Educated Artistry

Todays guest is Abby O'Sullivan, she is a nutrition and mobility coach as well as a lash artist. She has been in the industry for 13 years and shares her story about how the physical pain and emotional burnout she experienced from working long hours brought her into her passion of helping other lash artists have a pain free, happy long term career.

If you have ever felt burnt out physically, mentally or emotionally there are tips in this episode you can start using today. If you're brand new to the industry check this out for preventative care!

To learn more follow Abby on Instagram

www.instagram.com/foxie_fit

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Have you been wanting to do a content shoot for your business but feel like you don't know where to start or how to get the most out of it, let alone stay organized? Listen in to an Instagram Live Kourtnie and I did sharing tips and tricks, sharing all about how we organize a content shoot, and how you can to on ANY budget!

Grab my free content shoot planner by clicking on the link below!

https://view.flodesk.com/pages/6025908596db3ef531013beb

Follow Kourtnie on Instagram

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A conversation was sparked about lash artists using Venmo when I saw posts going around describing to artists to tell clients to send money with a random emoji instead of the name of the service.

In todays episode I am joined by Kayla of @Vaudepro. We talk about Venmo's terms of service when it comes to business transactions, why tracking all income is important and how you can use Venmo without the fear of your account getting closed.

We are not affiliated nor experts in Venmo. For more information please visit Venmo.com

Follow Kayla on Instagram

https://instagram.com/vaudepro

In todays episode with Ali Lilly, the owner of Lash Anarchist and the host of Lashes and Bullsh*t podcast we talk about selling retail as a lash artist, TikTok, CPAs and Email Marketing. You could say we cover a wide variety of topics!

Grab your coffee and come have a lash chat with us

Happy New Year and Welcome 2021! Today is a short and sweet episode of me reading some listener stories about positive things that happened in 2020 as well as my own story.

Follow the lovely ladies who wrote in here

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https://instagram.com/lashantidote

https://instagram.com/lashsamurai

We ghosted you!

Thank you for everyone who has been so patient and understanding while we went on a long hiatus from the podcast. It's been almost 3 months to the day since we last shared an episode with you all.

In this episode we talk about what we've been up to, why we took a break and where we are going with the future of the show.

On todays episode Kayla shares 5 ways to work on your business when you're having a slow week, gaps in your schedule or you just got those dreadful last minute cancellations. We've all been there! Maybe you're a brand new artist and still building your clientele or an established artist like Kayla and just have slow weeks once in awhile. Instead of having a panic attack, take a deep a breathe and use that time off to work on your business, improve it and set yourself up for success when you are fully booked!

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On May 5th, Ilona of Revolashion created a post on Instagram, addressing undercutting in the lash industry. Unfortunately, undercutting happens more often than we would like to see but do we really understand the impact that it's having on our businesses, on our industry and our potential for successful careers? In today's episode we talk to Ilona about what prompted her to create the post, her thoughts on undercutting and ultimately what are responsibilities are as an industry to improve it.

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https://www.instagram.com/educatedartistry

Sponsors:

Megan Rayo of Electric Beauty Pro

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We are in a heavy time with the pandemic and the civil rights movement. Some of us are managing our stress fine and some of us are struggling. In this episode we want to shed some light on mental health, the good, the bad, our personal struggles and how we cope. We want others to know that they are not alone if they are struggling. Let's normalize taking a mental health day when needed, getting help and talking about our struggles. Let's take time to talk about how to prep our business if we need to take some time off for our mental health. Let's talk about protecting our energy and cutting toxic shit out of our lives. Let's talk about self-care beyond face masks, lashes and a hot bath. Let's talk about the last time you did something for your own personal growth. Ready? Hit play.

Sponsors:

Megan Rayo of Electric Beauty Pro - Book your photo or video content shoot and receive 10% off when you mention you found her from Educated Artistry!

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On todays episode we chat with Roxie Phillips of Roxie Lashes LLC about the opening of her lash school, DFW Lash University in Carrollton Texas. Roxie has thought out every detail of this 320 hour program so much so that it made us want to go attend her school!

Roxie shares her start in the lash industry, her passion and drive behind the creation of DFW Lash University, the details of what her school will cover and where she sees her empire growing in the future.

Enjoy this episode and don't forget to follow along Roxies journey!

Contact Roxie at

https://instagram.com/dfwlashuniversity

https://instagram.com/roxielashes

[email protected]