THE 'TO-THE-RESCUE' SERIES: HIT-THE-ROAD-NOW!!!

Hello peeps, trust your weekend is coming on well.

It's Mother's Day tomorrow 💕🎶 and I join the world in celebrating all the beautiful moms out there.

It's been 3 weeks since I commenced the "To-The-Rescue" series, talking about situations where I was able to rescue folks in dire need of an interior designer to intervene in chaotic situations in their spaces.

As it was with my last post (which featured Scenario 1), I equally approached Scenario 2 (today's case) imbibing the qualities of superheroes by:

✓ Getting as much information as needed about the situation at hand (intelligence)

✓ Assessing the situation as critically as possible (analysis)

✓ Adopting the most suitable solution to the situation (action)

Let me tell you more 👉🏽:

*THE CASE*

A returning client called to have me setup his space as he moves to a new apartment.

He was in dire need of an interior designer to help vacate his old space so he can start living in the new space in record time of one week.

A tall order indeed 🤔

*THE HOW/ MY ASSESSMENT*

As a project manager, getting to understand project issues and the factors that trigger them is of essence.

So for instance, where cost and communication were the key factors in the case for Mrs. X (kindly refer to my last post), the *TIME* factor became the most important concern in this case, even though cost and communication featured as well.

*THE SOLUTION*

With my assessment on point, I was able to draw up a suitable project timeline (a sort of crash course), even though it required merging a couple of deliverables that got everyone on the project on their toes 🦾.

Thankfully Consult Kenny hit the road and our client successfully moved apartment within the stipulated time frame.

So I will ask again, why wouldn't you bring that chaotic situation in your space up before it's too late?

I'm Kenny, an interior designer and project manager.