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Business of Design ® | Interior Designers, Decorators, Architects & Landscapers
Kimberley Seldon
465 episodes
3 days ago
In the design industry, clarity is power. Whether you’re running a firm with a business partner, leading a solo practice with or without a team, or collaborating with your spouse, like today’s guests, how you divide tasks can make or break your projects and your business. Marli Jones and Michael Kreuser share how they define their roles, delegate responsibilities like procurement and project management, and rely on trusted team members to keep every project running smoothly. There’s real value in having clear job descriptions—for project managers, operations managers, and even for yourself—so that creativity can flourish without chaos. In this episode: - Establish clear roles and responsibilities—clarity eliminates confusion. - Define ownership and decision-making authority from the start. - Use contracts and agreements to keep partnerships clean and professional. - Build systems and processes before you delegate. - Separate creative work from operations for balance and efficiency. - Foster a culture that accepts mistakes and learns from them. - Choose clients based on fit, not just project size or budget. - Let process create space for creativity and innovation. - Empower your team with trust, autonomy, and shared accountability. - Nurture strong relationships with clients, trades, and vendors.
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In the design industry, clarity is power. Whether you’re running a firm with a business partner, leading a solo practice with or without a team, or collaborating with your spouse, like today’s guests, how you divide tasks can make or break your projects and your business. Marli Jones and Michael Kreuser share how they define their roles, delegate responsibilities like procurement and project management, and rely on trusted team members to keep every project running smoothly. There’s real value in having clear job descriptions—for project managers, operations managers, and even for yourself—so that creativity can flourish without chaos. In this episode: - Establish clear roles and responsibilities—clarity eliminates confusion. - Define ownership and decision-making authority from the start. - Use contracts and agreements to keep partnerships clean and professional. - Build systems and processes before you delegate. - Separate creative work from operations for balance and efficiency. - Foster a culture that accepts mistakes and learns from them. - Choose clients based on fit, not just project size or budget. - Let process create space for creativity and innovation. - Empower your team with trust, autonomy, and shared accountability. - Nurture strong relationships with clients, trades, and vendors.
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EP 439 | Success can Happen with Lindsay Kjellberg
Business of Design ® | Interior Designers, Decorators, Architects & Landscapers
47 minutes 7 seconds
3 months ago
EP 439 | Success can Happen with Lindsay Kjellberg
In today’s episode, we’re cutting through the fluff and getting real about profit, pricing, and what it actually takes to run a design business that pays you well and feels good to run. Interior designer Lindsay Kjellberg shares how she went from nonstop hustle and just $30K in profit on $800K in revenue… to working 30 hours a week, taking vacations, and pocketing $250K a year (without working harder!)  Spoiler: joining Business of Design® was a total game-changer. We’re diving into the smart decisions she made—like charging for consultations, tracking all her time, and raising rates with confidence. If you're ready to work smarter, earn more, and finally feel in control of your business, you’re going to love this one. In this episode we learn: - profit matters more than revenue - charging for consultations attracts serious clients and boosts conversions - billing for every minute of your time can double your income without raising rates - higher rates and smarter project selection create more freedom and less stress - mindset shifts—like valuing your time and ignoring outside opinions—fuel real growth Transform your business at https://businessofdesign.com/membership
Business of Design ® | Interior Designers, Decorators, Architects & Landscapers
In the design industry, clarity is power. Whether you’re running a firm with a business partner, leading a solo practice with or without a team, or collaborating with your spouse, like today’s guests, how you divide tasks can make or break your projects and your business. Marli Jones and Michael Kreuser share how they define their roles, delegate responsibilities like procurement and project management, and rely on trusted team members to keep every project running smoothly. There’s real value in having clear job descriptions—for project managers, operations managers, and even for yourself—so that creativity can flourish without chaos. In this episode: - Establish clear roles and responsibilities—clarity eliminates confusion. - Define ownership and decision-making authority from the start. - Use contracts and agreements to keep partnerships clean and professional. - Build systems and processes before you delegate. - Separate creative work from operations for balance and efficiency. - Foster a culture that accepts mistakes and learns from them. - Choose clients based on fit, not just project size or budget. - Let process create space for creativity and innovation. - Empower your team with trust, autonomy, and shared accountability. - Nurture strong relationships with clients, trades, and vendors.