Savor the Moment!

Savor the Moment!

Over time I have talked about putting design projects together, taught you all things about interiors, discussed pitfalls of some clients, the importance of documentation, and I have just realized that I have never touched on the most important thing about being an interior designer or decorator……

Admiring the finished product!

So what I want to talk about today is to make sure that you make the effort to “Savor the Moment” of your completed design or decoration. Visit it, take photos, thank the contractor and client, and most of all feel very proud of what you have achieved. It takes a special skill to visualize what a room can look like and then make it happen.
Never underestimate your skills. It doesn’t come naturally for most people and that is why they employ an interior designer or decorator.

Make sure you keep a “Brag Book” or a portfolio of your work, so you can show it to prospective clients, it’s also great to flick through when you do get one of those bad clients that make you doubt your skills, and you can reassure yourself that you have what it takes!

So take a few moments at the end of your project and pat yourself on the back….well done and don’t forget to “savor the moment”. All your hard work has paid off.

Ok, end of moment!

Get back to work!

Ha, ha!

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3 thoughts on “Savor the Moment!”

  1. It is good to read this – in theory we think we know all that, but in reality it somehow does not happen always. I am definitely going to remember it better now:)

  2. wow! i need to read this article everytime i feel a teacher or another person doubts me..thank you!we do not realize we’re doing something that NOT everyone can acheive:)

  3. To Dear Lee…
    Very encouraging one..!! We all need to hear complements at what we,ve done…
    So it,s it,s now time to brag yourself as you said..
    This wording touched my heart ,,Thank oyu Dear Lee

    Anny,Architect

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