02\\ 5 Steps to Becoming a Successful Interior Designer with Kelly Tivey

How does one start a career in interior design? Is it really required to have drawing skills to make it in this space? Do you really need to go to interior design school for it? If these questions have been bugging you, don't worry. Because our guest for this episode shares her interior design journey that began only when she was already two years into college. Would you believe it if I told you she couldn't draw, yet she enrolled in interior design? It's all because of one class that made her realize you can create wonders using a straight line. So let’s explore Kelly Tivey's path into interior design as she talks about the five steps she took to be a successful interior designer. Why you’ve got to check out today’s episode: Learn the different ways to keep learning outside of corporate training even after you have achieved success in interior design Discover two paths you can take if you don’t want to start your own interior design business Find out the four groups of people you should surround yourself with to get support in your career Read the full show notes here  Join the Design Curious Podcast Launch Giveaway in 3 easy steps: Step 1: Subscribe to Design Curious on Apple Podcasts or Follow on your favorite podcast platform Step 2: Leave a Star Rating and Review on Apple Podcasts or Podchaser (if you're not an Apple user) Step 3: Fill up this form to make your entry count >>> https://bit.ly/designcuriouslaunchgiveaway Note: To validate your entry, post the screenshot of the action you did in Items #1 and #2 as a comment on the giveaway post. Entries are accepted until Friday, 9/16/22 at 9 PM PST. The winners will be drawn at random on Saturday, 9/17/22 at 7 PM PST. Winners will be notified through email. Free Resources: Get direction and confidence boost to start your interior design career with these top three things I wish I had known when I started. Connect With Me: Website: rwarddesign.com Email Add: [email protected] IG: @rwarddesign