In the Context of Architecture, How do you turn Failure into Success - Part 2

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Part 2 discussion takes you to a specific case of an entry level / recent graduate who felt like leaving architecture, though they so wanted to be a licensed architect. The Reddit post is: [click on link]
I feel like a failure for not pursuing Architecture anymore (https://www.reddit.com/r/Architects/comments/18h1imr/i_feel_like_a_failure_for_not_pursuing/?rdt=53235)



An interesting point on how the architecture community needs to create a more nurturing environment for people in transitions (just graduated for example) is necessary where in this case it is found online but it could more encompassing and forums are needed to start the conversations necessary to assist those who need community support.

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