Where do I find the study guide pdf that is shown at the timestamp 16:00 ?

What study materials do you mainly use? Any tips and tricks? You got this!

It does and I see no issues with that. I'd rather master the software than being a sloppy "designer" who has only his imagination

You must be including the years of schooling. I spent 2k on books and exam seats. Taking my last test on Thursday! Let’s goooo!

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Great stuff! thanks for sharing! i just got accepted to begin my M.Arch at ASU this fall. turning 35 in june!

Exams sure make u feel like a failure

Yes it does. It's a slippery slope.

I can relate to this because when my father died I took over to run his big construction firm. I cant believe I had hives all over my face arms and legs. I dont want to look my face on the mirror.

scored less in boards i m a failure and ik it