My best 56th birthday present to myself was taking a big stretched canvas out of the basement. Digging out my old acrylic paints and diving in. It was a moment of what Elizabeth Gilbert would call “big magic.” You see, I’ve had this canvas for 13 years. Afraid I didn’t know how to paint anymore. Unwrapping… continue reading […]
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Home Staging More Profitable than Textile Design?
“Most people wait for clarity before taking action, but clarity actually comes once you begin to take action.” – Jeff Goins I used to hand paint floorcloths and other home accessories and always wondered how an artist could get their pattern designs onto home furnishings. So I decided to find out. I’m just back from… continue reading […]
Exec Assistant Triumphs in Home Staging Business
Wow, it was exactly 10 years ago this weekend that I sat in Starbucks with my laptop and first drafted an outline of the Staging Diva Training Program while my 10 year old was busy on a playdate. I was terrified to put myself out there in that way. Yet, I had been hearing from struggling… continue reading […]
Independence for Home Stagers
Home stagers, with Canada Day and Independence Day holidays it was hard to figure out when to post this month’s Staging Diva Dispatch articles. I didn’t want to wait another minute because I don’t want you to miss out the Free Shipping offer that’s on now. Plus you’ll want to know about two important dates… continue reading […]
Get a Fresh Start for your Home Staging Business
March is here and with it a fresh season and what could be a fresh start for your home staging business. My own surgery and my teen’s broken foot made February a challenge and inspired my blog post Is Your Home Staging Business Off Track? In it, I shared the importance of taking breaks when… continue reading […]
Avoid Home Stager Blogging Mistake, Summer Sale and More
Home Stager, I don’t know about you, but it seems impossible that 2012 is half over already! There are so many things I wanted to accomplish by now that I didn’t get to yet. Have you ever noticed that the things that get put off the most are the ones that seem “hard?” In most… continue reading […]