If you were hoping for a boring episode about the best rules around interior design bookkeeping, this is NOT it. This is a breath of fresh air that will impact your business long-term.

Today on the podcast, I’m honored to have Morgan Boudreaux. She’s the Vice President of Business by the Book. I loved talking with her about all things business, money, and how creative business owners in the home industry can become more profitable and more responsible with their finances.

Stream this episode of The Kate Show wherever you get your podcasts or watch it on YouTube.

To connect with Morgan about bookkeeping services, go to www.businessbythebook.money

To connect with Kate about marketing services, go to www.katethesocialite.com

"I don't have time for that."

"I'm too busy."

"I'm overwhelmed."

Have you ever felt this way? Time management is one of the most difficult and important things to master as an entrepreneur. It impacts how many clients we can serve, how well we can market ourselves to new leads, and even affects how we present ourselves as individuals.

It is imperative that you get control of your time and put more generous boundaries on your bandwidth. Your life and business success, to a point, ride on that aspect of your character.

To make it easier, today on The Kate Show I’m sharing seven habits I use to get more done in less time — without all the stress.

Stream this episode of The Kate Show wherever you get your podcasts or watch it on YouTube.

Need a marketing calendar for your home industry business? Go to www.katethesocialite.com

Have your leads slowed down in 2024? As the economy recovers from inflation, sometimes it feels worse even while it’s getting better. I say this not to discourage you, but to let you know that you're not alone. If your business lacks leads when you previously had plenty, it might not be “all your fault.” It could just be the ebb and flow of business.

That said, control what you can control. If you want to ensure you’re doing everything you can to nurture the growth of your business in the home industry, you need to remain proactive. If nothing else, put your extra downtime to good use by drilling down on your marketing and making it worth every penny.

On the other hand, if you continue to experience a steady number of quality leads coming into your business, don’t let yourself become apathetic toward marketing. Savvy entrepreneurs who understand the requirements of building long-term success will market their businesses non-stop, though the method will vary from season to season. If you want your business to stay in its growth season, this is the episode for you.