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Designed for the Creative Mind™

Michelle Lynne
Interior Design
Marketing Strategies
Business Development
Entrepreneurship
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Search Engine Marketing
Custom Furniture
Professional Development
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Interior Design Business Success Summit
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Interior Design Business Bakery
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Client Relations
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Design Process
Strategic Partnerships
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Personal Growth

Your designs are beautiful, but you're struggling with the business of your interior design business. Join successful interior design business owner, Michelle Lynne, of ML Interiors Group each Monday morning as she shares the processes she has found useful in growing her own 7-figure design firm, interviews industry related guests, and brings her own team of designers on for lively conversations. ... more

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What if the reason your inquiries aren't turning into clients has nothing to do with your talent… and everything to do with what happens in between?

In this episode, Michelle Lynne breaks down the exact gap most interior designers don't realize the... more

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The Client Red Flags Costing Designers Thousands (And How to Catch Them Early)Designed for the Creative Mind Podcast You can have incredible talent, a full calendar, and stunning projects—and still feel like your business is harder than it should be.... more

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Why Busy Designers Still Struggle With Profitability Designed for the Creative Mind Podcast

Interior design is one of the few professions where it's incredibly easy to build a business that looks successful on the outside but quietly struggles behi... more

Episode Description Most interior designers assume they need more clients, more marketing, or higher design fees to increase their income.

But often the real issue is something much simpler.

Their process.

In this episode, Michelle Lynne breaks... more

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Robin De La Cruz
Interior designer and co-founder of The Design Besties, focusing on community well-being and transformative design.
The Design Besties
Episode: S8 Ep.212 From MTV to High Point: How Rhobin DelaCruz Built a Design Career by Design
Marianne Cherico
Home staging coach with a background in real estate and extensive experience coaching stagers
Episode: S8 Ep. 211 From Design to Staging: The Income Stream You're Missing with Guest Marianna Cherico
Natalie Froom
Founder and principal designer of Studio 180 Design
Studio 180 Design
Episode: S8 Ep.210 When Design, Wellness, and Leadership Collide with Natalie Froom
Shelby Fowler-Moss
A paid ad strategist and sales expert who has helped clients generate millions through paid advertising.
Episode: S8 Ep.209 How Smart Designers Use Paid Ads to Stay Fully Booked with Shelby Fowler
Melissa Fields
CEO and principal designer of Shades of Gray Design Studio
Shades of Gray Design Studio
Episode: S8 Ep.208 Interior Design Biz Ain't for Punks
Marta Rosato
Interior designer and owner of Marta Rosato Interiors
Marta Rosato Interiors
Episode: S5 Ep 187 From Italy to the UK: One Baker, Two Countries, Big Design Dreams
Bekah Hernandez
Principal and president of Rebekah Nicole Interiors, a Dallas-based design firm specializing in furnishings and styling.
Rebekah Nicole Interiors
Episode: S3 Ep. 175 BONUS: Following What You Love, Finding Success with Bekah Hernandez
Angelyn Howell
Co-owner of Next Chapter Social, a marketing agency helping businesses grow through organic social media strategies
Next Chapter Social
Episode: S3 Ep.173 Social Media That Sells: Turning Your Design Content into Clients with Angelyn Howell
Veronica Romney
Certified master marketer, keynote speaker, and author with extensive experience in transforming marketing strategies.
Various including Tony Robbins and Boss Babe
Episode: S3 Ep.171 Advantage of Identity Marketing with Veronica Romney

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Michelle Lynne
Host of a show that focuses on business strategies within the interior design industry, guiding listeners on how to effectively run and grow their design businesses.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 98 ratings
  • Real talk for designers

    Love Michelle Lynne! This podcast is so helpful to designers who are struggling to figure out how to run a profitable business.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blessedandlucky
    United States2 months ago
  • Thanks for your authenticity

    Just finished the episode Lessons from the Edge and wanted to say thanks, again, for making this journey less lonely. I know my Design career is better having your voice cheering me on in the background!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ahg11
    United States5 months ago
  • Great advice!

    Real-world advice on how to not just be a better designer, but all around part of a team and making the business work for you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlignedDesign
    United States5 months ago
  • The Design Business Mastery Queen!

    This podcast is full of so many golden nuggets! She shares so much wisdom, tips and insight in the business of interior design! I’ve gained so much from her and her guest speakers. I have followed Michelle since end of 2021. In the very first Rolling in the Dough workshop I did with her, she spoke in a way that gave me a new level of confidence in presenting my proposals. Fast forward going through the Bakery and now Lead lab I’ve gained even more clarity, confidence, and processes that have hel... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KElise20
    United States5 months ago
  • Best Designer Podcast Out There!!!

    Michelle is a phenomenal human being, a talented designer and an excellent teacher. As a landscape, designer, almost 100% of her tips and tricks transfer over over for me in my industry (besides making curtain selections🤣) Give her a listen. Join the Design Bakehouse or the Lead Lab. You will not regret it. It has transformed my business for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    baileewailie
    United States5 months ago

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The guests bring valuable perspectives and actionable insights that resonate deeply with both new and experienced designers.
Overall feedback indicates that this content is seen as essential for interior designers looking to thrive in a competitive market.
Listeners consistently praise the authenticity and relatability of the host, Michelle Lynne, highlighting her expertise in making the business of design accessible and engaging.
The podcast provides motivational content that helps professionals to navigate their challenges with practical tips and emotional support.
The community aspect is highly regarded, with many listeners appreciating the sense of belonging and encouragement fostered through shared experiences and advice.

Chart Rankings

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#80
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Apple Podcasts
#146
Canada/Arts/Design
Apple Podcasts
#117
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S8 Ep.212 From MTV to High Point: How Rhobin DelaCruz Built a Design Career by Design
Q: What book do you recommend?
Robin recommends 'The Go Giver' for its inspiring narrative about openness and the importance of giving in business.
S8 Ep.212 From MTV to High Point: How Rhobin DelaCruz Built a Design Career by Design
Q: Why should designers attend High Point?
Robin highlights the importance of knowing the products they will be selling, the opportunities for connection, and the education available at High Point Market.
S8 Ep.212 From MTV to High Point: How Rhobin DelaCruz Built a Design Career by Design
Q: How did you get started in the industry?
Robin stumbled into the industry after realizing he didn't belong in ad sales at MTV and discovered his passion for interior design through encouragement from friends.
S8 Ep. 211 From Design to Staging: The Income Stream You're Missing with Guest Marianna Cherico
Q: What is your number one way that you recommend they do it?
It's about meeting with real estate agents and building trust as they work with people they know and like.
S8 Ep.209 How Smart Designers Use Paid Ads to Stay Fully Booked with Shelby Fowler
Q: How does this differ from just boosting your Instagram post?
Boosting a post offers less control compared to setting targeted ads, which allow for better tracking and strategic spending.

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Focused on the intersection of creativity and business, content centers around guiding interior designers in improving their business acumen alongside artistic skills. Key discussions include effective marketing strategies, client acquisition, and navigating the common challenges within the interior design industry. Noteworthy episodes feature personal journeys of successful designers, exploring themes of community, collaboration, and the importance of mental wellness in design. Through practical advice and authentic conversation, the aim is to support both emerging and established designers in transforming their business practices and fostering professional growth.

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2. Marianne Cherico
3. Natalie Froom
4. Shelby Fowler-Moss
5. Melissa Fields
6. Marta Rosato
7. Bekah Hernandez
8. Angelyn Howell

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