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40: The System for Building a Business That’s Bigger Than You with Emily Hewett

40: The System for Building a Business That’s Bigger Than You with Emily Hewett

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Have you ever thought that scaling your business meant you had to leave behind the work that fuels you?

In this episode, I’m joined by Emily Hewett, founder and CEO of A Well‑Dressed Home, a Dallas‑based interior design firm that has grown from a one‑woman practice to a thriving team of 20. We dive into how Emily transitioned from designer to leader, the systems that supported intentional growth, and why stepping into a business that’s bigger than you means letting go without losing touch with the heart of what you do.

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00:27 - Meet Emily Hewett: Designer Turned CEO

01:04 - Humor and Humanity: System Reboot

01:52 - Design Trends and Personal Mishaps

04:08 - Building a Business Bigger Than Yourself

05:57 - Scaling and Leadership Decisions

09:56 - Navigating Public and Private Life

13:38 - Building and Designing Your Own Home

22:02 - Iconic TV Home Designs


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Website: awelldressedhome.com

Instagram: instagram.com/awelldressedhomellc

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