A podcast for creative women building right-sized, joy-filled businesses If you’re a small-but-mighty business owner - the kind who loves her work, her clients, her team, and the life she’s building - this podcast was made for you. Why My Business Works takes you behind the scenes of real interior design and architecture firms run by women who aren’t chasing “scale at all costs.” They’re building businesses that feel good, make money, and support the lives they actually want. Each episode opens the door into a different creative business so you can see not just what they do for pricing, marketing, staffing, client experience, operations, etc., but why they do it that way. You’ll hear the principles and personal values behind their decisions, the messy experiments that taught them what works, and the moments that changed everything. This isn’t another podcast telling you the “right” way to run a business. It’s a permission slip to build the business that’s right for you. You’ll find: • Honest conversations about money, capacity, boundaries, markups, and the realities of creative service work • Women sharing the decisions behind their flat-fees, hourly structures, procurement processes, and team structures • Stories that spark ideas and remind you you’re not alone • The kind of perspective that simmers in the back of your mind until it shows up later as a stroke of genius If you run a heart-centered, community-minded, women-led business (whether it’s just you or a small team you adore) this is your space. A space to feel inspired. A space to feel understood. A space to remember that joy in your work is not an accident, it’s a design choice.
In this episode of Why My Business Works, Megan sits down with interior designer and creative director Susann Eva Goerg to explore what happens when art leads the room not as decoration, but as a driver of meaning, emotion, and quality of life.
Susann shares how a single piece of art in her own bedroom became the catalyst for reshaping her design philosophy and, eventually, her business. With a background in advertising and creativ...
In this episode of Why My Business Works, Megan sits down with designer and longtime friend Susan Yeley to talk about the power of proximity, authentic connection, and leading a company that genuinely takes care of its people.
Susan built her firm the same way she builds homes: with curiosity, presence, and a deep respect for the humans involved. She shares how her business grew alongside her young family, why she hires by “letting...
Note: This episode includes occasional adult language.
What happens when you stop contorting yourself into whatever clients want and start showing up as the sun in your business? In this first episode of Why My Business Works, Megan sits down with holistic interior designer Gala Magriña to talk about claiming your niche, valuing your work, and building a business that feels aligned from the inside out.
Gala shares the moment a bu...
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