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Transition Phase
Quiz Results:You're still working your 9–5, but something inside you is calling louder — you know you're meant for more. The creativity, the passion, the dream of running your own interior design business full-time… it's there. But so are the fears, the questions, and the weight of what it would mean to actually take the leap.Where You Are Now:You're in the beginning stages of your journey — not quite a business owner yet, but no longer satisfied with being “just an employee.” You might be researching design schools, wondering if you should go back for a certificate, or trying to figure out what type of design niche suits your personality, skillset, and long-term goals.You're thinking about branding, budgets, timelines — and you're constantly asking yourself: "How do I even start?" You're not alone. This phase is where so many talented designers begin.What’s Holding You Back:Let’s be honest — fear is the loudest voice in the room right now. Fear of failure. Fear of letting go of that steady paycheck. Fear of disappointing your family or hearing your friends say, “You’re leaving your good job for what?”You're likely overwhelmed by the pressure of “getting it right” and unsure of how to make a smooth, smart transition. Without a clear financial plan, emotional support, and a step-by-step strategy, the idea of becoming a full-time designer feels more like a fantasy than a feasible next step.What To Do Next:Take a breath — and take the next right step. Download your FREE Transition Phase Guide to help you prepare financially, emotionally, and strategically for the career change of a lifetime.This isn’t about quitting tomorrow — it’s about building your confidence, clarity, and cash flow plan before you leap.👉 Course Recommendation: Enroll in the Transition Course to map out your path from Employee to Designer — including how to choose your niche, prepare your finances, and position yourself for a powerful (and responsible) exit from your 9–5.