Why clients are the essential piece in Rachel Halvorson’s creative work

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Rachel Halvorson started her firm in the wake of the recession, and found sudden success with celebrity clients and magazine covers all in the first years of her business. As she’d come to find out, establishing boundaries would be the only way to keep her fast-growing project pipeline from spilling over into all-out chaos.This episode is sponsored by Daniel House Club.LINKSRachel HalvorsonKaitlin PetersenBusiness of Home

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At the ripe age of 26, Rachel Halvorson saw her just-launched design firm shoot to success. When the inquiries started to flood in, she quickly realized she’d have to claim her own time—before it ran out.

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