
Listen to learn and nerd out about all things landscape design and running a creative service business. Hosted by Landscape Architect and owner of Kismet Design, Kryssie Maybay. I love design and expressing myself creatively. I have a great passion for sharing my ideas, passion, and perspective on design and business. Nothing happens by accident though, you have to set your intentions and do the w... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Qualifying clients can be a game changer for your business. No one wants to waste time chasing projects that don’t pan out. We also want to do everything we can to work with our ideal clients and refer out anyone that isn’t a good fit for us.
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Ugg, no one wants to fire a client, but sometimes it's best for both of you. Let me walk you through how to objectively look at the situation and prepare yourself if you find yourself in this situation.
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“The Process Driven Designer” by Kryssie Maybay is a gem for anyone in the landscape design industry. It’s one of the few podcasts that dives deep into topics around both design and the business side of things. I always walk away with fresh insights and ideas, and Kryssie’s approach makes it all so relatable. Highly recommend to fellow designers looking to grow and learn!
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This show leans into the intersection of landscape design and running a creative design business. Across solo episodes, the host shares practical, do-this-now guidance on client management, financial discipline, project scoping, and strategic planning, all rooted in hands-on experience as a landscape architect and business owner. Listeners can expect actionable frameworks for qualifying clients, managing expectations, and staying financially sane, with emphasis on efficiency, professionalism, and resourcefulness. A notable throughline is the founder's pragmatic mindset—treating business as a design problem to be solved with clarity, structure, and repeatable processes, rather than relying on luck or ad-hoc decisions.
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The Process Driven Designer launched 4 years ago and published 82 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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