Making Time For Yourself – Life And Work Balance
It would be nice if you were all supermen and superwomen. Able to work on and on, being productive with perfection all of the time. I used to think like that, on the way to becoming an interior design business coach. I mean, you would not mind if that could be your...
How To Reconnect With Your Value Part 1
We know that life can be hard and trying. At times it’s to the point that you can lose sight of your value and worth in the world around you. It is easy to get lost in a sea of emptiness, during those times you feel that you have hit rock bottom or are just frustrated...
Setting Your Travel Policy As An Interior Designer
You never know how far a job could take you. Even if you try to keep your marketing local to your area, you never know when someone more long distance will reach out to you wanting your services. Also, word of mouth can take you further than you have ever dreamed! So,...
How To Give Up Your Job To Go Out On Your Own
It has been on your mind for a long time to hang up the hat of your 9 to 5 job and pursue your own business. However, you feel a little bit unsure. I get it, the nerves are high and you’re racking your brain to see how you can actually pull this off. There is...
The Blueprint For Setting Client Communication Boundaries
The thrill of getting a new client puts you on some kind of cloud nine. You’re feeling accomplished and looking forward to the new project at hand. However, that can quickly change depending on the type of client that you just brought on. Let’s face it, in this day...
So, you have finished interior design school or you have been working hard to expand your interior design business, BUT you are hitting a wall! You feel overwhelmed as you try to start your interior design business or grow what you’ve already built!
Ponder this, if you had a service where you were a “Designer for a Day”, and booked one client a week for 50 weeks a year, at $1,200 each, that equals $60,000 a year! Can you believe that?! Now, what if you had two a week? I know you just figured out this is an additional $120,000 a year to your bottom line! Read more..
If you’re an entrepreneur who has struggled at one time or another with your Elevator Pitch or how to describe what you do in a way that distinguishes you from your “competition” you’ve come to the right place.
It’s often hard to find the words to use to describe who you are, what you do and how you help others that makes hiring you irresistible! Read more.
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