People like their job because they are good at it. If you are the best at AutoCAD in your office, of course you will be reluctant to switch. You might discard Revit based on numerous Myths you heard. Or maybe you’ll bring up “rational” reasons like cost, complexity and training.
Deep inside, you know the actual reason for your reluctance. Switching puts you in a situation of unsecurity and uncertainty.
The first step is to admit this to yourself: I don’t want to learn Revit because I like AutoCAD and I am good at it.
AutoCAD fanatics will resist this statement. Wait, I actually tried Revit and warnings were really annoying! It crippled my artistic freedom! Wall joins suck!
You’ll need some time go over the mental barrier. Then, you can start to relax, learn Revit, have fun and liberate yourself from the 2D oppression.
It’s already working: you started offended by the title of this blog post. Then you realized it was…