Are you tired of being compared to the cheapest option? This is a common pain among drafters today. The global market has widened the talent pool — but also the price disparity. Here’s the mindset shift: Clients don’t buy drawings. They buy outcomes. They buy clarity. They buy fewer mistakes. They buy confidence that their builder will understand the design. This is where value is created. Cheap drawings appear economical… until they’re not. Your job is not to compete with low prices — your job is to communicate your expertise. That’s what we teach inside Drawing Workshop. What value do you bring clients that cheap drawings can’t?

December is usually a slow month for growth cause everyone is focused on the holidays… but Pinterest Skool gained 339 new members without running a single ad. Here’s exactly how it happened: 1. Weekly Affiliate Challenges 🎯 Every Monday I posted a simple challenge for affiliates: Top referrer each week won a 30-min 1-on-1 call with me. Result: Affiliates sent consistent traffic all month long. 2. Ready-to-Use Swipe Copy & Graphics 📌✨ I gave everyone plug-and-play text + Canva graphics to promote the free community. No one had to start from scratch — they just copied, swapped their link, and posted. Made it dead easy for affiliates to spread the word. That’s it. No paid ads. No complicated funnels. Just community momentum + tools that made sharing effortless. If you want more members joining your Skool on autopilot in 2026, Pinterest is the quiet traffic machine most owners are sleeping on. Come see how we do it inside Pinterest Skool community — daily keywords, templates, and the live 0→100k account build. Poll Question: Do you provide your members with affiliate marketing material?

Serious question, how many communites are you in vs how many are you active in regularly? An estimate is fine, but I'm genuinely curious. Mine is in the comments! 🫣

Interior designers, what is a clear and accurate set of drawings worth to you? A few hundred dollars? A few thousand dollars? What is piece of mind worth to you? What is it worth to you knowing that when you open a set of plans in front of a client you don’t have to worry about being embarrassed due to errors and unfinished or unprofessional looking drawings? What is it worth to you knowing that while you are building your business, getting new clients, or meeting with current clients, your strategic production partner is.. Researching your material and equipment selections. Applying them to your designs. Producing a set of drawings that is “real world”, not “I hope it works” What is it worth to you to have a partner that understands your needs and can translate them into a solid set of drawings to work from? Why waste your time doing CAD work when you can be doing something else? Why waste money hiring a “cheap” outsourcing company that you have to babysit to get your drawings right? It’s the beginning of a new year, let’s start it off by connecting and talking about how I can be that strategic production partner for you.

There are 3 signs you need to outsource your CAD work: 1. You’re declining client calls to finish drawings. 2. You’re missing deadlines. 3. You dread opening your laptop. If you checked any of these, you are spending time on the wrong things. Great design lives in the details, but the execution lives in the documents. If your documents are messy and unclear, your design fails. Here is exactly how I fix this for Interior Designers: Input: You send me rough sketches or redlines. Process: I apply professional drafting standards to your concepts. Output: You get clean, buildable drawings that stop contractor questions before they start. The Result? You get 10-15 hours back in your week. You stop getting calls about jobsite errors. You get to focus on the "Design" part of Interior Design. Stop struggling with CAD. Start scaling your firm. Let’s connect and talk about making your life easier.