Capella Kincheloe's guest appearances

Capella Kincheloe

Million Dollar Decorating

Design Biz Survival Guide

The Fohlio Podcast

Stacey Brown Randall

Alexa Hampton

Max Humphrey

Paul McClean

Chris Johnson

Joshua Smith

Christopher Kennedy

Ryan Saghian

Enoch Sears

Sarah Strader

Erinn Valencich

Brooke Wagner

Nancy Russert

Lindsey Borchard

Anna Schweiss

OwlTail

Today we welcome Capella Kincheloe to the podcast and we discuss why she crossed over from Interior Design to design business coaching. Capella joins the growing ranks of design professionals who have found their true calling - to provide valuable information and guidance to help designers grow their business. Her 2020 Design Business Planner is my new obsession and we break it down for you, step by step, explaining how you can take real inventory of your strengths, weaknesses, goals, and dreams and apply that to your business strategy for the coming year.

Today we welcome <a href="https://www.capellakincheloe.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Capella Kincheloe</a> to the podcast and we discuss why she crossed over from Interior Design to design business coaching. Capella joins the growing ranks of design professionals who have found their true calling - to provide valuable information and guidance to help designers grow their business. Her 2020 Design Business Planner is my new obsession and we break it down for you, step by step, explaining how you can take real inventory of your strengths, weaknesses, goals, and dreams and apply that to your business strategy for the coming year.

E39 Capella Kincheloe

Friction in a project is inevitable and to be expected. With so many personalities working together, there’s bound to be some disagreements.However, it becomes a problem when delays occur, pushing back your schedule and forcing you to spend more money and time than you had planned. This happens most commonly in situations where teams and individuals have to work together when they haven’t before.Imagine how great it would feel if your business created and maintained great working relationships with professionals that make your projects go smoother. Smoother projects, of course, make for a happier client, which means more referrals, more money, fewer headaches, better efficiency, and on and on.

Friction in a project is inevitable and to be expected. With so many personalities working together, there’s bound to be some disagreements.However, it becomes a problem when delays occur, pushing back your schedule and forcing you to spend more money and time than you had planned. This happens most commonly in situations where teams and individuals have to work together when they haven’t before.Imagine how great it would feel if your business created and maintained great working relationships with professionals that make your projects go smoother. Smoother projects, of course, make for a happier client, which means more referrals, more money, fewer headaches, better efficiency, and on and on.

4 Keys to Creating Good Contractor-Designer Relationships (Capella Kincheloe)