The world is set up for extroverts to succeed
Open floor plans at home. Shared office spaces at work. Networking groups. Conventional wisdom tells us to hustle and get out there to make things happen. It works great for a certain group of people.
Those people are extroverts.
As an interior designer and a business owner who is an introvert, I’ve learned that the standard advice doesn’t apply to all of us.
Introverts have a unique set of criteria that we need to live and work at our maximum potential.
To set yourself up for success, you must create spaces at home and opportunities in business that won’t drain you.
Meet Rachel
Working primarily with introverted, creative entrepreneurs (and a few special extroverts), Rachel guides clients to lean in at home and in their businesses by helping them harness their unique capabilities and needs as introverts.
In a world where professionals are expected to be on the clock 24/7, constant connectivity is rewarded, and open floor plans are lauded as the only “right” way to update a home or have a productive team at work, Rachel educates her clients on the importance of boundaries and quiet rooms so their energy can be preserved, both at home and at work. In 2020, Traditional Home magazine included Rachel in its coveted list of rising stars of design, naming her a New Trad designer for her pioneering work in design that helps introverts and extroverts peacefully coexist.
A self-proclaimed Loudmouth Introvert, Rachel’s purpose in design and in business is to break down the culture of our society, which is set up for extroverts to succeed.
Interior Design
Classic. Fresh. Smart.
Most of my clients have demanding careers. They come to me unable to articulate what they want in a design. They just know what they’ve been living with isn’t right, and their current home doesn’t support their lives.
My linear process streamlines each project to respect my client’s time and investment. I thrive when I’m helping my clients honor their family dynamics and improve their interactions at home with design.
Business Consulting
It’s easy to get lost in the crowd of creative entrepreneurs, especially if you don’t know what to say to potential clients.
After seeing a void in the consulting space for entrepreneurs who are introverted, I started sharing about what I’ve learned throughout my last 10 years as a business owner.
I am someone who has gone before you and figured out how to lean into my introvertism to create a thriving life for myself. I want to help you do that too.
4 Signs You Need a
Quiet Room
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