Beth Diana Smith on leaving the corporate world behind

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It took designing her own home in earnest to make Irvington, New Jersey–based interior designer Beth Diana Smith realize that, despite working her way up in the finance world, she was destined for a creative career. But that strong business foundation has shaped the way she built her firm, from the processes and order that help her thrive to the way she’s able to translate industry terminology for her clients. It’s a story about finding your creative voice and defining your creative process.

This episode was sponsored by The Shade Store and SideDoor.

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