Those Tricky Transitions

In this podcast, Gail and Erin talk about how they are dealing with some transitions taking place within their own company. If you’re listening on your favorite podcast platform, read the full shownotes here: https://gaildoby.com/s5e10-shownotes

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Bringing Designers and Vendors Together

In this podcast, Gail and Erin talk with Lee Hershberg, CEO of DesignEdge. They discuss how designers and vendors can connect at his events. If you’re listening on your favorite podcast platform, read the full shownotes here: https://gaildoby.com/s5e9-shownotes

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Connecting With the Top One Percent

In this podcast, Gail talks with Chris Ramey, an expert on connecting with affluent clients. He speaks about the unique needs of wealthy clients, how to sell to them, and how to brand yourself. See the full shownotes at: https://gaildoby.com/s5e6-shownotes

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Do I Have Your Attention?

In this podcast, Gail talks with communications expert Paul Hellman. They discuss attention spans, breaking through the clutter, and being an effective communicator. See the full show notes at: https://gaildoby.com/s5e5-shownotes

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Hey Coach, My Hand’s Up!

In this podcast, Gail talks with executive coach Michael Seelman. Michael discusses psychological safety, fixed mindset vs growth mindset, and the difference between a manager and a leader. See the full show notes at: https://gaildoby.com/s5e3-shownotes

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Putting the Self in Self-Employed

In this podcast, Gail talks with solopreneur and business coach Jeffrey Shaw, author of The Self-Employed Life, host of the Self-Employed Life podcast, and founder of the Self-Employed Business Institute. View the full show notes at: https://gaildoby.com/s5e3-shownotes

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Get a Bird’s-eye View of Your Business

In this podcast, interior designer Garrison Hullinger, principal, Garrison Hullinger Interior Design, Portland, Oregon, joins Gail and one of the Boardroom Mastermind groups to talk about trends inside and outside the industry that can affect designers’ businesses.  

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Give Me a Break

All work and no rest is a recipe for a meltdown. You owe it to yourself and your business to take some time off now and then to recharge, renew and rebuild your store of resources. That might entail taking care of your physical, mental, emotional, and/or spiritual health. In this podcast, Gail talks with Erin about the sabbatical she took at the end of last year and how it has contributed to her personal and professional growth. 

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