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How an Architecture Firm Evolves: Pricing, Confidence, and Leadership | 703

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Business of Architecture Podcast
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Sep 7, 2026
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Summary

End chaos in your firm—300+ peers use this framework. Free video here: https://www.businessofarchitecture.com/framework Alex Gore joins Enoch Sears for a clear, honest talk about how a firm changes as it grows. This is not a theory-heavy chat. It is a real look at what shifts when you move from trying to survive to trying to lead with more skill, more care, and more control. They talk about the kinds of choices that seem small in the moment but can shape the future of a practice. Alex shares how his thinking has changed over time, where he now draws the line, and why some old advice no longer fits the season he is in. He also opens up about confidence, pressure, and what it really takes to earn trust in business and in design. The episode also explores a few unexpected ideas about team structure, client work, and where real value gets lost. If you run a small firm, this conversation may challenge a few habits you have stopped noticing. The quiet decision that can drain profit long before most firm owners see it Why one common "good habit" may backfire in the wrong season The surprising kind of support that can make projects stronger from start to finish To learn more about Alex, visit his: Website: http://f9productions.com/ Podcast: https://www.insidethefirmpodcast.com/