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This class is for aspiring interior designers. The focus is to learn how to become an interior designer that not only designs beautiful interiors but designs spaces that are nurturing, intuitive and functional. In these sessions you will explore the boundaries of interior design which considers a client's space, lifestyle, and the art of storytelling, as I always believe that spaces should walk you through the journey and tell the story of the people who live and work in them. You will learn how to design aesthetic spaces that are intuitive, functional, and nurturing. From brief to completion, you will learn how to carefully curate a selection of furniture, finishes, floristry, accessories, art and even scents, to unearth your design story. You will also learn how to collaborate with your client at each stage, taking into consideration the brief, location, and their personal taste. Founder & Principal Interior Designer and Stylist This interior design class is led by myself Sabrina, I am an experienced Interior Designer based in London, UK with over 7 years in the industry. After acquiring a BA (Hons) degree in Interior Design at The Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design, I went on to work in some of London’s prestigious and high-end design studios, where I developed my appreciation for details in design and the philosophy of wellbeing within interiors. My interest in the art of storytelling is also a signature detail in my design concepts. Example Topics/Lessons I cover: (Max 2 Topics per session) The Client: - Understanding Your Client and Important Questions To Ask Design Brief: - How To Conduct A Successful Site Visit/Design Consultation - How To Work Within Budget - How To Develop A Design Brief Design Principles and Spatial Layout: - Understanding Spatial Management and Optimising Layout - Understanding The Design Process - Concept Moodboard Design - Design Development Design - What Things To Consider When Designing A Bathroom - What Things To Consider When Designing A Kitchen - How To Work With Colour - How To Work With Lighting - How To Work With Finishes Specifications: - What Things To Consider When Specifying FF&E (Furniture Fixtures & Equipment) - What Things To Consider When Specifying Art & Accessories - What Things To Consider When Specifying Window Treatments - What Things To Consider When Specifying Floor Finishes - What Things To Consider When Specifying Wall Finishes Scheduling: - How To Create FF&E/Finishes Schedules Suppliers: - Important Things to Know When Finding A Supplier Wellbeing in Interior Design: - Interior Design For Wellbeing Principles - Understanding The Art of Storytelling in Interiors Design and Presentation Skills: - How To Put Together A Coherent Project Presentation in InDesign - Understanding The Benefits of Using Photoshop in Your Design Projects - How To Render Elevations in Photoshop - How To Use AutoCAD 2D Interior Designer Bonus Tips: - How To Keep Up With Trends and Stay Creative
Interior design · Home improvement
Why Is Personal Finance Important? Personal finance is a vital part of not only managing your day-to-day financial needs but also planning your financial future. The sooner you get a grip on personal finance, the better your long-term financial prospects will be for things like investing or planning for retirement. What Are the Five Areas of Personal Finance? Though there are several aspects to personal finance, they easily fit into one of five categories: income, spending, savings, investing, and protection. These five areas are critical to shaping your personal financial planning. Five Aspects of Personal Finance Income Income is the foundation of your personal finances and includes all parts of your cash flow – the money you take in from all sources. It includes your salary, pension or Social Security, and income from rental properties, or investments. Spending Spending includes the money for any expenses you have. Controlling the amount of money you spend can allow you to set aside money to grow your financial future. Savings Savings includes any money from your income that you do not spend but set aside for the future. It is necessary to provide for potential expenses – planned or unplanned. Investing Investing is different from savings. While savings are what’s left over from your income, investments are purchases that allow you to earn future income or savings. Investments may include purchases of mutual funds, stocks, bonds, or real estate that you expect to give you a good rate of return. But investments come with risks. Protection Protection from financial risks can be handled through a variety of financial products including annuities, property/casualty insurance, life insurance, and health insurance. These can provide financial security or protection from unexpected financial costs.
Finance · Tutoring · Personal finance
Trusted teacher: Most of the trading mentorship programs you will find on the internet will try to convince you that you must apply this so-called specific trading strategy on cryptos or forex and become rich by just following those simple technical rules. THIS IS A LIE. If you want to succeed in trading you must understand that you are setting up your own sole company. You will be your own boss, your own client and your own competitor. Then you have to know your ecosystem, the rules you must respect in order to succeed especially you will have to understand those very specific topics: -trading is a zero sum gain, -you have to accept losing in order to be able to win in a consistent basis, -you must know the main psychological biases that are detrimental to your trading success, like the loss aversion or confirmation biases among many others, -you have to understand what a trading edge is that is a statistical advantage that will make you a consistent profitable trader in the long run, -you have not only to know what are the three main components of any trading edge, that its the hit ratio, the risk-reward ratio and the position size but also to understand how they interact with each other, -you have to use the right and unavoidable tools to assess and improve your edge: backtesting and journaling are among them. Like I repeat to all the traders I mentor on a daily basis, a whole trading system is like a wooden stool with 4 feet. The first one is the strategy (the technical part), the second one is the risk management (the risk of loss and how to manage volatility and drawdowns), the third one is the psychological part (understanding collective and individual psychology) and the forth one the trading tools (backtesting, journaling, diaring among others). Your whole trading system must be designed in a such a robust way that you could have seated on it one century ago, like you can sit on it right now and you could also be able to sit on it in a century BUT you need those 4 feet to remain well seated whatever happens, whenever it happens... This is what this trading program "HOW TO BUILD A WHOLE TRADING SYSTEM" will teach you if you are ready to learn and start doing your part of the job. PROGRAM: I-UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET ECOSYSTEM II-THE COMMON CHARACTERISTICS OF WINNING AND LOSING TRADERS III-THE WEAKEST LINK IS YOU! IV-RISK MANAGEMENT V-THINKING IN TERMS OF PROBABILITIES VI- THE TOOLS OF THE WINNING TRADER VII-DEFINE YOUR EDGE...AND APPLY IT VIII-EXAMPLE OF A TRADING STRATEGY: SWING TRADING STRATEGY ON US STOCKS
Personal finance · Finance · Financial markets
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