Field notes, episodes, and walkthroughs on scope, change requests, and getting paid for what was actually agreed — for interior designers.
Scope & Sanity, episode two: the confidence tax - the unpaid proving-yourself work designers absorb to keep clients happy, and how a confirmed record ends it.
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More systems were supposed to make residential design easier. Instead, clients keep asking what changed. On fragmentation, and the confidence tax it creates.
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On many remodeling jobs, small change work starts before anyone has priced or approved it. The record of what was agreed sits where neither side can reach it.
One email per drop — article, episode, or walkthrough. No sequences, no selling your address.
