EP 004222 December 2020 · 42 min
Sana Tabassum - Building an 'Archi Brain', Behind the scenes of :scale and the Highs and Lows of being a Social Media Influencer
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Sana Tabassum - Building an 'Archi Brain', Behind the scenes of :scale and the Highs and Lows of being a Social Media Influencer
Architecture student productivity is not about making a perfect dashboard. It is about building a system that helps you capture ideas, feedback, deadlines and portfolio evidence.
Stephen Drew speaks with Sana Tabassum from to:scale about Archi Brain, Notion, productivity, architecture student resources, social media, LinkedIn, Instagram, networking, content creation, burnout, the MAD Collective and MADCon.
The conversation covers:
How Archi Brain used Notion and second-brain thinking for architecture students
Why productivity systems need to support real studio work, not become another project
How social media can help students and young professionals build useful visibility
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- · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
Hi there everyone. I am Stephen Drew from The Architectural Social, and I am joined here with Sana from Scale. This is round two. We have spoken before, and what we're saying to Sana, she was the first ever guest on The Architectural Social podcast, and I was so nervous because it's the first one I've ever done.
- · Stephen Drew
Stephen Drew
That it was 10, 10, 10 to 12 minutes. So it was nice and short and sweet. Hopefully we can talk a little bit more. Now I can, I've calmed down. I can get used to it. So Sana, thank you so much for being here. How are you?
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