CONSULT KENNY

  THE  "WHERE I  WANNA BE"  SERIES 5:  LET'S PIN IT HERE!!  Hi peeps,  I guess this post meets you well just as I appreciate your attention all through The "Where I Wanna Be" Series 👏 In the course of the week I had a virtual engagement with a prospect who wanted to make something meaningful of an open space in the back porch of his apartment. After getting the brief I shared some concepts describing what he needed and "boom"💥 he got so excited that he said "God bless you Mr. Kenny". That's what you get when you help people get a sense of clarity and direction. This got me to realize that "the true essence of what I do as an interior designer and project manager is not so much about the beautiful spaces I create, but much more about the experience people get along the line". And the same applies to everyone of us. Looking out to help people attain their dream is great, but there could be more. which is why I pitch these 3 crit...

THE  "WHERE I  WANNA BE"  SERIES 4: Hello folks, Trust the month of May is going well for you. It's been 4 weeks since I launched The "Where I Wanna Be" series, with the intention to share practical insights that seeks to guide my audience from the point of aspiring to the place of actualizing their dream spaces without hassle. At some point I asked; what's that expectation you have for your work and living spaces?. If the picture is getting clearer, then I must be doing a good job 😊 However I know from my experience as a consultant that while some folks grasp a designer's line of thought at a first glance, it may require some extra efforts for others to get on the same page with us. Therefore my mission on this post is to get at par with those who are yet to get the drift, as I share practical means by which you can go from dreams to reality with your space. Plus I have something special for my audience in the upcoming slides in my post today 👇 #1:  G...

THE  "WHERE I  WANNA BE"  SERIES 3: Hey peeps, Trust this post meets you well and with some insights gained from the ongoing series. The "Where I Wanna Be" Series seeks to keep my audience informed on what it takes to achieve their dream spaces and in my last post I established the place of aspiration as the starting point from which every achievement takes off.  If you have been following my post I guess you now have an expectation for your work and living spaces. And if you haven't, no worries, just ensure you read to the end of this post to get help. Now, let's delve into what it truly takes to go beyond wishful thinking as I draw the line between what's ideal and what's achievable, under the heading tagged; ENQUIRE To enquire is to analyze, check, examine, explore, probe, query, seek, investigate or inspect, all of which requires a set of skill and tool to be carried out. Let's have a look at a couple of such as it relates to interior design...

THE  "WHERE I  WANNA BE"  SERIES 2: Hi there, How is it going with you?, I guess great. It's Consult Kenny Posts again and I'm here in furtherance of The "Where I Wanna Be" Series, where I share practical insights that will show you how to go from aspiration to actualization as it concerns your "wanna be" spaces. In the introductory post, I shared the experience I recently had with a lost design file, and how my team and I went overboard to retrieve it upon a client's demand. This was to emphasize how important dreams and aspirations are to humans, which points to the subject matter for today's post; ASPIRE. According to Merriam Webster dictionary; to aspire is "to seek to attain or accomplish a particular goal" In other words, someone who aspires is assumed to have a strong desire and a plan or goal to achieve such desire. If this is the case, then I won't be wrong to say "aspirations are personal", which raises a c...

THE  "WHERE I  WANNA BE"  SERIES: GET THE DRIFT!!! Hello folks, It's a new month in which I expect great things to happen for you and I 🙏 I'm kicking off a new series, one whose intro is born out of pressure as I recently got a call from a client who requested I resend a 3-dimensional design we had rendered for an organization he represents. I got into our archives to retrieve the 3+ years old file only to realize the hard drive we had it on was damaged with no back up in view. The good news is that the file was eventually found some weeks later but of course with some intense pressure on everyone who worked on the brief. I share this experience to emphasize how important dreams and aspirations are to humans, and this was the force behind the relentless effort we all put in to ensure the vision we helped our client create was restored. Kudos to my team 👏 That design is our client's "wanna be", what's yours? What's that expectation you have for ...