Why is the Standard only open for enrollment twice a year?
The Standard is only open for enrollment twice a year so that we can create the most amazing experience possible for the current members who are currently transforming their businesses. Support, collaboration and community are a big part of the Standard, and that takes our full time and attention.
How much does it cost?
The program is a one time payment of $4,497.
I only need part of the Standard, could I purchase just the parts I need at a discounted rate?
Every module within the Interior Design Standard is woven together. The Standard is our business model, our process, our structure and it wouldn’t be beneficial to only implement bits and pieces.
Why is it important to purchase the program now?
Don’t miss your chance to catapult your profits and joy, once and for all. Don’t sign one more client under the old system, spend another year wondering if you should edit your terms, update your fees, pass along your trade discount or make a profit on furnishings, do a better job managing client expectations…the time to upgrade your business is now.
Will I make enough to cover this cost?
Yes! You’re here because you believe in yourself. Now it’s time to take action and invest in yourself. It’s time to level up and catapult your business forward – the ROI will be immeasurable.
Once I’ve purchased the program, is it a lifetime membership?
Yes, your purchase is a lifetime purchase for the life of the program. You will have the information to reference and go back to – even as a great training for new employees to get up to speed.
What if I don’t like it – do you offer refunds?
If you are not pleased with the increased efficiency, profit, and joy in your business, we will refund you ALL of your money. You may cancel your purchase of the Interior Design Standard for a full refund if the program is fully implemented within 90 days of purchase.
Can I share the Interior Design Standard with industry friends and colleagues?
Please share your stories of joy and profit only with industry colleagues. As far as the actual program deliverables, it is only right that you keep those to yourself.
