Ever feel stuck when it comes to charging what you’re really worth?
In this episode of the Interior Design Business Podcast, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes story of a real designer breaking through her “money ceiling”—that invisible limit you set for yourself about what you believe clients will pay you.
You’ll hear exactly how we crafted a high-end offer, rewrote the letter of agreement five times to meet a luxury client’s expectations, and walked confidently into a project that paid more than double what the designer initially believed was possible.
If you’ve ever hesitated to charge more—even when you know you’re worth it—this is the episode that will help you stretch into the next level.
In this episode, I cover:
- What a “money ceiling” is and why it holds you back
- How to structure a high-end project with luxury-level clarity
- The power of detailed contracts in building confidence and trust
- Why personal mindset shifts matter more than market pricing
- What happens after you step into your worth (and ask for it)
Show notes are available at interiordesignbusinessacademy.com
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