What's a skill from outside the industry that secretly makes you better at your job? 🎯

Maybe you were a chef, an athlete, a teacher, or served in the military. Tell us about a past life or hidden talent that gives you an edge in your work today!

Parenting, and specifically mothers with more than one child. Multi-tasking and the ability to listen in the midst of chaos is a learned skill not taught any other way than pure experience!

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I was a registered nurse in my former life. Still am! But my ability to deal with people in their worst moments has been useful in our design/build business. Multitasking is big for a nurse as we all know and that helps me greatly in our business. Plus, an added bonus for our clients is I can give them health advice too! And I don’t charge for that! lol My husband is a Pharmacist and a Licensed Residential Contractor. Yeah, very odd combination. (We started our build-design business from pure passion for the love of historic homes and design on my part.) So he can build you a beautiful custom kitchen and advise you on you on any medications you may be taking

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