Self Care for Interior Designers: Avoid Burnout

Self care for interior designers has become an increasing hot topic with the unique challenges of the pandemic and the demand for design soaring. The bottom line is that if you don’t care of yourself, you won’t be available to take care of your clients, your business, your family and your friends. Here are seven…

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3 Ways to Boost Your Interior Design Confidence

Confidence is inside of each of us, and it’s a lot like a muscle. You have to build it up with consistent exercise, or risk it getting weak. If you’re finding yourself with a lack of interior design confidence around getting great clients, delivering excellent design solutions and service, and being well compensated, there is…

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7 Interior Design Marketing Strategies: Get More Leads

Interior design marketing strategies only work when you apply them to your business. The point of the strategies here is to generate more quality leads for your interior design business in a lot less time. #1 Create a Most Wanted Poster for Your Ideal Client (3 maximum) What you think about you bring about, and…

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INTERIOR DESIGN TIME MASTERY: YOUR CHALLENGE

The bottom line is that when you apply these interior design time mastery tips, you’ll get more done in less time with far less stress. Will you take the challenge? STEP ONE: Create your master list of everything you do during business hours each week. I know, it’s going to be a massively long list,…

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INTERIOR DESIGN BUSINESS CONSULTANT VS. COACH: THE DIFFERENCE

It’s often confusing to determine who is a better fit for your interior design business needs, an interior design consultant or an interior design business coach? Here are five key differences so you can make the best decision in your interior design practice. When interviewing a candidate to be your design business consultant or coach, be sure…

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How to Find the Best Interior Design Business Coach for You

When you want the best interior design business coach for you and your practice, there are 5 key criteria to consider in making your decision. Every designer is unique and your coach needs to understand your values, your specific goals, and your strengths and weaknesses (and cater to your strengths.) This is not a one-size…

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