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Sep 10, 2018
I do business different from a lot of stylists.
I know what works for me, and my way doesn’t have to work for everyone.
You might be facing a tough decision in your own business, and you might be confused by all the advice out there telling you what you “should” do. It might be good advice, or your gut might be telling you to do something completely different.
I do business different from a lot of stylists.
I know what works for me, and my way doesn’t have to work for everyone.
You might be facing a tough decision in your own business, and you might be confused by all the advice out there telling you what you “should” do. It might be good advice, or your gut might be telling you to do something completely different.
This episode is all about the week I did the unthinkable: I turned my phone OFF, put it in the glovebox of my car, and unplugged for a whole week.
Seven whole days, sans phone and internet. I know, nuts right?
I lived most of my life not even knowing what boundaries were.
I used to get so upset at clients for texting me late at night, or texting me at all, when I had told them about online booking.
If I’ve learned anything from years of working in the beauty industry, it’s the importance of asking the right questions.
The most important skill you can learn as a stylist is to make sure you and your clients are on the same page. After all, there’s nothing worse than feeling like you did a kickass job on someone’s hair and then realizing they hate it!
Gee, was i proven wrong quickly. Everything about this product is amazing ( and I say that with all honesty) . I can tell it was thoughtfully designed and even has a nice aesthetic.
This week I sit down with Mallory Chapman. She’s a kick ass entrepreneur in the wellness industry. She has brought surfing to us landlocked Calgarians and wins us over with her amazing outlook on life and positive attitude.
Join us for heartfelt conversations on navigating business, relationships, and the unique challenges of a creative life. Laugh, shed a tear, and embrace the cringe as we share stories that unite us in our struggles and triumphs. This is your space to feel understood, inspired, and less alone on your creative path.