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
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 137 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusinessArtsDesign |
Today's guest is Josh Marten, the owner and head designer of Stahl Timber in the Dallas, Fort Worth area. Josh shares his experiences, background, and insights on how designers can benefit from custom furniture in their designs. more
Hello, everyone! In this solo episode of Designed for the Creative Mind, I delve into the concept of having a "word of the year" and how it can guide and influence your personal and professional life. more
Welcome back to another episode of Design for the Creative Mind, where we dive into the essentials of running a purposeful and passionate interior design business. I'm your host, Michelle Lin, and today we had the pleasure of speaking with the incred... more
Welcome back to another episode of Design for the Creative Mind! I'm your host, Michelle Lynn, and today we had the pleasure of diving deep into the world of interior design with the incredibly talented Nicole Hirsch, owner and principal designer of ... more
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I got the honor to hear Michelle during Design Week and became obsessed! She’s exactly what I needed to be encouraged and grow in my business. Every time I listen to a podcast, she seems to validate my thinking! I am so thankful that Michelle is sharing her gift to help other designers like myself thrive!
I have been a listener of DFTCM for over a year now and always enjoy listening to Michelle’s business advise for running a design business. She’s real, authentic and enjoyable to listen to! I highly recommend this podcast! Perfect for the drive to/from a site visit. 😉
Genuine and down to Earth - just like I like my interior design business podcast hosts. Entertaining AND educational? Yes, please! - Darla Powell, Designed by Wingnut Social
Michelle practices what she preaches by helping other designers learn, grow, and expand their businesses. Through Designed for the Creative Mind, she brings guests that provide thoughtful insights and new ways of thinking so that the design community can become better together. Listening to this podcast weekly is a must for any design business owner- especially those new to the industry.
It’s so obvious that Michelle loves what she does and she wants you to love your design business too. She’s serving up practical insight to help you be less stressed and more in your creative flow.
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