36 min
I was broke, homeless, an illegal alien, begging for money and then I got scammed. The Broke Architect
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This is the eighth recorded episode of The Broke Architect Podcast brought to you by the Global Architect Alliance (GAA).
In this episode I talk to Russell Henderson, a British Architect who works in Tanzania. Russell talks openly about his struggles as an architect both in the UK, Thailand and Australia until moving to Tanzania. We discuss how he became so broke he was living day to day and even lost his architecture licence due to lack of funds. We move on to discuss how he recovered and now has financial freedom.
This podcast supports the Architects Benevolent Society and highlights why this Society is needed now more than ever.
Should you be facing issues such as those discussed in this episode a range of help is available. The Architects Benevolent Society founded in 1850 exists to support the architectural community and their families and can help you in a range of ways during your working life, or once you have retired..
https://www.absnet.org.uk/get-help/
Please also consider support the ABS through a range of donation options https://www.absnet.org.uk/get-involved/donate/
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This is the eighth recorded episode of The Broke Architect Podcast brought to you by the Global Architect Alliance (GAA).
In this episode I talk to Russell Henderson, a British Architect who works in Tanzania. Russell talks openly about his struggles as an architect both in the UK, Thailand and Australia until moving to Tanzania. We discuss how he became so broke he was living day to day and even lost his architecture licence due to lack of funds. We move on to discuss how he recovered and now has financial freedom.
This podcast supports the Architects Benevolent Society and highlights why this Society is needed now more than ever.
Should you be facing issues such as those discussed in this episode a range of help is available. The Architects Benevolent Society founded in 1850 exists to support the architectural community and their families and can help you in a range of ways during your working life, or once you have retired..
https://www.absnet.org.uk/get-help/
Please also consider support the ABS through a range of donation options https://www.absnet.org.uk/get-involved/donate/
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebrokearchitect/message
36 min