17: Raising Up the Next Generation w/ Dan Keiser
Today’s Guest is Dan Keiser, architect of the Keiser Design Group located in Columbus Ohio.
My desire to become an Architect began at age 10, when asked by a friend of the family, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Without hesitation, I said I want to be an Architect. After experimenting with many Lego structures, I was accepted to study Architecture at Kent State University.
Another childhood dream from an early age was to start my own firm, which was realized in 1995. I love what I do and cannot imagine ever having to get a real job and going to work every day. Along with running KDG, I am a husband and father of three children. Being a Husband and Father is what brings me joy and satisfaction, but in my spare time I enjoy coaching, golfing, running, hunting and fishing.” – Dan Keiser
Key Takeaways
- Be focused on the individual. What are their ideas, dreams, perspectives, and thoughts?
- Surround yourself with people that will elevate you and your company.
- Invite interaction as you work on projects. Welcome comments and feedback.
- Focus. Have a clear vision and direction of where your headed. It will make all the difference.
- “It’s critical to treat people correctly, even if they don’t treat you correctly.”
- “If the dream is big enough the details really don’t matter.”
Tweetable Quotes
- [Tweet “”Surround yourself with people that will elevate you and your company.” @dankeiser “]
- [Tweet “”Be focused on the individual. What are their ideas, dreams, perspectives, and thoughts?” @dankeiser”]
- [Tweet “”It’s critical to treat people correctly, even if they don’t treat you correctly.” @dankeiser”]
- [Tweet “”If the dream is big enough the details really don’t matter.” @dankeiser”]
Resources
- Bluehost – Web Hosting Service
- Lead Pages
- The Simplified Office
- Keiser Design Group
- Choosing to Cheat: Who Wins When Family and Work Collide?
– Andy Stanley
- Cleanturn
- First Things First
– Steven R. Covey
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