Well, so much more has already happened since I recorded this haha

I want to share this journey with you because I want to showcase exactly what can happen when you go all in and take risks and trust and back yourself

Buying a failing grooming salon wasn’t really on my 2026 bingo card, but I’ve done it and I’m equal parts nervous and excited to show you how I turn it around and the exact steps I take

I’ll do a catch up episode in a month and we can compare starting point to 6 weeks in.

As a list, so far;

- Redid the branding as there was no public relationship with it and it was not a true reflection of the standard of work. It was childish and outdated

- Replaced some equipment to support faster work

- Started posting daily and interacting with the community (4-5 new clients already in a week)

- Decluttered the salon, cleaned it, and painted - open space IS premium

- Bought new uniforms

- Had the sun scorched front building sign quoted for replacement as it totally cheapens the facade and first impressions

- Response time for clients is up over 200%

- All abandoned bookings (cancelled) were saved apart from 1 where a dog passed away, taking abandoned bookings down by 34%

And so much more 😅😅

It’s been hard and stressful, but as someone that can see the long term payoff I say bring it on