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Saturday
Are you working on you and your career and getting BETTER today? 168 hours in a week. Make sure to dedicate a portion of those to you and your career and your craft. Get better. Train. Look for new opportunities in your trade. What are some of the things you do to get better?
0 likes • 20d
I always listen to Alex Hormozi, Tony Robbins, Jocko Willink, David Goggins, Bedros Kullian, Andy Frisella etc etc while working out. Then study for the SE exam for at least an hour everyday. Listen to or read about structural engineering on podcasts or LinkedIn.
Coffee Half Hour
@Rodolfo Martinez We ended up answering your questions in this call. Dont let yourself feel behind just because you have an expectation Things take time but having a goal is important to realizing you are on the path right now. Some great insights from @Zane Pucylowski about the journey.
Coffee Half Hour
1 like • Jul 7
Thanks @Bill K. and @Zane Pucylowski for the spotlight! For future coffee hours maybe talk to/interview the person before assuming things.
0 likes • Jul 9
@Bill K. Yeah! I had no idea they were happening
Questions for next Coffee Hour
Hey guys Any questions we want to ask for the next coffee hour? You will get some advice on next steps @Rodolfo Martinez did you want to hop on a call before and clarify your questions?
0 likes • Jul 9
totally @Bill K.! I’d be happy to. Any time works for me.
Entrepreneurship
Hello everyone! I am a recent graduate (graduated 2024), I already passed the PE Structural exam and I am currently studying for the SE exam. Because of the work experience requirement in Utah, I still have two years more to get my PE Civil license. I have this strong desire to be an entrepreneur, I know it’s hard but I know it’s worth it. My internal battle is that almost every structural engineer I have talked to recommend I have at least 7-9 years of experience before I even consider doing my own thing. This discourage me from wanting to stay in engineering, I was hoping to start my own thing as soon as I got my PE license, something small like doing residential observations and providing stamped reports or something like that. I don’t really care what I do as long as it’s my own thing. What are your guys’ thoughts? Am I just being unrealistic with my goals? Any thoughts @Zane Pucylowski as the most experience engineer here? I appreciate everyone in advance!
0 likes • Jul 3
@Zane Pucylowski first of all, allow my wife to quit her job. Then, be able to provide friends and family job opportunities, and lastly, be able to pay engineers what they are worth. I am hopeful one day, civil engineers will be paid as much as lawyers and doctors and I want to be involved in fixing the problem.
0 likes • Jul 3
@Zane Pucylowski actually yes I have! It’s a small office, only 4 engineers and the owner, the owner is only 35 so he has no plans on selling it anytime soon but he did say I can buy in when he decides to make that an option.
Who needs help today?
Who needs help today? What is your biggest obstacle? What can we do together that we cannot do apart? Post!! You got this!
0 likes • Jun 18
my biggest struggle day to day is just the fact that I am stuck to a schedule and my earning potential is capped or dependent on a whole team. I have friends doing sales that make my salary in a month and get to earn based on commission, meaning what they put it is what they get out. Is there a way we can change engineering into something that is value driven, commission based instead of making it an hourly or salary job that does not matter how good you are, you are stuck in the rat race or corporate ladder race?
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Rodolfo Martinez
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@rodolfo-martinez-4291
Owner of Roca Coatings Utah/Texas

Active 2d ago
Joined Jun 8, 2026
Utah