I’m joined by a special guest and RYB Alumni, Burgundy Hubert, to talk about navigating difficult times in life and business with grace and compassion.

Having a business mentor can help reduce stress and overwhelm and get you to reach your goals in a more efficient way.

Hear from some Rock Your Business alumnus on how my signature program helped them create the life, business, and bank account of their dreams.

5 years ago, Brandon was in a toxic salon environment. He came from a really small town and moved to the bigger metropolis where he went to school. After school, he immediately went into working in a salon with a toxic employer.

There’s no denying that confidence is important. Not only in our day-to-day lives, but also in our businesses.

While knowing that is important, actually HAVING confidence is a completely different story.

Maybe you’ve found the confidence to implement something new in your business once or twice, but you can’t seem to stick with it or stay accountable to yourself

Let’s be honest, investing in yourself is really nerve-wracking. Jodie isn’t shy to admit that she was a little anxious to invest in herself.

Before Rock Your Business, she had only invested in marketing education. She had taken a few Instagram courses, and some marketing theory classes, but had never invested in anything to help her put structure in her business.

The thing is, I didn’t really understand finances. Although I knew I was putting money aside to pay for my taxes as a self-employed business owner, I didn’t really know much about it at all.

It was just like all of a sudden I got this MASSIVE tax bill for $20,000 and I didn’t have that money.

From the outside, Stephanie had the white-picket-fence life. She was married at 24, bought a house at 24, was married to a great man and she had it all. They had expensive vehicles, great careers and they were on track to do it all. Then it all got stripped away and Stephanie was left wondering “now what?”.

Today I’m talking to one of my INCREDIBLE Rock Your Business students, Lauren Barton! I wanted to chat with Lauren because she turned her entire business around in a very short time, which transformed her life and prepared her for this insane pandemic we’re all experiencing right now.

When I first met Lauren, she was working 50+ hours per week, educating for a brand, and doing all her own marketing. She was double booked, had zero downtime, and hadn’t raised her prices since opening her own salon years earlier.

Now, Lauren has doubled her prices and only works four days per week! She let go of her assistant, opened an online shop, and streamlined all her business systems.

Lauren is an amazing example of what you can achieve with a little bit of guidance and determination. Now, I know it’s easy to listen to interviews and think “That’s so inspirational! Too bad I could never do that.” Well guess what? Lauren used to think that too, and now she’s that person on the podcasts inspiring everyone else.

Listen in to our conversation about big change and all the anxiety and exhilaration that comes with it.

Holy moly, friend! Welcome to 2021. It’s been a wild ride but we finally made it!

I’m so excited for you to listen in to today’s episode, I’ve got a super special guest, Sam Stevens. Sam is not only a wonderful friend, but also an RYB Alumni who got up to some pretty incredible things last year, right in the middle of a pandemic.

This is a jam-packed episode and you are going to love Sam’s story!

Oh my gosh, I’m so excited for you to dive into this episode of The Anxious Creative Podcast. I’ve got a special guest, Sarah Mitchell. She’s an RYB Alumni, a rad stylist and one of the coolest people I know (we also might be long-lost twins).

She joined Rock Your Business in July, right in the middle of a pandemic, and she’s been making huge waves in her business.

You are going to love this.

I’ve got a special guest for you today, Casey Taylor, she’s an RYB alumni who joined right in the midst of a pandemic. You are not gonna wanna miss this episode ‘cause Casey has done some pretty amazing things this year, despite the pandemic.

I know you’re going to learn so much from Casey, so let’s get right to it!

I’m so excited to bring you another episode of The Anxious Creative with special guest, an RYB Alumni and Mastermind member, Rebecca Anthony.

I’ve seriously been waiting for this episode for SO long.

Rebecca’s been a fan of the show since its inception 2 years ago. (For those OG listeners, you might recall that my show hasn’t always been called The Anxious Creative).

We’re back at it again with another awesome episode of The Anxious Creative.

This week I’ve got my friend and student Jen Shattuck from Oregon coming to chat about moving across the country, learning new techniques and following your dreams.

She’s been in the hair industry for 14 years (a little longer if you count schooling). She had an amazing opportunity to start cosmetology education in high school. Before she took the class she could barely paint her nails or do makeup, she didn’t know anything about cosmetology!

Today I’m so excited to chat with Livia, one of my students and a kickass stylist and business owner.

Get this: She graduated from hair school in 2018 and opened her first salon in 2019. AND she hired her first employee. She’s also quadrupled her income in the past two years, and she’s only 20!

To top it all off, she even lives in my hometown and we graduated from the same high school just a *few* years apart! (Okay, more like, 20 years apart…but I digress).

I’ve got a treat for you today! In this episode, I’m talking with Holly Luby from Thunder Bay, Ontario. (Coolest town name ever.)

Holly is a Rock Your Business alumna, self-proclaimed control freak, and anxious creative. She’s been a stylist for 15 years, an educator for 8, and a business owner since February.