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Recently, I have had the opportunity to consult for a small business architect specializing in renovations. With a growing client base and an increasing number of projects, they needed support in refining their business operations and client engagement strategies. Streamlining Client Outreach & Communication One of the biggest challenges was managing client inquiries efficiently while […]

As spring approaches, many people focus on decluttering their homes, reorganizing their spaces, and making room for a fresh start. But what about businesses? Just like physical spaces, business operations can become cluttered with inefficiencies, outdated processes, and redundant tasks that slow progress. A well-timed “spring cleaning” can make a huge difference in productivity, clarity,

With the Oscars airing tonight, the power of presentation is on full display. Every film nominated tells a compelling story, meticulously crafted to engage, move, and leave a lasting impression. Whether in entertainment, business, or architecture, how you present your work can make all the difference in how it’s received. A great idea is just

As we move further into 2025, businesses are solidifying their goals for the year. Whether in architecture, event planning, or nonprofit work, I’ve found that success starts with a strong foundation—just like a well-designed building. A structure is only as strong as its base, and the same is true for any business. Without clear processes,

With the holiday season in full swing, there’s a certain energy in the air—one of warmth, celebration, and togetherness. As someone who is Jewish and celebrates Hanukkah, my traditions may differ from the Christmas festivities that surround me, but I’ve always appreciated the spirit that comes with this time of year. There’s something special about

This past weekend, my sister completed a marathon—a feat that required months of training, discipline, and resilience. Watching her push through early mornings, tough workouts, and moments of doubt made me reflect on my own work as a consultant. Much like marathon training, consulting isn’t about quick wins. It requires long-term planning, adaptability, and a