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i fnd ths highly motivated ...tnx a lot.. can u recommend some books..im frm india and a 3rd year archi studnt..nd u may share ur journal nd plnning in detail..tht will be also hlpful..
To be honest, what we should do ideally is waking up say 8 in the morning 7 and do whatever you need to do. If that's working out making a nice breakfast, mediate whatever it might be. So then we say we start uni work at 9, and then work say until 1 and have a 1-hour break, in this break I suggest just leave the area you are working in to just let your mind rest, reset and then you can continue working at the highest production level. You can go for a walk with a sandwich or have a coffee just make sure what you eat isn't going to make you feel sleepy or make you feel drowsy because as much as we love fast food it makes you tired and unproductive. You can leave this heavy meal for dinner lol. You should continue at 2 and work until 5 or even 6 if you are behind. Now I don't want to tell you how to live your life because everyone has different circumstances. The main goal is to be productive and when you set a task you do actually do it even if it's crap you will get better and be able to do things quickly and make it high quality. The gist of this long reply is to go into a routine because it will be hard at the beginning but trust me I have been waking up at 7:30 in the morning every day for 2 months now and it's amazing I get so much done and yes it was hard at the beginning but it is much easier now. I hope this helped you with your question, if you need any more help I am here :)
Nice video. Really informative and valuable! I tried to send an email to you, but the email doesn't work. Have you got another email we can contact you on?
Hi Architectural Insider, I have seen your videos and it is extremely useful and I am grateful for valuable contents you have introduced. I would like to ask if you could kindly make videos about concept design like from ideas to completion step by step. Keep up the good work!
Just watched this and I must say this is motivational and very helpful, thank you! Definitely going to try and implement this into my life so I can manage myself
@@TheArchitecturalInsider Still shorter than ours. We get the 6, masters for 2 if you decide to go for it, then 2 years work experience under somebody else, take exam to get fully licenced. So that's 10 in total. So we get an extra 3 years and I honestly don't understand why lol
@@wendykay485 In what country are you studying in? Also, that's if no one has a break normally people take a gap year which delays stuff, even more, to be honest.
@@TheArchitecturalInsider I'm from Kenya, Africa. I honestly thought it was like this everywhere or that at least everyone got the 2 extra years. You can do 4 years and get a bachelor of architectural studies, but don't think you can become a licenced architect. You can branch to other fields though. The other two years get you a bachelor in architecture so you essentially have 2 degrees by the time you are done.
Welcome everyone, this video was recorded a long time ago but finally managed to get up for you guys. Please share your tips to help everyone else in the community!
You have some really good tips tbh thank you for this video :)
Thank you so much I am glad you liked it.
I really enjoyed it! I thought it was really helpful for my studies. No one ever discusses these things thank you!
Thank you so much for watching :)
yes cousin its me yusuf
Hey buddy big fan👍👍❤️
Thank you so much for watching :) Did you enjoy the video?
your journal is so amazing wow i need to get one too asap hahaha
Thank you so much for that you can buy them from amazon their not that expensive either.
@@TheArchitecturalInsider Honestly LOVE the journal, can you please drop a link to the product on amazon?
Can u tell how to manage subjects .and how to make the concept presentable. Main thing for students to become good architect
This is a video I am planning to do very soon so stay tuned to the channel.
i fnd ths highly motivated ...tnx a lot..
can u recommend some books..im frm india and a 3rd year archi studnt..nd u may share ur journal nd plnning in detail..tht will be also hlpful..
Thank you so much for watching. Stay tuned I will be creating a video just for this :)
Thank you for this video! Motivated me more to be a true Architect 🙏🏼
Thank you so much, I am glad to know it helped you :)
This is one of the best videos I've seen about surviving architecture school. Thanks so much ,
Thank you so much for saying that :) What did you find most useful just so I can include it more :)
Where do you study BTW?
@@TheArchitecturalInsider The topic about planning ahead ,cause one of the struggles of arch students is procrastination .
@@TheArchitecturalInsider Ethiopian institute of architecture ...
goed bezig bro
Thank you so much :)
how many hours a day would you recommend working? What should we do during our break?
To be honest, what we should do ideally is waking up say 8 in the morning 7 and do whatever you need to do. If that's working out making a nice breakfast, mediate whatever it might be. So then we say we start uni work at 9, and then work say until 1 and have a 1-hour break, in this break I suggest just leave the area you are working in to just let your mind rest, reset and then you can continue working at the highest production level. You can go for a walk with a sandwich or have a coffee just make sure what you eat isn't going to make you feel sleepy or make you feel drowsy because as much as we love fast food it makes you tired and unproductive. You can leave this heavy meal for dinner lol.
You should continue at 2 and work until 5 or even 6 if you are behind. Now I don't want to tell you how to live your life because everyone has different circumstances. The main goal is to be productive and when you set a task you do actually do it even if it's crap you will get better and be able to do things quickly and make it high quality.
The gist of this long reply is to go into a routine because it will be hard at the beginning but trust me I have been waking up at 7:30 in the morning every day for 2 months now and it's amazing I get so much done and yes it was hard at the beginning but it is much easier now.
I hope this helped you with your question, if you need any more help I am here :)
Nice video. Really informative and valuable! I tried to send an email to you, but the email doesn't work. Have you got another email we can contact you on?
You are very welcome and thank you for the kind words. It should work it is: archisider1@gmail.com I will be waiting for the email :)
@@TheArchitecturalInsider Thank you very much. I have sent you an email. Have a lovely day Ahmad.
Hi Architectural Insider, I have seen your videos and it is extremely useful and I am grateful for valuable contents you have introduced. I would like to ask if you could kindly make videos about concept design like from ideas to completion step by step. Keep up the good work!
Just watched this and I must say this is motivational and very helpful, thank you! Definitely going to try and implement this into my life so I can manage myself
Why you so handsome tho 😍👌
Hahaha thank you so much :)
Hey! I'm interested in taking lessons from you. Can I get any contact way to talk to you directly?
Hi that sounds amazing, you can email me and we can take it from there to see what exactly i can help you with. archisider1@gmail.com
Best advice ever
Thank you so much, what was the nest advice for you personally?
Question: which country are you from?
I'm asking because I get 6 years of degree here and I'm so impressed/jealous that you only get 3.
I'm from England, well to be fully qualified you need a masters with work experience which takes you to about 7 years in total so yh same here lol.
@@TheArchitecturalInsider Still shorter than ours. We get the 6, masters for 2 if you decide to go for it, then 2 years work experience under somebody else, take exam to get fully licenced. So that's 10 in total. So we get an extra 3 years and I honestly don't understand why lol
@@wendykay485 In what country are you studying in? Also, that's if no one has a break normally people take a gap year which delays stuff, even more, to be honest.
@@TheArchitecturalInsider I'm from Kenya, Africa. I honestly thought it was like this everywhere or that at least everyone got the 2 extra years. You can do 4 years and get a bachelor of architectural studies, but don't think you can become a licenced architect. You can branch to other fields though. The other two years get you a bachelor in architecture so you essentially have 2 degrees by the time you are done.
@@wendykay485 That is true architecture opens many doors for you.