Redefining Space, Reimagining Age, Redesigning Your Career: with Interiors Psychologist Michelle Armitage

Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text!Are your living spaces in sync with your psyche? Prepare to have your mind blown as I sit down with the remarkable Michelle Armitage, an Interior Psychologist with a flair for crafting spaces that resonate with individuals on a psychological level. This isn't your typical home makeover show; it's a deep dive into your mind, mapping your unique intricacies and personal journey onto your living spaces. Michelle shares how your personality and personal tastes can influence your home decor, and how your choices in design can empower you and serve as an expression of your identity. From her own journey of meshing her in-depth understanding of psychology with her love for nature and art, she's now breaking boundaries in the realm of interior design. Not only that, but Michelle also offers insights into her exciting journey of self-publishing her book, revealing the highs and lows, and the importance of understanding your audience in the publishing industry.Age is just a number when you've got a vision and determination. We delve into an intriguing discussion about societal perceptions of age, how it's never too late to take bold steps, and the power of confidence in making significant career shifts. Hear how Michelle found the courage to adapt and embrace change throughout her life, and how you too, can harness this tenacity to challenge the status quo. So, get ready to rethink the way you perceive interiors, design, and life itself.Support the showHouse of Voltage is the home of quiet rebellion — where people done with ordinary come to redesign their lives on their own terms.Hosted by Zoe, Aliveness & Identity Coach.Find your people. Go deeper.→ Discover which Quiet Rebel you are: Take the Free Quiz → Read, listen and reflect: Join us on Substack → Come inside: Voltage: After Hours→ Coaching: Book a Free Call Ordinary is optional.(*Please note these show notes have been updated retrospectively to reflect the evolution of The Mischief Movement into House of Voltage)