Design Curious | Interior Design Career and Business Podcast
Jun 1, 2026 · 31 min · 10 segments
Have you ever caught yourself thinking, *“I’m not experienced enough to call myself a real interior designer”*? Or maybe you scroll through social media, comparing your work to polished projects, and…
With that, you're gonna have all these feelings of self-doubt that are allowed, but that doesn't mean it's true.
A beginner is someone who is in process, and so you're not behind, you are building, that you are becoming a better designer that you want to be.
I mean, 20 years in for me, I am endeavoring to become a better designer in my process, in my designs for my client.
And so it should never stop because we as designers love vision, love to improve, love to see how interiors can go from looking one way and be improved and become better.
And so we, we apply that same thing, whether it's subconsciously or consciously, to our own lives, to our own businesses, to our own feelings in the career.
[gentle music] You're now listening to Design Curious, a place where you, creative one, are here to learn about what it really is like to be an interior designer, and I'm your host and mentor, Rebecca Ward.
If you're worried about how to succeed in a creative career, if you're ready to learn your next steps to become an interior designer, and if you want the satisfaction of doing something you love every day, you are in the right place.
I'm especially talking to the new designers out there, but I know that even s- well-seasoned designers experience this as well.
And so we can get into that in the episode about what's happening on the inside when you're facing imposter syndrome.
Um, I've talked a little bit in a couple episodes past about, you know, your contract can help to give you confidence and that having systems and other things like that, leading the client and all of those things.
But there's kind of other parts that you want to pay attention to when you are experiencing imposter syndrome, and we're gonna talk about that in the episode.
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