partitioning

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In this episode, Maria talks about the concept of partitioning and why it’s important to leave every client meeting on a high note.

● Clients want something to be checked off after a meeting

● There are five stages:

• Identify what they need
• Gather information
• Compare
• Evaluate
• Decide

● Completing something is 10 times more important than the process

● Creating partitions where something gets accomplished keeps the client happy!

To find some tools to help create partitions, use Design Appy to leave your client with a visual after the first meeting or Maria’s custom home design lists.

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