Podcast appearances and mentions of Taylor King

In this powerful episode, host Craig Doman sits down with entrepreneur, executive coach, and transformation catalyst Suzanne Taylor-King. With 38 years of entrepreneurial experience, 20,000+ coaching hours, and six successful ventures under her belt, Suzanne shares her journey from young business owner to a sought-after business strategist specializing in reinvention and category design.Suzanne opens up about the personal and professional lessons she's learned, including the pivotal role of self-care, the mind-body connection, and the profound impact of eudaimonia—living with purpose and intentionality. She shares insights from her own health journey, the dietary shifts that transformed her life, and how those experiences now inform her coaching practice.Episode Takeaways:● Legacy is defined by who you become, not just what you do.● The first thought is often negative; the second thought is where empowerment lies.● The journey of personal growth often involves challenging societal norms.Craig and Suzanne dive deep into the shift from the “outside game” of achievement to the “inside game” of growth, legacy, and identity. They discuss how high-achievers can embrace abundance, collaboration, and a mindset focused on becoming, rather than just doing. Suzanne also reflects on parenting, passing down wisdom, and building meaningful relationships through open communication. This episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone ready to break free from limitations and unlock a new level of clarity, impact, and fulfillment.

Send us a textThe real hoopers know just how special this one is. When you talk about one of the greatest high school basketball hoops resumes in the history of the state of California, this one ranks towards the top. Taylor King joins us to share his basketball story! Taylor King starred at Mater Dei High School where he had a legendary high school career finishing as Orange County's all-time leading scorer, 2nd all-time in rebounds, 2nd all-time in 3 pointers made, and led his team to three consecutive state titles. He was a McDonald's All-American and went on to play his college hoops at Duke, Villanova and Concordia before continuing his career overseas and in the G-League. Taylor shares great stories about AAU, committing to UCLA in 8th grade, Mater Dei, Kevin Garnett, Duke, Villanova, WILD experiences overseas, his battle against addiction and inspiring road to recovery, coaching and MUCH more!We know that this episode will help inspire someone to take the proper steps to get back on track. We thank Taylor so much for coming on, being open and sharing his journey both on and off the court and giving back to the game. You will not be disappointed with this episode! Thank you Taylor King!Follow Taylor on IG @TayKing31His ShootersHQ club program IG @Shooters_hqTwitter “X” @Taylor_King31

For years she's been helping entrepreneurs and coaches explode their business, and since the explosion of Artificial Intelligence, Suzanne has immersed herself in learning how to use it to increase effectiveness in a wide variety of ways!Find out more about Jeff:https://jgsalespro.com/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffgoldbergsalescoach/

This sermon was preached on January 26, 2025 at Antioch Presbyterian Church, a congregation of Calvary Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America located in Woodruff, South Carolina. Pastor Taylor King of Woodruff Road Presbyterian Church (PCA) preached this sermon entitled "Faith through the Son" on 1 John 5:1-12. For more information about Antioch Presbyterian Church, please visit ⁠antiochpca.com⁠ or contact us at ⁠info@antiochpca.com⁠.

Super grateful to speak with the great man Elijah Taylor about his playing career, touch on the adversity of coming back from big injuries, and the differences between NRL and super league football, not just on the field, but behind the scenes!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Suzanne specializes in guiding high achieving business owners to unlock their superpowers and confidence! Through events, energy and upgraded offers, ideal client profiles and content start attracting becomes so much easier!

Kicking off season 7 with a rockstar LA guest, Shannon is joined by Taylor King (also known as @tksjuicypolls). From growing up in rural Indiana to hosting live events with Terry Crews, TK shares her journey and how she ended up as an LA Pickleball baddie. Shannon and TK talk about how they met, recent weddings, and everything single life and dating. How does TK meet new people? Why is she a Hinge hater? This episode is full of laughs, life experiences, and, of course, the juiciest polls. Don't miss this week's dose of Probably a Podcast.TIMESTAMPS:00:00 Introduction04:22 Midwest Roots and Moving to LA08:01 College Life and Sports13:38 Sports Knowledge and Broadcasting16:26 75 Hard Experience22:05 Friends and Social Life in LA25:50 Celebrity Encounters28:47 Wedding and Meeting People35:50 Post-Wedding Reflections39:23 Hinge and Dating App Frustrations43:07 Dating App Algorithms and Strategies48:25 TK's Juicy Polls58:54 Self-Reflection and Personal Insights01:07:41 Final Thoughts and Future PlansSPONSORS:Go to ThriveMarket.com/PROBABLY for 30% off your first order, plus a FREE $60 gift!Head to Quince.com/PROBABLY for free shipping and 365-day returns!Get 10% off your order of their new recipe at Hero.co by using code PROBABLY!Drench your skin in Honey Hydration. Visit FarmacyBeauty.com and use code PROBABLY for 20% off your order!Use code BOOST20 on Gatorade.com to try it yourself for 20% off!Start earning points on rent you're already paying by going to JOINBILT.COM/PROBABLY.LINKS:Order merch & get your ticket to an upcoming live show!https://linktr.ee/probablyapodcast11/19 - Raleigh11/20 - Atlanta11/21 - BirminghamFollow Shannon: https://instagram.com/probablyshannon/Follow TK: https://www.instagram.com/tksjuicypolls/Follow Probably A Podcast: https://instagram.com/probablyapodcast/Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/probablyshannonfordFilmed and edited by SocialPodcast.coProduced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's girl time as Victoria sits down with her new close friend, Taylor King aka TK, a content creator and podcast host known for her behind-the-scenes takes on social media and influencer life. In this episode, Vic and TK chat about navigating her recent quarter life crisis, why it can be so hard to ask for help, and overcoming career comparison. They dive into the dynamics of close one-on-one friendships versus larger groups, the stress of mixing friend circles, and letting go of people-pleasing tendencies. They dive into TK's dream partner wishlist and do a full review of her Hinge profile, sharing her latest dating app strategies. Plus, TK's got a PSA for couples about setting up single friends! Tune in for a fun convo all about supporting and lifting up your friends through whatever life phases they're in.Check out more from TK:Instagram: @tksjuicypollsYouTube: Taylor KingTikTok: @tksjuicypollsPodcast: Making MovesSupport the show by supporting our sponsors!KITS Eyewear: Producer Christiana loves these!!! www.kits.com code REALPOD for 20% off!Manukora: Head to MANUKORA.com/REALPOD to get $25 off the Starter Kit.AG1: Start your day with AG1 and notice the difference for yourself! www.drinkAG1.com/realpodGeorgia Tech Scheller College of Business: Visit gtmbawomen.com to learn more about the Georgia Tech MBA.Produced by Dear MediaThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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In this thought-provoking episode, we welcome Taylor King, an integration specialist at Anywhere Clinic, where he works alongside renowned psychiatrist and previous guest, Dr. Sam Zand. Taylor shares his expertise and personal experiences, delving into the patterns and rhythms that govern our lives. Discover valuable insights on personal growth, forming meaningful relationships, and aligning with life's natural rhythms. Taylor offers practical advice on navigating various aspects of life, providing inspiration for finding balance, embracing change, and following the patterns that guide your unique journey. Connect with Taylor: INSTAGRAM Anywhere Clinic Connect with Tori: TIKTOK INSTAGRAM COACHABLE YOUTUBE COACHABLE INSTAGRAM COACHABLE FB COMMUNITY Join My Women's Community Membership -Revive Women OUR SPONSORS: Interested in experiencing EESystem technology for yourself? Go to unifydhealing.com/COACHABLE Try out my favorite all-in-one comprehensive supplement, AG1! Go to drinkAG1.com/COACHABLE to receive a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's episode Kenzie sits down with Taylor King to talk quarter life crisis'. The girls are diving into how to get out of a funk, get to know yourself, create your own life in your twenties, develop independence and make a plan to loosely follow. If you're feeling lost or confused, this episode is for you. Enjoy! BLOG: https://kenzieelizabeth.coNIGHT CAP CARDS: https://www.shopfriendofmine.comSHOP MERCH OUT NOW: https://shop.dearmedia.com/collections/ilysmSECRET FACEBOOK PAGE: https://bit.ly/2zEx3BMJOIN OUR GENEVA GROUP CHAT: https://links.geneva.com/invite/ab361e92-0405-41ad-9e12-b17b592365bcJOIN THE MAILING LIST: https://bit.ly/2uumkusKenzie's Channel: https://youtube.com/kenzieelizabethKenzie's IG: https://bit.ly/298RzRnKenzie's Twitter: https://bit.ly/2RdtJsEILYSM IG: https://bit.ly/2vlwxXyILYSM YOUTUBE: https://bit.ly/2UQ8DUjKEBOOK CLUB: https://www.instagram.com/kebookclub/This episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Build your own furniture rental package today at Cort.com/podcastGet 15% off of your first purchase with code ILOVEYOU at LumeDeoderant.comProduced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Gather 'round as TK joins the circle again! We discuss A Day in the Life of a WAG (wives and girlfriends), loving sports as a non-pick me, our favorite fast food orders, wearing a one-piece in a public bathroom, childhood misconceptions, 2016 lip colors, TikTok drafts, watching vlogs, and more! Enjoy! Love you!Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.Sponsors:Squarespace.com/circletime for a free trial and then when you're ready to launch use code CIRCLETIME to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domainGet fast-acting nasal allergy symptom relief with Astepro. Go to Asteproallergy.com for a discount so you can Astepro and Go! todayProduced by Dear Media.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on the show we have Suzanne Taylor-King. On the episode today we are going to explore the word Eudaimonia, an ancient stoic term that has profound implications for your modern-day life. We are going to hear a story of a profound turning point led by some sleazy sales that led to an incredible decision in her life.  In This Episode: Know yourself, your strengths and weaknesses, your vulnerabilities, your content, and how you want to serve your clients really clearly.  Help more people get what they want and you will get what you want. It is about their journey and getting them where they want to be.   Changing someone's way of thinking about something is so much more powerful than me teaching them how to do something.  And so much more!!!   Connect with Suzanne Taylor-King: Suzanne's Website Suzanne on Facebook Suzanne on Instagram Suzanne on LinkedIn  

With over 35 years of entrepreneurial experience and multiple successful exits, her journey has been one of continual learning and evolution. She brings this wealth of experience to my coaching, offering a unique blend of insights that combine practical business strategies with profound personal development.   As a certified life, health, and executive coach, her approach is rooted in positive psychology and a growth mindset. She specializes in working with high performing individuals, particularly seasoned entrepreneurs and leaders over 40, helping them navigate the complexities of the business world with authenticity and confidence. Her coaching philosophy revolves around the principle of eudaimonia - the Greek concept of a truly fulfilling life. It's not just about what her clients do, but who they are. She believes in harnessing the unique genius and talents of each individual, integrating these elements to foster holistic success. This is a journey of transformation, not just in business, but in life. She offers customized coaching and consulting programs tailored to the specific needs and goals of my clients. Whether you're an overwhelmed CEO seeking work-life balance, a plateaued entrepreneur looking to scale, or a visionary leader striving for effective execution, her coaching provides actionable steps and resources for motivation and momentum. Join Suzanne in this journey of reinvention and mastery. Together, you will unlock your potential, leverage your unique strengths, and set you on a path to a fulfilling and successful life and business. Watch The Mind Body Business Show LIVE! - Did you know that this "podcast" is a LIVE video show?  Register (completely SPAM-Free) to receive automated announcements whenever we go live.  Then simply click and engage.  We welcome your questions and real-time participation.  Go to http://ryps.us/mbb-register and register (free) now!

Taylor King (@tksjuicypolls) joins to talk date exit strategies, dating as faux-famous people, unsolicited butt pics, and a round of Let's F*cking Play! Hosted by Zack Peter & Jeff Epstein Guest: Taylor King, Host of the Making Moves Podcast Produced by Zack Peter & Jeff Epstein Edited by David Lindley Music: "I Love What I See" by Lady Sway

I know you will enjoy this enlightening discussion with Suzanne Taylor-King as she unveils the harmonious blend of coaching, consulting, and mentorship that has orchestrated the success of countless individuals and small businesses.We talk about her impressive 35-year journey that started long before the social media era with her first business venture that turned a $3000 investment into a million-dollar success story.Suzanne's unique approach has been a catalyst for the growth of over 2000 individuals and 4000 small businesses in the last 15 years. We explore her multidisciplinary strategies that have empowered countless entrepreneurs to reach their full potential. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting, this episode is filled with wisdom and inspiration to fuel your entrepreneurial journey.Suzanne believes: “Your legacy is not just what you do, but who you become."You can reach Suzanne at: www.suzannetaylorking.com or email her at: suzanne@taylorwellness.comA little about me: I began my career as a teacher, was a corporate trainer for many years, and then found my niche training & supporting business owners, entrepreneurs & sales professionals to network at a world-class level. My passion is working with motivated people, who are coachable and who want to build their businesses through relationship marketing and networking (online & offline). I help my clients create retention strategies, grow through referrals, and create loyal customers by staying connected. In appreciation for being here, I have a couple of items for you. A LinkedIn Checklist for setting up your fully optimized Profile: An opportunity to test drive the Follow Up system I recommend by taking the 10 Card Challenge – you won't regret it. Connect with me: http://JanicePorter.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/janiceporter/ https://www.facebook.com/janiceporter1 Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.Leave us an iTunes reviewRatings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on iTunes.

In this episode of Whiskey and Wisdom, hosts Tyler Yaw and Chris Kellum converse and share a glass of whiskey with special guest Taylor King, owner of Tailored Construction Services. They discuss Taylor's journey of establishing her business, her approach to balancing her busy, multifaceted life, and her plans and goals for the future, including potential franchising. Taylor shares her wisdom on being intentional about relationships, cultivating a supportive network, and consistently striving to be her best self.Flaviar Whiskey Club! The internet's best whiskey club! Get three samples sent to your door every month.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThank you all for listening to this week's podcast! If you enjoy listening please consider rating, following, and reviewing the show. Want to support the show further? Consider subscribing to the show, HEREHow to find us:Whiskey & Wisdom: @whiskey.and.wisdomChris Kellum: @ctkellum LinkedIn: Christopher KellumTyler Yaw: @tyler_yaw_LinkedIn: Tyler Yaw

Your First Contact with a new prospect will set the tone for the relationship, which is why it's so important to make it count. In this first episode of our Professional Profile series, we'll discuss business growth strategies with our panel. Need to know how to stand out when initiating your first contact with a new prospect, customer or client in sales? Cold calling, networking, and referrals are not your only options. In this episode, co-hosts David Blaise and Bianca Istvan discuss business growth strategies with insurance broker Taylor King, digital marketing expert Frank Demming, and real estate title account executive Brad Demint. The conversation kicked off with each guest sharing insights into their backgrounds and business specialties. Taylor emphasized the importance of networking, both in-person and online, showcasing her diverse approach through platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Frank shed light on the power of LinkedIn as his secret sauce for business growth, emphasizing the transition from online connections to offline relationships. Brad, with his expertise in real estate title, highlighted the significance of effective networking, showcasing his unique approach of planning and hosting events while becoming a connector in the industry. The podcast delved into the critical topic of first contact in business interactions. Taylor stressed the significance of collaboration over competition and the importance of continuous networking. Frank shared how LinkedIn became a game-changer for him, facilitating the transition from online to offline interactions. Brad, known for his effective networking strategies, discussed the value of planning events and becoming a connector to offer value to others. Throughout the episode, the hosts and guests blended insights with real-world experiences. The focus on networking as a central theme highlighted its role as a key growth strategy for the diverse businesses represented on the podcast. To get more ideas on how to increase sales, improve profit margins, and grow your business, be sure to listen or watch this episode of the Top Secrets of Marketing & Sales Professional Profile series. Ready to Multiply Your Sales? If so, check out the five primary ways we help promotional product distributors grow: Just Getting Started? If you (or someone on your team) is just getting started in promotional products sales, learn how we can help. Need Clients Now? If you're already grounded in the essentials of promotional product sales and just need to get clients now, click here. Want EQP/Preferential Pricing? Are you an established industry veteran doing a significant volume of sales? If so, click here to get End Quantity Pricing from many of the top supplier lines in the promo industry. Time to Hire Salespeople? If you want to hire others to grow your promo sales, click here. Ready to Dominate Your Market? If you're serious about creating top-of-mind-awareness with the very best prospects in your market, schedule a one-on-one Strategy Session here. ​

On today's very special episode of Unsolicited Advice, we are joined by longtime friend Taylor King! Taylor has a podcast called Making Moves, where she breaks down money, dating, and business moves. All while helping you to navigate your 20s like a boss. In today's story, we have a situationship straight out of a romance novel.  Thanks to our Sponsors: Need to hire? You need Indeed, Check it out now at https://Indeed.com/UNSOLICITED Follow the Podcast on Insta: @UnsolicitedAdvicePod Follow Ashley: @AshNichole Follow Taryne: @TaryneRenee To watch our podcast on YouTube: http://bit.ly/UAPodcastYouTube Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: http://bit.ly/UnsolicitedAdvicePodcast If you want to support the show, and get all our episodes ad-free go to: https://unsolicitedadvice.supercast.tech If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be amazing! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: http://bit.ly/UnsolicitedAdvicePodcast To send us your questions/stories, email us at: AdviceUnsolicitedPod@gmail.com To check out our UA MERCH: https://bit.ly/unsolicitedadvicemerchandise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Join Brandon and Fiji as they sit down with Dallas based worship leader/artist Taylor King and discuss what does worship mean and how it should be implemented inner daily lives. Become a Patron - https://patreon.com/FiftyTwoFilms --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fiftytwopodcast/message

Today on LIVE! Daily News, Dr. Taylor King from San Angelo ISD discusses a possible candidate for Superintendent, what's going on with the Central Freshman Campus, and the elementary schools in San Angelo. In Sports, Angelo State Head Football Coach Jeff Girsch gives his final press conference of the 2023 season.

Gymnastics is a sport that most of us pay attention to every 4 years when the Olympics are on, but what do the actual athletes have to go through just to get a chance for that moment? Taylor King sits down with me to talk about her experience as an elite gymnast growing up in Kentucky!  We talk about how she got started, the commitment involved, and the importance of having supportive parents in your corner! Taylor also details her experiences with coaches, some good and some bad, and how they shaped her approach to helping other gymnasts as she transitioned into coaching herself!  She also breaks down what makes Simone Biles so great and why she made the right decision to step aside in the 2021 Olympics for her mental and physical health. Also, we discuss the impact the 1996 Olympic US women's gymnastics team had on us!  Finally, Taylor also tells me how the dedication that she developed during her time as a gymnast has helped her balance being a devoted mother and successful general manager of Morrison Yard Residences here in Charleston, SC! We also break some exciting news about events we'll both be a part of at Morrison Yard!  Tap in for all this and more in this super dope conversation! Morrison Yard event details are below!  The Rundown:  00:00 Intro  01:30 Getting started in gymnastics 09:53 A different level of dedication 12:25 The 1996 US women's Olympic team 16:35 What makes Simone Biles so awesome 19:49 Sacrifices for success 26:36 Run-ins with bad coaches 30:04 The decision to step away and life after gymnastics 42:41 How Taylor approaches helping other youth athletes  45:41 When you are your own harshest critic 54:10 Taylor's proudest gymnastics moment 57:23 Night of the Arts at Morrison Yard!  *Come check out the Night of the Arts at Morrison Yard's 1st session on Monday, November 13th from 6-8pm featuring fine art and digital artist Julie D'Art! Morrison Yard is located at 838 Morrison Drive, Charleston, SC 29403. Follow @morrisonyardresidences on Instagram for more info!* Don't forget to support Catch Da Beat Apparel Co.!  Website: https://catchdabeatapparel.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/catchdabeatapparel/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/catchdabeatapparel/  Listen to the Beyond The Arc with Brandon Silvers podcast at:  Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-arc-with-brandon-silvers/id1611971780  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2LeRaBW3J2yJSA0kU4WS3j  Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy84M2Q2NjBlMC9w b2RjYXN0L3Jzcw  Anchor: https://anchor.fm/byabrandonsilvers  Send us an email at: beyondthearc843@gmail.com  Follow us on Twitter at: BeyondTheArc843  Beyond The Arc with Brandon Silvers breaks down today's hottest sports topics in a way that makes sense whether you're a rookie or a vet! Tune in to hear in-depth analysis, unique commentary, and more! Follow BTA on Twitter @BeyondTheArc843! For more from Brandon, follow him on Twitter @brand0n_silvers and on Instagram @thebrandonsilvers!

Taylor King embarked on her post-high school educational journey with a focus on marketing. However, she soon discovered this wasn't her true calling. As a single mother, she ventured into various fields to provide for her child. It wasn't until the opportunity to enter the world of medical coding presented itself that Taylor found her true passion. Dive deeper into her inspiring journey to learn more.

“If I had stayed in my zone of genius of coaching, meeting people and coaching, I would have been able to afford to have people help me. So I would say to anyone who's starting a business, who thinks they need all these assets, that they need a book, that they need a podcast, they need a website, and they need a blog, and they need to be on every single social media platform, stop.” In Season 6, Episode 15 of the Boss Uncaged Podcast, S.A. Grant sits down with the Founder of Taylord Coaching, Suzanne Taylor-King.

In this episode of the Sales Pro Network, host Jeff Goldberg interviews Suzanne Taylor-King. She works with people to co-create strategies that fuel your unique business journey, helping them to achieve success, balance, and reclaimed time while making more money! Suzanne has been a beacon of transformational coaching since 2009. Her multidisciplinary approach, combining elements of coaching, consulting and mentorship has successfully catalyzed the growth of over 2000 individuals and 4000 small businesses over the past 15 years. Find out more about Suzanne https://www.suzannetaylorking.com/ Connect with Suzanne on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzanne-taylor-king Find out more about Jeff https://jgsalespro.com/ Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffgoldbergsalescoach/

Welcome to Flows4U, the freestyle rap podcast that brings you the perfect blend of entertainment and enlightenment! This week, we have an incredible duo joining us: Taylor King, the lead actress playing Scarlet, and Kayla Rich, the First Assistant Director, both involved in the exciting new movie "Sherlock Holmes: Mare of the Night." We'll kick things off with a silly quiz, followed by a captivating interview where we'll dive into their experiences and challenges during production. And in the grand finale, we'll unleash our creativity with a mind-blowing freestyle rap, weaving their stories into an unforgettable performance. Don't miss this epic episode with Taylor King and Kayla Rich as we explore the world of film and entertainment! HELP OUT THERE PROJECT AT https://bit.ly/MAREOFNIGHTFUNDRAISING --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flows4u/message

On this week's episode of Raw Intentions, I am joined by my lovely traveling counterparts, Margaret Berkowitz and Taylor King. We sat in our cozy, quaint little cottage in Terricciola, Italy, and caught up with y'all on what we've been up to. We came out to Italy for a wedding in Florence- truly the most beautiful wedding I think we've all ever attended. We debrief the wedding, proclaim our love for our bride, Haley Ringo PRICE, and talk about our experiences in Florence and the hillsides of Tuscany. We divulge into all things about TK's new crush (shhhh, it's a secret), and talk lots of boy advice. Finally, we share future travel plans, and the things we're all going through in our personal lives, and want to work on in the travels to come. What we hope to learn from putting ourselves in the unfamiliar, and all that we're excited for. Enjoy and let us know what you think xoShop Raw & Rebellious: https://www.rawrebellious.com/Raw & Rebellious Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raw_rebellious/Raw & Rebellious TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@raw_rebellious?lang=enRaw Intentions Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rawintentionspodcast/

This week, Emma and Maggie welcome Taylor King to the show for an episode all about their journeys in social media from the early days of Youtube to Tiktok and being full-time content creators. They talk about Taylor's first impression of Maggie at Coachella, why it's okay to say no and set boundaries in your career, Taylor asks Emma and Maggie what advice they would give their single selves, and so much more! Emma: IG / TikTok Maggie: IG / TikTok Taylor: IG / TikTok Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get ready to take your sports betting game to the next level! Join me and fellow gambler Foxman as we explore the exciting world of future bets, discuss strategies for navigating the ever-changing landscape of sports betting, and share some memorable anecdotes from our own experiences. Trust us, you won't want to miss this one! In our lively discussion about future bets, we delve into the importance of evaluating your team's momentum, injuries, and bankroll before placing a bet. Foxman shares his love for future bets, as well as the thrill and fun that they bring to watching the game. We also touch on the implications of hedging and the importance of trusting your gut instinct when it comes to making bets. From blackjack to Baccarat, we discuss how to know when to take a bet, how to avoid beating yourself up if you don't hit, and the significance of bankroll management. Of course, no sports betting conversation would be complete without discussing the challenges of betting on MLB games and the difficulty of predicting outcomes. Together, we tackle the impact of big spreads, the strategy of betting on teams fighting for a playoff spot, and reminisce on the days of the Devil Rays and Fredy McGriff. So, whether you're a seasoned bettor or just starting out, tune in to our conversation and learn how to sharpen your instincts and make the most of your bets. Let's go! Follow Action Junkeez on IG!! https://www.instagram.com/actionjunkeezpodcast/ Follow Jon Orlando on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/JonOrlando/ Follow George Carmona on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_george_carmona/ Follow Fox Taylor on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_kingofodds/ This is a Podcast Junkeez production recorded out of Sticky Paws Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada.  https://stickypawsstudios.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/action-junkeez/support

Most people think they know what it takes to build a thriving online community. But most people get it wrong.That's why when I saw Suzanne Taylor-King building from scratch and hearing from everyone involved they knew this was different than what they had in mind (in a great way), I invited her onto the B2B Community Builder Show so we can dive into the nuances she intuitively understands that so many get wrong!Join us for an insightful, non-obvious discussion with someone who has harnessed the power of community mentors, devised innovative onboarding techniques, and cracked the code on maximizing productivity, all while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.In this show, you will learn:- How to build an organic network of advocates that will promote your community in spaces you're not even present in- The secret to managing high volumes of inbound leads, while still maintaining meaningful connections How to optimize your onboarding process by leveraging group calls and maximizing the founder's time- and much more!Don't miss this opportunity to gain a fresh perspective on community building, and how to make community work for you no matter how small your team is!Don't miss the opportunity to meet Suzanne!Connect with Suzanne:On his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzanne-taylor-king/Connect with ME!Join us LIVE on the show: https://tinyurl.com/b2bcb2023Online at:LinkedIn or Instagram.Support the show

TK shares her 25-year quarter-life crisis, the info she received from the Akashic records, and how it was the ultimate permission slip TO LIVE HER BEST LIFE. The gals talk about the revelations they have had around boundaries and how they navigate transition years. Most importantly, TK talks AGU through how to connect with your ideal customer, intuition tests, and creating from a place of authenticity - LET'S GO AGU Dancing Unicorns! —----- AG's newsletter for more info on readings OR submit a question for her to answer LIVE on the podcast: https://www.annagracenewell.com/newsletter What is AGU? After launching an energy work practice rooted in the Akashic Records, AG uncovered so much information that she needs the world to hear! It's her duty and personal mission to help people get in touch with their intuition and energetic gifts, and ultimately become the brightest and boldest version of themselves! This is your official acceptance letter: WELCOME TO AG UNIVERSITY! AG's Energetic Protection Courses: https://aguniversitypod.gumroad.com/ AG's Book Club: https://www.amazon.com/shop/annagracenewell/list/WD6VUBYE1HFC?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfannagracenewell  Sign up for the newsletter if you are interested in doing a reading with Anna Grace, or learning more about her energy work practice. Sessions will ONLY become available here - her booking link will never be shared on any other platforms: https://www.annagracenewell.com/newsletter If you aren't already - you can connect with AG on Instagram and TikTok: @annagracenewell on all platforms! XO

Flashback to March 4th at 1:00AM Sticky Paws Studios. Jon and George are in hour 19 of The 4th Annual 24 Hour Podcast. They were not ready for the energy their next guests brought.  Guests: Fox Taylor - Greg La Rosa and Bill Krackomberger Follow Action Junkeez on IG!! https://www.instagram.com/actionjunkeezpodcast/ Follow Jon Orlando on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/JonOrlando/ Follow George Carmona on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_george_carmona/ Follow Fox Taylor on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_kingofodds/ Follow Greg La Rosa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/greg_tmt/ Follow Bill Krackomberger on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/krackwins/ This is a Podcast Junkeez production recorded out of Sticky Paws Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada.  https://stickypawsstudios.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/action-junkeez/support

In this episode of Gridiron Junkeez, host George Carmona is joined by guest Fox Taylor, also known as "The King of Odds." The two dive deep into the latest NFL free agency news, discussing the winners and losers of the off-season so far. They also touch on the rumors swirling around Lamar Jackson and his future with the Baltimore Ravens. But that's not all. As a sports betting expert, Fox Taylor shares some valuable tips for those looking to improve their wagering game. And with March Madness just around the corner, the two make their predictions for the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. With plenty of insider knowledge and analysis, this episode of Gridiron Junkeez is a must-listen for any football fan or sports bettor. Follow Gridiron Junkeez on IG!! https://www.instagram.com/gridironjunkeez/ Follow Gridiron Junkeez on TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@gridironjunkeez?lang=en Follow George Carmona on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mr_george_carmona/ Follow Fox Taylor on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_kingofodds/ This is a Podcast Junkeez Production Recorded out of Sticky Paws Studios in Las Vegas, Nevada. https://stickypawsstudios.com

Welcome back to Making Moves with Taylor King. This week she has Carly Weinstein on the podcast. Carly is a social media consultant and confidence queen! They dish on big-city life, fashion blogging, and of course boy talk! Follow Carly: @carly_weinstein Follow Taylor: @tksjuicypolls Follow the Podcast on Insta: @makingmovespod_ Thanks to my Sponsors: Go to https://Zocdoc.com/MOVES and download the Zocdoc app for FREE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

King Island training stalwart Jim Taylor joins Racing Pulse to look at the races this Saturday at King Island, with a few Ballarat trainers sending over horses, & will also touch on the harness racing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#67. Payton sits down with ex-roomie, Taylor King (AKA TK), to catch up, discuss the trials & tribulations of your mid-20s, & talk about future plans.   FOLLOW TK:  https://www.instagram.com/tksjuicypolls/  https://www.tiktok.com/@tksjuicypolls  https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorKing    FOLLOW PAYTON: https://instagram.com/paytonsartain   https://www.tiktok.com/@paytonsartain  https://youtube.com/c/paytonsartainhh   SUBMIT TO NOTE TO SELF: → Ask P: Advice Column: https://forms.gle/avvSu4ibYygZP5rq8  → Simple Pleasures: https://forms.gle/PFmEU9BFRtyE7Dt57  → Your ICKS: https://forms.gle/pgcr9LhmyyvyAyVk7 → Most Embarrassing Stories: https://forms.gle/qpZBp9bxdcH77Utf8 → Little Acts of Love: https://forms.gle/ReEoo6HBoC4QspQs9 → Juicy Confessions: https://forms.gle/Uuz5KdUkC4c3NnFw5   Sponsors:  Save 10% off your first month at BetterHelp.com/NOTETOSELF   Visit Seed.com/NOTETOSELF and use code NOTETOSELF to redeem 20% off your first month of Seed's DS-01™ Daily Synbiotic   Produced by Dear Media   Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.  

Another guest joins the circle!!  Gather ‘round with Taylor King as we play a Halloween themed ice breaker, do an iconic first ever round of Show and Tell, and give some story time advice on how to get out of a funk.  We also discuss our plans and costumes for Halloween and try to get into the mind of a pumpkin during journal time.     Leave me a voicemail here!   Sponsor: Go to alomoves.com and get 50% off an annual membership with code CIRCLETIME   Produced by Dear Media.   Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.

Suzanne Taylor-King - affectionately referred to by her friends and colleagues as STK - has 33x'd companies, she has helped her clients get book deals, and she's a mentor to new coaches. In this episode of The Remarkable Coach Podcast, Micheal and Suzanne talk about walking clients through the process of self-discovery, the difference between moving towards pleasure vs. away from pain, and we even chat a bit about marketing.   About Suzanne: STK is the Entrepreneur's Secret Weapon and Mental Performance Coach, guiding extraordinary people to even greater things.   Where to find Suzanne: Website: https://www.suzannetaylorking.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suzanne-taylor-king/   Other links: www.instagram.com/suzannetaylordcoaching Hook Point The Prosperous Coach Atomic Habits Essentialism The One Thing The Obstacle is the Way The Daily Stoic Grit Resilience The MacGyver Secret  

Howdy Gritsters! On this weeks episode of Grits to Glam, P&T bring on special guest & BFF, Miss Taylor King (aka @tksjuicypolls). Get ready for a fun episode as we take over the Hoot and a Half set where talk about Summer Camp, Dating Life, Social Media Muses, and sooo much more :) Follow Taylor King on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tksjuicypolls/ Listen to Making Moves with TK: https://open.spotify.com/show/4QZ2ZmFh83hFJTB3wspT6h?si=717bb4f5f016435f Subscribe to Taylor King on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TaylorKing Email us at Gritstoglampodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram & Tiktok @Gritstoglam Follow Tristan Watson on Instagram at @tristan_watson and Patricia Flach at @patriciaeflach --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Suzanne has supported individuals and small businesses to grow personally and professionally. She is a resource genius, and a master certified coach .

Welcome back to another episode of Making Moves with Taylor King! This week TK is joined by Daisy Marquez. Daisy is an influencer and bad A** businesswoman. They discuss zodiac signs, investing, and Daisy's wine; Bare. My listeners get 10% off their first month at BetterHelp.com/makingmoves Follow the Podcast on Insta: @makingmovespod_ Follow Taylor: @tksjuicypolls Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

One of the topics on-demand in The Bear Necessities of Entrepreneurship is video content. And there's no better way to discuss this than calling on Rob Napoli's GenZ friend and content creator, Taylor King. TK is a Director and Motion Designer based in NYC, the founder of Taylor King Creative, and a part of Creators NYC. TK will be sharing his story and will be diving deep into the video content creating details.HIGHLIGHTSThe Power of VideoThe Power of Social through the PhonePlatform to channel the power of videoShoot vertical!Creators NYCQUOTESTaylor: “Seeing it is much faster than reading words.”Taylor: “Everything that you don't find interesting is typically the things that people on the internet find interesting.”Taylor: “Tiktok and Instagram are the kings right now, I think if you're super deep into business networking, I think LinkedIn is great as well.Taylor: “If you are getting video content made something that I get asked a lot something that gets asked of everybody making videos because business owners are just it's not something they should be educated.”Connect with Taylor through the links belowLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tkthree/TikTok: @tkthreeTK's IG: @tkthreeCreators NYC IG: @creatorsnycWebsite: www.createdbytk.comDon't forget to subscribe and leave a review.Connect with Rob:www.beacons.page/robnapoliwww.linkedin.com/in/robnapIG: @robnapoli.riseupSpecial offer for #BearNation listeners who are interested in trying Brilliantly Warm, use this 10% off discount code WELCOME10.We have teamed up with Phin, a social impact marketing firm, to give back for each episode. To learn more, visit https://app.phinforgood.com

Alisha spills the tea on how to land your dream job in the digital space with her producer/the host of the "Making Moves with TK" podcast, Taylor King. They're sharing their best tips and hottest takes on working as a Creative. From valuing employees and staying humble, to dishing inside info from the perspectives of an OG YouTuber and newer Creator, they are not holding back. PLUS, tune in next week for part II. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alisha spills the tea on how to land your dream job in the digital space with her producer/the host of the "Making Moves with TK" podcast, Taylor King. They're sharing their best tips and hottest takes on working as a Creative. From valuing employees and staying humble, to dishing inside info from the perspectives of an OG YouTuber and newer Creator, they are not holding back. PLUS, tune in next week for part II. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kimberly Grigg welcomes Judy Pickett and Hilaire Pickett Martin, the mother-daughter duo behind Design Lines, to the show. Judy and Hilaire share how they came to work together and the very individual approach they take with clients: listening and trying to interpret exactly who the client is through design.   Judy Pickett founded Design Lines in 1979 and while she says she likes to have a historic nod in her work, she stresses that her design aesthetic is primarily informed by who the client is and the lifestyle they prefer to live. Hilaire, who joined Design Lines in 2008, describes their process as being ‘lifestyle advocates' and wants functionality to play as large a role as beauty in their designs. They both share how COVID has impacted their business and influenced their design work through sourcing challenges, both for better and worse.   Kimberly explores color with Judy and Hilaire, breaking down how they bring color into projects, and they each detail not only things they look for in a good design, but how to accessorize, the versatility of good paint, and what inspires their own personal homes. There is much to learn about communication, style, and business from this mother-daughter team, who celebrate how important a beautiful life is with Kimberly.   About Judy Pickett and Hilaire Pickett Martin:   Judy Pickett started her career right after graduating from Florida State University almost 47 years ago. After getting her feet wet for 6 years learning from other professionals, she started Design Lines in 1979, knowing that interior design was her life-long passion. Her involvement with ASID (American Society of Interior Designers) began on the local level in 1989 and culminated in positions on the national level on the Education and Training Advisory Council, Knowledge Resource Council, and a trustee on the ASID National Board. Her latest involvement is Chair of the ASID Foundation. Judy's commitment to the profession took her to several positions in CIDA (Council for Interior Design Accreditation) from University site visitor to a member on the CIDA accreditation commission. One of the achievements she is most proud of is her induction into the ASID College of Fellows in 2005. Election to the ASID College of Fellows, the Society's highest honor, is bestowed on less than 1% of the ASID Membership. Judy pulls a lot of inspiration from nature and loves to share her knowledge with future generations.   Hilaire Pickett Martin is a graduate of Elon University. Since joining her mother at Design Lines in 2008, she has handled Design Lines' communications and applies her enthusiasm and passion to promoting the firm. In 2013 Hilaire stepped into additionally overseeing all the accounting and day-to-day operations of Design Lines. Described as hard-working and very organized, Hilaire enjoys the team atmosphere at Design Lines, the pulling together everyone does to make a project a success. She is proud to work alongside and learn from her mother.   Resources discussed in this episode: Design Lines website Design Lines Signature on Instagram Design Lines Signature on Facebook NCIDQ  Benjamin Moore ‘Vanilla Milkshake' paint Sherwin-Williams ‘Drift of Mist' paint Clare: online paint store   --    Contact Me: Email me at kimberly@kimberlygriggdesigns.com Visit my website: www.kimberlygriggdesigns.com Follow me on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest Check out my Youtube channel You can find the show on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Spotify.   Transcription Hilaire Pickett Martin  00:00 Since COVID, there's a big emphasis on the home, making it more personal, because we've had this time to really sit in our homes. I mean, and also the functionality. And so I think there's a bigger importance that maybe we didn't place on that before COVID.   Kimberly Grigg  00:17 Welcome to Decorate Like A Design Boss, a podcast for design lovers who want to create beautiful spaces in their very own homes. My name is Kimberly Grigg, and I'm a professional interior designer who teaches design lovers like yourselves how to decorate, and when I say decorate, I mean decorate like a design boss. If you're ready to create a space that your family loves, and your neighbors can't stop raving about, well buckle up honey, because it's time to design. Hello, my design lovers and design enthusiasts, and I have a treat for you today. I am talking with Judy Pickett and Hilaire Pickett Martin who are a mother daughter duo. And they have a business in Raleigh, North Carolina called Design Lines. And I met them, I don't really know and probably, Judy, we shouldn't reveal how many years ago it was. But I met them at a conference. And if I'm not mistaken, Hilaire, I think you had just graduated from college?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  01:26 Yes. So that would probably be 08.   Kimberly Grigg  01:29 It's been a while. You know, because we're in North Carolina, South Carolina, I've kept up with you for years through social media and various things. And I've always admired your design aesthetic. And I've also always admired that you're a mother daughter duo. I think this is so cool. And I want to hear about it because I have this secret dream that, out of three girls and three boys, that one would want to work with me. And yet I have zero. So tell me about this mother-daughter team and how that worked.   Judy Pickett  02:07 I gotta go first, Kimberly, because she at a very early age, maybe four, came in, put her hands on her hips, and said 'I don't want to be a designer because I don't want to work late and I don't want to have to deal with people'. Just like that. And she was just adamant. But she grew up and she had lots of talents to offer and...   Hilaire Pickett Martin  02:33 Well I remember coming in after school and seeing sales reps who now, you know, I'm in the business so I see them now, so they've known me since I was a little squirt. So that part's really, really cool. I didn't think I was going to be working with my mom, I think right out of college, my degree is in communications from Elon, and so I thought I was going to do the big city PR thing, go to New York, go to Chicago, work in an agency. But I said, I don't know about that. I had a girlfriend of mine who I studied abroad with and she came down and she said 'Hilaire, look what you have, like, this is super cool. Why don't you work for your mom?' And I was like, well, I could try. I'm not going to be a designer. I didn't get my degree in interior design. So I said, 'Well, Mom, what do you think about, like, communications, doing your website? Maybe getting a blog up and going?' She was like, 'Well, okay, fine. We'll see what, you know'   Judy Pickett  03:34 We had none of that at the time.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  03:35 Yeah.   Kimberly Grigg  03:37 Yes, when we met that was all just starting, Judy. And, like, I remember Hilaire, that was kind of one of her goals with your company was to kind of get all that started. And I was envious of that too.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  03:51 Basically, we just had, you know, we were willing to, you know, try it and fail if it didn't work out, you know. But I started out doing communications, and then over the years I've taken on more responsibility. I learned about project management, I learned about operations. And then, now I pretty much oversee all the business side, all the communication side, working with vendors, working with clients to set up and sell, so I can't do my job without the designers and the designers can't do their job without me. So it's an ebb and flow.   Kimberly Grigg  04:24 And I imagine, too, especially when you are working with someone as a mother-daughter team, having those defined roles probably aids in how it all flows. So do you disagree ever?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  04:38 We do, we have our moments, but I think it's respectful.   Judy Pickett  04:42 We try to take it outside.   Kimberly Grigg  04:46 Good idea.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  04:47 No, but honestly, I would say 95% of the time we're great. You know, we might have a mom-daughter moment where she's telling me brush my hair before an important meeting or podcast or...   Judy Pickett  05:00 Just like sass, you know how they do?   Kimberly Grigg  05:02 Yes, I do. Three daughters and definitely, like, whoa, and, you know, you can't live with them and you can't live without them kind of thing sometimes.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  05:12 Yeah, so there's a time or two where there's some sass between us. But -   Judy Pickett  05:18 I think for a person her age, her work ethic is, like, phenomenal. I mean, I wouldn't, expect that necessarily. Actually, my whole team is in their 30s. One is approaching 30. But they all have extraordinary work ethics.   Kimberly Grigg  05:37 Like, that's the key in today's time, I think, and it is hard to find. And, you know, like, Judy, you're one of the probably the most decorated designers I know. I mean, you're president of this, and president of that, and this award and that award, and all this, like all this great education and all of these accolades. So when you do hire for your firm, as a designer, are all of your designers equally as educated? I mean, is that an important requirement? Or is it more work ethic? Or is it both? How does that work for you?   Judy Pickett  06:14 No, they have to have the education. North Carolina just got licensure for interior designers. So they're in the process of taking NCIDQ. Yeah. So we're anxious to see how that's going to unfold.   Kimberly Grigg  06:29 Yeah and I'm sure South Carolina will be right behind that because typically South and North follow each other in those kinds of things. So that'll be very interesting. And so Hilaire, I know you handle more operations and the business side of things. And so how are things right now with supply chain? How are you, like, how are you responding to all of this, I hope you have some tips for me, because it is tough.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  06:55 So I think it is tough, but I think there's multiple layers. First and foremost, we always are upfront with the client, we don't guarantee anything anymore. We, if someone does have a deadline, we will be very clear what could realistically happen and what cannot. On proposals we say, you know, this is you want this chair, it's gonna be 28 weeks around to get your products. So we're very clear in that communication to the client. You know, as we're working with vendors, I do expediting, which basically means every other week, I'm checking on all of our orders, I know things move, then move and shift constantly, so it's just, it's almost one of those things where you have to get accustomed to all the flexibility, like you have to get used to the flexibility. But I do expediting, I have help, you know, our intern helps me with that, too.   Judy Pickett  07:52 All of us pitch in.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  07:53 Yeah. Oh, for sure. Absolutely. She helped some, everybody, the team recently just helped, because we're getting to the point where we have mass projects where it just requires so much detail following up with vendors.   Kimberly Grigg  08:06 You know, I think long gone... is it's also, I think, difficult to let go of the time when we could pull a rabbit out of a hat. And we could, you know, just make something work, kind of thing, or get a vendor to pull a favor, or whatever. I mean, Judy, you and I have been in this business forever. And, you know, it was not unheard of for me to call a rep and say, 'Hey, listen, can you just, like, slide that on the truck and, like, I can get it Thursday' and like that happened. And you know, I have all of the delivery people in my phone, like, you know, 'hey, Ricky, can you bring this on Thursday?' And, you know, tons of things happened, and we can't do it anymore. That is a whole different thing. Are you all finding that you are using already made goods and doing things like re-upholstering or repurposing or revamping? Or are you still doing mostly just orders like we always have?   Judy Pickett  09:06 Well, we are doing orders just like we always have, but what I find really interesting is what's old is new again. And it's generational.   Kimberly Grigg  09:18 And I think that COVID has, has prompted that. And I know for me at market now, I hang out a lot in the antique center when I used to not or I had kind of gotten away from that. And now I'm, you know, I'm even trying to source things that I can get. And I do have a fantastic upholsterer, who just rebuilds for me, and quality from the beginning. And then he ups the quality or repositions what's inside and it turns out to be a gorgeous product that someone doesn't have to wait 28 weeks for from time to time.   Judy Pickett  09:55 Yeah, and there's a dealer here that has beautiful designer and high end furniture on consignment. Because either people are downsizing or they're getting rid of what they had in. So I actually have found a couple of great things in that with those ladies. And they have found things. I mean, I kind of have had to shift my thinking. I think people are also shifting their expectation about the look, I think they are accepting more antiques, they are - especially I think it's generational, I think the younger people, the use/reuse kind of mentality has kind of seeped into their consuming of furnishings and household goods.   Kimberly Grigg  10:44 Yeah, I'm kind of glad too, because I think for a while we were really drifting into disposable furniture. You know, things were cheap. They were cheaply made, they were, like, the quality... it was hard to design in that genre because we had to add extra polish to make those cheapy things look better. COVID did us favors but not so much.   Judy Pickett  10:45 Yeah, they would buy, oh, we're, we just want to buy this and use it and it doesn't matter. You know.   Kimberly Grigg  11:17 We'll throw it away in three years. We don't care. Yeah, we'll just change our style. Yeah, we'll just flippantly pick a style, because we can change, because we didn't spend so much money on it, where you and I, Judy, you know, I think I'm correct in saying this, you know, we grew up when you when you made an investment, like a Taylor King sofa, you're going to have that forever. And so you carefully select it and you carefully choose your upholstery, you know you can re upholster and you probably would instead of discard. Some of these sofas and things that are purchased on that lesser level are, why spend the money on that kind of fabric? And, you know, that amount of fabric and why spend the money on an upholsterer when it's kind of junk to begin with. And so I feel that there is a shift in the marketplace. And I am really happy about that, really. So let's talk a little bit about aesthetic, just kind of switching gears a little bit. And either one of you can answer this, but how do you describe your design aesthetic? Like what, what's your look? Or do you have a look? Or do you have a philosophy?   Judy Pickett  12:27 I don't know that I have a look. Some people tell me I do. But my philosophy is it has to be grounded in something historic. Whether it's traditionally historic, or contemporary, or modern. But it has to have a sense of authenticity about it, it can't be just, like you say, thrown together from furniture stores, or the big box stores, and it looks like it has a soul, has, you know, you want to hold on to it, it speaks to you. Most of that does not speak to you. So my philosophy is, I listen carefully and then after that, try to totally interpret what the client is trying to visualize, and maybe take it up a couple notches. But it has to have their personality and a sense of authenticity.   Kimberly Grigg  13:21 I see that, I see that. I was scrolling your website and your projects, and of course, your Instagram and all of that. And, and I do see that, like I feel a historic nod. But I don't feel that it's stuffy. I feel that it's current and edgy and even collected a little. And I think that's very refreshing. And especially you, like me, we're in the south. And there is a little history that goes along with that for most of my clients. Like, you know, somebody will take a walk on the wild side and we do an all contemporary life. But that's not the everyday for me. Maybe it is for you, I don't know, but it's not every day. It's more the other, the other way.   Judy Pickett  14:07 It's interesting in Raleigh, people are coming from everywhere. And we have so many transplants. There is a core group of, you know, folks that have been here for a long, long time, but it's hard to find those folks that grew up here. There's some... so these transplants are actually bringing a more contemporary aesthetic with them.   Kimberly Grigg  14:29 A little vibe, yes, and I've noticed that more and more too since COVID. Because we're getting so many transplants, people want to be near the coast, people want to be able to go outside in case we ever have this kind of pandemic again, and yada yada. So, tell me, for my listeners' benefit: so you guys get a client, you got an empty space, then what happens, like, what's it like? What's next?   Judy Pickett  14:59 I really, I mean, you have to listen, you have to try to interpret. There's a lot that they say and a lot that they don't say, you have to be observant. I mean, the space usually isn't totally empty or the home isn't totally empty. And you have to get a sense of their lifestyle. Do they take care of things? Do they appreciate fun things? Do, you know, are they just pretty loungy and, you know, kind of very carefree? And that's a whole different approach. So you just have to really tune in.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  15:32 We say, a lot of times, too, we're lifestyle advocates. And we understand human behavior. I was talking to some college students yesterday on a panel discussion, and, you know, telling them about that, is, you know, that's an important aspect, I think, as a designer you have to have. You know, if someone is 5'2", for example, and can't reach high up cabinets, maybe in the kitchen they need to be - the cabinet drawers need to be more on the lower level. Or you have three kids and a dog and you need durable, you know, fabrics or things that are not gonna stain or soil or easily clean up. So there's, I think there's a lot of things that as designers we really have to be aware of. And so I think, once we get to that point where we listen, we understand the lifestyle of our client, then we start coming together in the creative process. There's probably, I can't even count on my hand how many projects that are not team related, like we work in teams all the time. We find that the creative process is very strong in that regard. So we're working, whether it's pulling fabrics and the design together, or there might be a lead designer, and then the other designers help support. And what that looks like could be behind the scenes, it could be, you know, people meeting while Judy might be traveling. So it depends. Every project is a little bit different. But the the common thread is that it's team oriented, I sort of touch the process after we get proposals and deposits, and then I work from that to installation. So the designers are there through that. But I think it's really, too, understanding priorities for clients. I think the home has become... since COVID, there's a big emphasis on the home, making it more personal because we've had this time to really sit in our homes. I mean, and also the functionality. And so I think there's a bigger importance that maybe we didn't place on that before COVID.   Kimberly Grigg  17:36 Sure. And I think sometimes to your point, Hilaire, you know, clients don't always understand, and it is our job to teach them. They don't understand how important their lifestyle is. I think sometimes they go into this a little blindly, thinking, I just want it to be beautiful. And if there is someone out there listening, who is going in alone, and they're doing their own thing, I, like you, can't emphasize enough you need to do your homework about your life, and how you really want to live before you ever look at the first object or item. And, like, I'm working on an oceanfront project right now that is beautiful. We've built the house, it's beautiful. But I have to keep in mind that there's three busy girls that live in the house and that it can't all just be beautiful. It has to function plus we have a big ocean to live with. And the ocean's hard on things.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  18:44 Yeah, the salt, the wind.   Kimberly Grigg  18:46 Yeah, you've really got to be careful. And outdoor furniture, you know, I'm terrified. And I'm drilling a company about will this last? What is your guarantee? What is your warranty? What is your..? Because I don't want to be back in three years I want this to withstand. So I think sometimes careful planning is the best first step. And it sounds like you guys sort of approach the same way. So let's talk a sec about the B word: budget. Everybody sort of seems to have one of those. And I'm wondering, like, how do you - and again, I think that often, clients and people that are decorating for themselves, don't really have a clue as to what things cost, even my own husband. He said to me, we were doing a personal bathroom renovation, he's like, 'Well, we don't really need to do this. We don't really need to do that, we don't' and then the things he wanted to do, and I pointed out what the cost was. He immediately discounted that in his head and I'm like, 'Honey, it doesn't work like that. Things cost what they cost.' So how do you guys help maneuver and help a client understand, what their budget should be, not necessarily what they want it to be. Or maybe your clients are all better. And they just say, 'Here's my checkbook, spend my money.'   Judy Pickett  20:13 No, not, we have some that are not as budget conscious. But there are, everybody has a limit, right? I mean, there's not an unlimited budget ever. So sometimes if they make a list of everything they want, I'll start to actually itemize and put numbers to it. Oh, you want to sofa? Well, and they'll tell me what they want. And I'll say, okay, that'll be between this and this. And I'll start giving them ranges. And so they'll have a low and a high. And I'll say, we'll probably fall somewhere in that number. And I just do a quick cost analysis for them.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  20:50 And I think too, it's an eye opening experience, because when someone says, 'Well, how much on average does a sofa cost?' And I said, 'Well, that's all relative', because I could give you a beautiful 84 inch sofa with just, you're gonna put your fabric on there. And it could be anywhere from $2 to $4,000. Or we could do a custom sofa with a fabric on there and it could be $10,000. I mean, it's all of how much the client wants to spend, or how much we call it - budget, when we talk about budget, or when we have to look at numbers - we say we need to value engineer. Like what do we need? What do you want to splurge on and what do you, not necessarily don't want to splurge on, but maybe not cost? Or what's important.   Judy Pickett  21:37 What's important to you? I mean, they say, 'Well, I don't know what my budget is.' And I say, 'Well, if you send me out to buy a car, I can buy a $15,000 car, or I could buy a$150,000 car.'   Kimberly Grigg  21:49 Great analogy.   Judy Pickett  21:50 I need to know. They're both cars, they both get you around.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  21:56 So we kind of help them through that if they are just kind of in that discovery area.   Kimberly Grigg  22:04 And so, do you have any tips for people on things they can do that are lower budget, but have a nice impact? That make things look a lot better? Or that look more expensive?   Judy Pickett  22:22 Well, you know the easy answer to that, Kimberly. It's paint.   Kimberly Grigg  22:28 Yeah, for sure.   Judy Pickett  22:29 That's the one thing that has the biggest impact for the lowest cost.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  22:35 For sure.   Judy Pickett  22:35 And all the stick on things, you can, they can get a really good idea.   Kimberly Grigg  22:39 And even doing things with paint - and, you know, with YouTube and the internet and all the tools that we have available - paint, I used to say to people all the time, paint some stripes, because at least you'll have some movement. And you will, like, it's two cans of paint. So we've spent less than $50. And, you know, in a Saturday, and we had to tape some things off, but now you almost have instant texture. And what a bang for the buck. I think that is a really great, great idea. So do you have things that every room must have? Like, are there three things that you think hmm, every room needs this.   Judy Pickett  23:23 Good lighting, good levels of lighting, one comfortable chair. It can all be pretty, but there has to be at least one or two comfortable, really comfortable chairs. And I think it has to have the right balance of color. I mean, it could either be no color or it could be full of color, but it just has to be the right combinations of color.   Kimberly Grigg  23:51 So since you brought up color, one of my favorite topics. And I see that your work really does run the gamut. Like you have some colorful things. I guess one of the things I noticed from your site is that you are very individual. Like, you design for a person and for what their needs are versus here's my style, I hope you like it. And you picked me because of my style. I don't, I can't design like that either, because I can barely do the same thing twice. So I understand that, and I see it. I think it is very apparent in your work. But speak to me about how you derive at a color scheme or color in a room. How do you determine, do you put color on the wall? Are you getting color some other way?   Judy Pickett  24:44 If we need rugs, those are usually the hardest things to do. So a lot of times I'll start on the floor and that'll kind of direct. You know, you can tell people's natural coloring, like looking in their closet. What they look good in. We're not going to put a client with your coloring, the warm tones, into this cool purpley gray kind of... I mean, she would be very unhappy and she'd look awful.   Kimberly Grigg  25:19 Right. I used to pick wall color based on people's eyes. I did that for years.   Judy Pickett  25:27 Eye color actually is a true indication of what usually the people will like.   Kimberly Grigg  25:32 Yes. Agreed. And I think it's such simple thought, but I would often - especially in my early years, when I wasn't as confident as a designer and I was still learning things - I would look at people and I would imagine them in the colors that I was suggesting. And if they looked pretty, I felt like it was going to be a win. And if they didn't, it was off. So it sort of sounds like that's what you're saying.   Judy Pickett  25:57 Exactly.   Kimberly Grigg  25:57 I didn't learn that. But it's kind of, it's kind of a cool little trick, I think. Yeah. So I recently have a go-to paint color. I use it a lot because I painted the exterior of my house a Benjamin Moore OC59 Vanilla Milkshake. And I've never been one to repeat a lot of anything, including colors. Like it's just not what I do. I'm not a repeater. I used to have a jewelry business. And it was horribly unsuccessful because people would order and I couldn't do it again. I can only do this design one time. But I have found that Vanilla Milkshake has become a go-to color that I rely on. Do you guys have go-to colors that tend to show up often or not?   Judy Pickett  26:47 Yeah, no, there are. And I'm trying to.. I'm trying to name them.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  26:51 You mean like the accessible beige, right?   Judy Pickett  26:54 Well not really.   Kimberly Grigg  26:58 Yeah, I think we're all a little bit tired of those, the beiges, the greiges.   Judy Pickett  27:03 There's one called Drift of Mist.   Kimberly Grigg  27:06 I love Drift of Mist!   Judy Pickett  27:10 And it's not grey. And it's not brown. And it's light. So it's refreshing. But, it doesn't, it's not heavy. And it has become one of my go-to colors because, truthfully, since you 'fessed up, I painted my living room/dining room that. And it's just pleasant.   Kimberly Grigg  27:33 Yes, yes. Easy to live in, easy to work with. And I think as I've aged in this business, it's all, it's very layered. It's very complicated. There's, as you know, there are a million moving parts in one room. And people don't really realize that until they either try it themselves, or they somehow wake up and realize what all is involved. And I've kind of developed, like, again, I can't repeat the same look, I can't even copy a picture on Pinterest. I don't know how to do that. But I'm very adept now at saying this is a formula that works. And these are some things that I've done or used by trial and error that have worked, why not repeat those processes. And I think that that's where Vanilla Milkshake came in for me. It's sort of like, it's so easy to work with. And when I can find something that's easy to work with, then I can spend other time doing other parts of the process, so that it all turns out to be a really good job. So I think that colors like Drift of Mist is one. There's a, it's very popular at the coast, Beach Glass. We, you know, for a long time, that was just such a color that everyone wanted. I get sick of them after a while. I'm like, oh my God, are we gonna do Restrain Gold again? No.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  29:02 I know. Have you heard of Clare? We found it during the height of COVID. It's C L A R E. It is a company that is fairly new, I believe, but they have actually a quiz on their website. And it'll help you determine sort of what color you're drawn to, and kind of guide you through that process. And their site, you can order like samples that you can like peel and stick on the wall and kind of see if that's the color you want. But when you're ready to purchase paint, they'll ship it to you, with your color already, and all the supplies you want too.   Kimberly Grigg  29:46 Love that.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  29:47 And so I got some samples myself.   Kimberly Grigg  29:49 What a great tip!   Hilaire Pickett Martin  29:50 I know. So I got some samples myself and so I'm looking at trying to do some of that for my personal home. But I took the quiz too because I was like, in my master bedroom, we used to have like a dark, deep turquoise, almost like a hunter green, in our bedroom, and we're trying to figure out what color. Do we want to do that again in our new house or not? So anyway, that was kind of helpful for me. I mean, yeah, I could bring home a swatch book and just figure out color. But I think that extra guidance.   Kimberly Grigg  30:19 It's great not only for someone doing it on their own, but it's great for a professional. I mean, I'm definitely going to look that up. And I will actually link that in the show notes for the listener, because I think that's a great tool to work with. And some of the other paint companies have similar things. Sherwin Williams, well, you know, you can, you know, put your paint color, your room in, and put the color on the wall and envision it. It's a little off, if you ask me, but at least it's a, you know, for those that are scared to do anything, it kind of gets you a little further down the road. So I know that especially being in the business as long as you, Judy, and you being around it, Hilaire, there are things that I do when I walk in someone's home that I'm working on, like they've hired me, I'm ready. But one of mine - and, you know, I wouldn't say it's a pet peeve, but I can't think of another word so it's sort of a pet peeve - like things that people do that kind of mess up their homes. And my first is, like, I walk in and there are 3000 picture frames. And all the picture frames are like they look inexpensive, they came from Home Goods most likely, they do have great picture frames for good prices, but my gosh. And the pictures are wee bitty little, like, it's just that thing that drives me insane. What kind of things do you immediately pick up on that people do that maybe they don't know better?   Judy Pickett  31:44 I think you hit on one, and not necessarily the frames, but all the - they might have good furniture, but they stopped and they have cheap lamps or cheap accessories, wallhangings. And it's like, whoa, this could be so much prettier if, you know. I think the accessories make it hard.   Kimberly Grigg  32:06 I agree. And I think that that's where people sometimes are a little crippled. You know, accessorizing is... there's an art, there's a bit of an art. And do you have tips for people on how they can accessorize better?   Judy Pickett 32:21 I always say, like, if we're talking about bookshelves, give me your books. Don't give me any paperbacks. And then may I take all the covers off. So if you, if you look at them, when I did that, for some reason, the books all were the colors of my space, and I just stack a few and then accessorize. So it's kind of a mixture, it has to be curated, it has to be something... I mean, I hate going in and and thinking, oh, you just did that today and the whole thing's done. I mean, I add to and take away and I think, you know, the Japanese do that. They they put out accessories for the season and put them away. And I think that's kind of a cool thing because you can rotate and enjoy things. I just move things around in different rooms, too.   Kimberly Grigg  33:16 Yes, and I do as well. And I encourage people to do that. Like sometimes - I do live Facebooks every Thursday at four - and one of the things that I say to people often in those lives is 'Hey, guys, like this weekend, I want you to take some accessories out of your living room and put them in your bedroom, just do it and snap a picture.' Like, just for fun. It's amazing what happens when you spend a little time mixing it up a little bit. And I think that's what you're saying, Judy, is you know, don't be afraid. Like, you know, take your covers off your books and pop some new accessories up until it looks right. And then if it doesn't look right, it's not, you didn't nail it down, just move it.   Judy Pickett  33:59 Right. It's not glued in.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  34:02 You know, for my perspective, too, I think another one is also think about like the declutter, or decluttering of the space. Like if you're in a room, sometimes if we're going in to even do like a photo shoot, and we want to style it, I think sometimes being conscious of that just as a homeowner or even as just a person, you know, you want to take some of that out. And only put in what is the best and what you love. Like if you find yourself, you know, prime example: my husband and we found ourselves... collection of all the mail, and then the dog's leash, and then the kids' shoes in the mudroom. So it's like how can we make -  this goes back to our point of like lifestyle advocate - how can we make this more functional? And so we created a system, a certain area for the mail, and then a certain, you know.... so that sort of helped us. And to the design point is like, take take a few areas of your house throughout a couple weeks or months or whatever, however, you know.... and just literally take everything out. whatever space it is - closet bookshelf - look at it, and only look at everything. What do you not care for anymore? You know, and put back what you love?   Kimberly Grigg  35:10 For sure. And even, you know, I think even one step further is, like, I'm an artist and the paint supplies I promised, when I go to bed at night, they multiply. Like, I wake up and there's more paint supplies. I promise it's that, I'm not a hoarder, ha ha. And so in any event, I have some system, to have some order, because I have that side of the brain that works, too. I decided to use my massive collection of blue and white porcelain to hold things. So my point is, I'm encouraging people to think about how you can make the lifestyle portion - that you all advocate for so beautifully - take that lifestyle portion, how can you now make that pretty? How can you use things in a pretty way? And if that's something that you want to go shop for, at some of the discount stores, or whatever, you can, you can pull in some great pieces, or go high. Edith-Anne Duncan was on the podcast a week or so ago, and she was talking about, at this stage, she wanted to have all of her functionality be beautiful to her. So she uses a china cup in the morning to drink her coffee. Her husband's mouthwash is in this beautiful decanter. She likes to pull out her silver and serve things on a silver tray. And actually I do too. I mean, I feel so special when I do those sorts of things. And I think, you know, marrying that to what you're saying about, you know, how do you live? You know, we can't help it. We have dogs and kids and they have shoes and clutter and toys and things and, like... but how can you approach that from a pretty way? Because not only is that nice aesthetically for you, you're teaching your children how to live beautifully.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  37:10 Yeah, and functional as well, too, for sure.   Kimberly Grigg  37:13 For sure. So do you guys think that creativity can be learned?   Judy Pickett  37:17 A formula can be learned to create? But I don't know that creativity can be learned.   Kimberly Grigg  37:29 Okay, good point. And how, like, how would someone get a formula?   Judy Pickett  37:37 I think they'd have to do self study. And I mean, I think the formula will be different for every person, but start studying things that you like. Why do I like that? It's orderly, it's symmetric, it's not symmetric. Symmetry is easy. Asymmetry is not easy, for balance. So that goes back to the principles of design school.   Kimberly Grigg  38:06 And practice.   Judy Pickett  38:06 Scale, proportion, yeah.   Kimberly Grigg  38:09 And training your eye.   Judy Pickett  38:10 Training your eye, yeah.   Kimberly Grigg  38:12 I think anything that you really want to do is possible. But there's different levels of how willing you are to do those things. How far are you going to go? How far are you going to dive in? Because, you know, I've always heard and I do believe it takes four years to be an expert in anything. But I think you can achieve expertness - if that is such a word - but you can achieve that level on anything that you truly have a passion for, and you truly develop it. And I don't think, you know, some of us do come out of the womb being creative. And we're just born that way.   Judy Pickett  38:51 I think so.   Kimberly Grigg  38:52 But I do feel like... and some of us will always have more degrees, but a lot of that is because I'm genuinely interested in creativity, genuinely. From my whole heart. And while, you know, some of my children have lots of creative sparks, they're not as genuinely interested. So they've gone in another direction. And so in any event, I just wondered how you felt about that. So what inspires you guys?   Judy Pickett 39:22 Great clients inspire me, nature inspires me. I think, especially here at springtime, colors are just amazing in nature. It always inspires me whether I'm in the mountains or at the beach or wherever. I think one thing that inspires me are my twin granddaughters, how they put things together, like go get dressed, and they'll come out and they'll have all this stuff on and I'm going whoa. And it's like their style of the day and I'm thinking well, I guess it does work, but I never would have done it. You know, so...   Kimberly Grigg  40:00 How old are they?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  40:02 They're six.   Kimberly Grigg  40:04 Now these are your girls, right?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  40:05 Mm hmm.   Kimberly Grigg  40:06 How fun is that? Are they identical?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  40:08 They're fraternal.   Kimberly Grigg  40:09 Okay. Yeah. Wow what fun.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  40:10 Yeah, I think for me what inspires me... I mean, yes, nature. I love hikes, being outdoors, camping. But I think also, just hearing other people's stories. Truly, you know, hearing their stories, what they are passionate about. I love traveling, which is obviously taking on a different role, and instead of maybe going to Europe, maybe I'm going an hour away, and I'm finding something completely new and different.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  40:15 Yes, yes. So what are your personal homestyles like? What's your house like, Judy?   Judy Pickett  40:45 Oh, I just moved right before COVID. I downsized into this beautiful condominium project. Traditional, we were the designer of record, and the developers, you know, where's yours? Pick yours out. But it's kind of a everything brought just could fit in one room, and then I bought everything new. And, you know Kimberly, when have you done that? I mean, when, as a designer, you just kind of accumulate from show houses, and you know, when do you get to actually pick out furniture?   Kimberly Grigg  41:17 I love that. Right. I love that.   Judy Pickett  41:22 Yeah, it was very cool. But I kind of have always loved greens and corals, and different shades from very bright to very subtle. And they have followed me since I was 20. And I'll be 70 this year, and they're still following me around. So I think that, you know, whether it was cool or not, or whether it was in or trending, I always kind of stayed with those, you know, spring greens and whites and cools.   Kimberly Grigg  41:49 Right. Love it. How about you, Hilaire?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  41:52 My style is more... gosh. I love spending summers and our trips up in Maine. So I have a little bit more of a coastal feel. But it's more... I've got, you know, landscapes and pictures of Maine as art. I've got boats and just things that take me to a place in Maine of relaxation and being with family. But it's it's very soothing. Blues are very prominent in my house of blues. So. I used to have more of like the... right out of once my husband I got married our our look was kind of like farmhouse meets little bit of industrial sort of New York edgy, maybe, I don't even know how to describe it, bachelor. But now we moved right before COVID as well, too, and we've just slowly built the aesthetic of that. And I paint as well, too, not as frequently as I would like, but some artwork of mine is up and children's artwork and stuff. So it's just everything that I love that's in my house reminds me of you know, something that feels good.   Kimberly Grigg  43:01 Love that. Love that. So I have one last question for you guys. And I could talk to you all day. But I feel like I need to be respectful of your time. And so the question is, if you had a hashtag that would describe your legacy of design, what would it be? And you guys can answer this individually or together, however you want to, but like what would your hashtag of your legacy be? It's a hard question, isn't it?   Hilaire Pickett Martin  43:29 That's a really hard question!   Judy Pickett  43:31 I don't even know what mine is.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  43:36 Gosh, I mean, something along the lines for me would be like, you know, something about joy, living with joy.   Judy Pickett  43:46 Hashtag: a life well lived.   Kimberly Grigg  43:49 Yeah. Yes. I think so. And I think that, you know, if you really weren't like stumped with that question - because it is a bold question - but if you really think about it, I feel like your design philosophy would probably show up as well, because you preach it. Especially you, Judy, being in the business as long as you've been. Because I think that fundamentally becomes a little more about who we are, like, you know, you really do design for a person. So you've said it several times, it's important for you to listen, it's important for you to speak to their aesthetic. And also you, Hilaire, telling me about your home like, you have to be with things that you find great beauty in and very honest, like heck, I don't care if you feel like it's great beauty, it's great beauty to me, and that's important to me. And I think that somehow that does sort of weave its way into what our legacy is or becomes and sort of the same thing for me. Like a life well lived says a lot. Like I think for me, it's probably live out loud. Like, you know, really - and I couldn't have said that 15 years ago, I was still developing what that meant. And for me now, it's sort of like, my home is about me, it's not about you. And it's not about keeping up with anybody, let alone the Joneses. It's not about what someone thinks about my home, even as a designer - you know how that is, people want to come to your house, because you're a designer, and then they want to critique it, or love it, or marvel or whatever. I long since stopped caring about that. Like, to me, live out loud is sort of, I'm living out loud as me. And as the two people that occupy that home on a daily basis now, and, you know, somehow all of that is woven together. And I think it's kind of cool. And I think you all are super cool.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  45:51 Oh thank you. I was even thinking, like, your story is your design, or your design is your story, you know? Because, again, design is personal. So everyone's gonna have different.   Kimberly Grigg  46:03 It is personal if you if you allow it. I'm sure that you all have been told by marketers and etcetera, you know I have, 'what is your look? What is your style? What is it like?' That's what they market. And I would always stand there, like, with a frozen look on my face. And like, what are you talking about? I don't know that. I mean, am I doing it wrong?   Judy Pickett  46:10 You know, what I used to say, to clients? I said, the biggest compliment I could get is that your friends never knew I stepped in your home.   Kimberly Grigg  46:36 For sure. Amen, sister. Amen. And that's when you do your best. It's when you do your very best work, is you have to step into that person. And I'm not saying I don't admire some famous designer who got famous because she only does this style. I'm not saying that. But I am saying, I'm not cut out for that. Like, that's just not my aesthetic, it's not yours, either. And I know that, I know that about you. And I guess it could be for somebody. But it's just not who I want to be as a designer. It's not part of what I want to leave behind. And I think you feel sort of similar.   Judy Pickett  47:20 I agree.   Kimberly Grigg  47:21 So what a joy to spend this time with you guys. I'm so glad to reconnect. It's just been forever. I mean, Hilaire, you've had children since. And Judy, you just keep on winning awards and doing all these great things. And together you guys are just incredible. I think it is wonderful that you work together. So tell me, how can people find you. Tell us your social media channels and all that stuff.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  47:48 Sure. We're at DesignLineSignature.com. And then as well on Instagram and Facebook, it's just DesignLineSignature.   Kimberly Grigg  47:57 Okay, great. Well, again, I thank you. I'm sure my audience is going to love this or has loved this. And I wish you all the very, very best. I wish I could spend the rest of the day with you.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  48:11 Aw thank you!   Judy Pickett  48:13 Thank you for having us.   Kimberly Grigg  48:14 You're welcome. And until we meet again, again thanks. And I will sign off and say bye for now.   Hilaire Pickett Martin  48:23 Bye.   Kimberly Grigg  48:24 Thanks for listening to Decorate Like A Design Boss. If you want more info on how to decorate your space like a pro, visit KimberlyGriggDesigns.com. See you next week.

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