This is the third installment of my annual “Year in Review”. You can read the previous two versions here and here.
I really enjoy the yearly review process. A year is a long time. It’s easy to forget all that you accomplished over the past 365 days. The yearly review is also a good way to keep yourself accountable for making progress toward your goals.
One new thing I’m going to institute this year is quarterly reviews in addition to this yearly review. Though I likely won’t make these reviews public, they’ll help me better stay on track throughout the year. Who knows, maybe I’ll make them public as well.
So, here’s what I got up to in 2017.
Consulting
Most of my income comes from consulting. I work with architecture and engineering firms to make their processes and workflows more efficient. This can be through BIM strategy reviews, custom tools and add-ins, bespoke Revit templates, or custom training.
As with the previous years, the majority of my consulting work is done with