Creative Genius Podcast
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Latest Episodes
Get Off the Rollercoaster (Joe McGuire & Matthew Tenzin)
Its a common dilemma encountered by many interior design firmsfeast or famine. When business is good, they are so busy with the projects they have, they are not thinking about where the next project
Prepare Now for the Coming Recession (Don Markland)
With inflation continuing to rise and governments pressing harder on the brakes to slow it down, it is all but inevitable that the economy in the U.S., and in many other countries besides, will go int
The Path You Make (Georgia Zikas)
Being an entrepreneur is hard work. But it does have its rewards, if youre willing to apply yourself, to be open to learning and change, and to stay focused on your goals. The key is to define and pu
Diversify to Grow Revenues (Bria Hammel)
Being a successful designer can open the door to new opportunities for growing your firms revenue besides taking on more clients or projects or raising fees. Use your knowledge of design and product
Breaking Your Smartphone Addiction (Rob Krecak)
Smartphones. You gotta love em. You gotta hate em. Theyre wonders of technology that far outperform anything the crew of the starship Enterprise had in their kit. But their easy access and razzle-d
Best Practices and Insights for Interior Designers (Ted Bainbridge)
Running a business is an education. You learn something new every day. Over time those lessons help you get better and better at managing and growing your business and at leading your team. Its usefu
The Inside Scoop on Hiring and Retaining (Ken Roberts)
These are unprecedented times for firms looking to hire interior design talent. The pool of active available candidates is small. Employees who already have jobs expect big returns in exchange for swi
You Don’t Know Until You Go (Dawn Brinson)
If youve never been to High Point Market, you dont know what youre missing. Yes, there are showrooms, design centers and expos where you can see some product and talk with a rep or salesperson. But
Get More Done with the Three P’s (Gail Doby & Erin Weir)
In this podcast, Gail and Erin talk about the three P's: policies, processes, and procedures. They're the foundation of a well-run business! If you're listening on your favorite podcast platform, read
Those Tricky Transitions (Gail Doby & Erin Weir)
As businesses grow and change, employees roles need to change as well. Making that transition from a former role to a new one, with different responsibilities and new relationships with the rest of t