Thanks for your kind words. The bigger stuff is great, and I certainly like to sink my teeth into them. But they don't come as often as I would like them to, and they can be mentally and physically draining. So the small jobs to me are every bit as important even though the profit margin is smaller, I can certainly live on the small jobs. I'm usually brought into projects either to design and fabricate, just fabricate or both. But the smaller jobs keep me in contact with my clients so when the larger jobs come up they call me in. And then there are smaller jobs that I just can't resist doing because they are so challenging to me, and could provide other contacts with GC's, interior designers, architects, magizine publications, etc. I look at each job as an exercise that pushes my abilities to the edge and further. And the smaller scale jobs get to completion faster, and final payment. Staying in the loop.
~Lauren