PE4Free - Where Young Engineers Thrive Colten Johnson, EIT

In this episode of PE4Free, Scott Wibel, an independent
structural engineer, shares his journey of starting his engineering firm, touching upon his risk tolerance, background, professional achievements, and career goals. He also offers his perspective on technical acumen, business
strategies, and efficient methods of client acquisition. He highlights the significance of professional liability insurance in running an engineering business and discusses his preference for establishing his business as an LLC. Scott also advocates for zero-tolerance towards errors in the engineering profession, emphasizing the importance of maintaining high standards.







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In this episode, I sit down with Luis Duque from Engineering Our Future. He lays it all out for you to know how he got started in the States, what entering the workforce looked like, how he started content online, and some key PE Exam tips & ticks. Tune in to accelerate your career and growth in your industry!

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Check out Engineering Our Future www.luisfelipeduque.com

Check out his Ultimate PE Prep Course and use code PE4FREE for 25% off

Disclaimer: Colten Johnson, PE does not hold the Structural Engineer (SE) title. Any mention of it is superseded by Professional Engineer (PE). The content expressed in this podcast shall not be used or viewed as legal, financial, or professional advice.


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In this episode, we are talking with Doug Howard, PE. He is an engineering coach who managed a small firm and helped grow it to a 40-person multimillion-dollar monster over a few years.

We discuss his approach, his strategy, how he made that happen, and how he was successful in it. And what the necessary steps are for you to do a similar thing. No promises to have crazy growth but rather, What should you be focusing on with your time to help the team be successful and help you not go crazy in the process?

Tune in to accelerate your career and growth in your industry!

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Doug’s Info:

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughowardcoaching/

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@doughoward

Main Website - https://doughowardcoaching.com/

Leadership Accelerator for Engineers - https://doughowardcoaching.clickfunnels.com/leadership-accelerator-for-enginners-learn-more

The Leadership Accelerator for Engineers is the only leadership training specifically designed for engineering managers and technical leaders - because it shows you how to increase your impact at every level of your organization by mastering the scientific approach to understanding, motivating, and influencing all types of people.

Disclaimer: Colten Johnson, PE does not hold the Structural Engineer (SE) title. Any mention of it is superseded by Professional Engineer (PE). The content expressed in this podcast shall not be used or viewed as legal, financial, or professional advice.


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I continue the conversation with Victor Barranco, PE, the creator of a new civil engineering PE review course. He shares his experience with the PE exam, including why he failed the first time, how he pivoted to crush it and found an issue with the current review materials. Whether you're a seasoned engineer or just starting out. Tune in to accelerate your career and growth in your industry!

Check out PE4Free.com to transform your engineering experience!

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Check out Victor’s PE Civil Review Course that I used! Yes, I am an affiliate for his course because it works and is affordable. I will receive a small commission for any sales made from this link.

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Go to PE4Free.com between June 12 & July 15 and take a 5-minute survey to be entered to win a $289 PATHCeed Review course. You must be in the US, 18+ years old, passed FE exam, and needing to pass the PE exam.

Disclaimer: Colten Johnson, PE does not hold the title of Structural Engineer (SE). Any mention of it is superseded by Professional Engineer (PE). The content expressed in this podcast shall not be used or viewed as legal, financial, or professional advice.


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In this episode, I talk in-depth with the creator of a new civil engineering PE review course, Victor Barranco, PE. We cover how he DIDN’T know he would be an engineer until his final year at university, how a simple conversation landed him his first job, what an internship looks like, what a balanced university experience looks like, what his first offer was after school, how he paid off student loans, what habits have created exponential rewards, what mentorship looked like, why he felt doubt starting out and how he punched it in the face, and how you will know you’ll love engineering! Tune in to accelerate your career and growth in your industry!

Disclaimer: Colten Johnson, EIT does not hold the title of Professional Engineer (PE) or Structural Engineer (SE). Any mention of it is superseded by Engineer In Training (EIT). The content expressed in this podcast shall not be used or viewed as legal, financial, or professional advice.

Check out PE4Free.com to transform your engineering experience!

I’d love to connect with you on LinkedIn!

Check out Victor’s PE Civil Review Course that I used! Yes, I am an affiliate for his course because it works and is affordable. I will receive a small commission for any sales made from this link.











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In this episode, I sit down with Sol Rosenbaum, PE, CEM - the Yoda of mentorship and networking.

He unravels his engineering story. What did it look like to get a master's versus a bachelor’s? What it looked like in his first position and how he leveraged himself for explosive growth. Should you go to a small or large firm after school?

We talk about his networking tips and tricks and how they can magnify your ability to grow yourself as an engineer.

If you feel a little bit like an imposter and sometimes like you don't fit in and that you're struggling with your career because you don't have good management. This is the episode for you.

Tune in to accelerate your career and growth in your industry!

Especially if this is your first year or two out of school. So if that sounds like something that you are interested in. Stick around this will blow your mind. I look forward to getting to share this with you all right let's get after it

Disclaimer: Colten Johnson, EIT does not hold the title of Professional Engineer (PE) or Structural Engineer (SE). Any mention of it is superseded by Engineer In Training (EIT). The content expressed in this podcast shall not be used or viewed as legal, financial, or professional advice.

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Check out ******my recent post on how I passed the PE with minimal time!


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