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    In this Kelly Wearstler interview, one of the most influential designers in the world takes you back to before any of it, when she was waiting tables and working for free. Kelly Wearstler leads a design empire today. She built it starting with an unpaid apprenticeship in New York under Milton Glaser, the designer behind the "I Love New York" logo, while waiting tables to survive. In this clip: - Leaving home at 18 and putting herself through school in Boston, working by day and in her studio at night - The unpaid Milton Glaser apprenticeship that became her real education - Why she believes waiting tables plus working for free describes "nine out of ten of the successful people I know" - Moving to LA on three days' notice with credit card debt and no plan B - Doing a couple's living room for no budget, flashlight at the flea market at 5 AM, doing everything herself - How that one room turned into an entire business by word of mouth, with no Instagram and no advertising - The honest part nobody talks about: she still has nightmares about going back to waiting tables - How that first Elle Decor feature led to her first real client, and saying yes before she knew how - Learning construction on the job by asking questions and watching every trade on-site Kelly's whole empire started with no money, no playbook, and a willingness to do the unglamorous work. This is what building something from nothing actually looks like. #KellyWearstler #Entrepreneurship #StartedFromTheBottom #DesignCareer #SelfMade #Aspire #PersonalGrowth #InteriorDesign #WaitingTables #FemaleFounders #EmmaGrede Full Episode: https://youtu.be/0L4wSbULZ3g Hey Darlings 💛, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE HERE: https://www.youtube.com/@EmmaGrede?sub_confirmation=1
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