Why Josh Greene’s favorite clients contribute creatively

from Trade Tales · host Business of Home

Josh Greene took lessons from working for storied retail and residential design firms to launch his own ventures—first with a partner and then alone. He describes how going solo forced him to take a fresh look at his business’s financials—and how his forays into developing product lines have opened the door to a whole new world of creative opportunities.This episode was sponsored by Regina Andrew and Room & Board. LINKSJosh GreeneKaitlin PetersenBusiness of Home

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Josh Greene on how he shaped his firm’s back office after going solo; why better bookkeeping practices helped him understand the rhythms of his business; the fee structure he has implemented to better align with how the design industry operates today; and the best strategies for bringing clients into the decision-making process without inviting overwhelm.

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