Episode
How a Stay-at-Home Mom Built a Luxury Design Brand
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- Living Your Legacy
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- Jul 8, 2026
- Duration seconds
- 1300
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Summary
Jennifer Myers transforms homes into timeless, personalized spaces, but her greatest creation is the life she builds through resilience, creativity, and unwavering belief in herself. In this episode of Living Your Legacy , the founder of Rittenhouse Home shares how buying her first home at 19, renovating properties, and embracing interior design leads to a thriving design-build business rooted in relationships, craftsmanship, and trust. She reveals why staying true to your business model matters, how 3D rendering transforms the client experience, and why surrounding yourself with the right people changes everything. This conversation explores entrepreneurship, home renovation, luxury interior design, and the mindset required to build a business that stands the test of time without losing sight of family, purpose, and legacy. Key Takeaways Build a business around your values instead of chasing every opportunity. The right relationships can accelerate or derail your personal and professional growth. Great interior design begins by understanding how people truly live. Trust your vision, know your worth, and avoid compromising your business model. Technology like advanced 3D renderings helps clients confidently invest in a vision they cannot yet see. Notable Quotes "Who you surround yourself with is so important to your own personal growth." "Know your worth and stick to your business model." "We are giving them something that they cannot see." "The kitchen is the heart of the home." "I learned how to be successful at something I love."