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Happy New Year!! Did you set your goals for the New Year yet? In order to know where you're going, you have to know where you are and in order to know where you are, you have to know where you've been. What was last year like for you? The good, the bad, the I want more of and the I am never doing that again!
In this episode we share some of the best ideas that we have found on how and what to reflect on in the previous year, so you can make the best road map for success in both your personal and business life in 2020. We're doing this one with you and get a little vulnerable on sharing how our year was, some of our goals and somethings we don't want to repeat again!
Grab some coffee, grab a note pad, write down the steps, and do the homework, so you can create a road map for all of your future goals!!
You got this!
Podcasts referred to in episode:
Jenna Kutcher - The Goal Digger Podcast
+ Episode 321 - I made this much this year. A review of 2019
+ Episode 322 - Suck at saying no? Listen to this.
http://goaldiggerpodcast.libsyn.com/rss
Rachel Hollis - Rise Podcast
+ The most important things I do every year [rebroadcast]
https://feeds.megaphone.fm/rise
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On the final episode for 2019, Taylor and Kayla share 10 ways you can improve, grow and take control of your business in 2020. Grab a notebook and start writing down all the ideas that inspire you during this episode!
Happy Holidays!
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In this episode, we're talking with The Borby Boy, Steven Strazzullo, about the direction of the industry, how he's inspiring others, his take on branding and how he's grown his following so quickly on IG. Plus, he shares some tips on how you can too!
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Finding your voice in the lash industry or life in general, is not easy for most us. In this episode, Ali shares her journey from Beauty School to becoming the Lash Anarchist, the tough decisions she's had to make along the way, how she goes about making those decisions and how she developed her, "Fuck it. Have fun!" attitude. We loved hearing Ali's journey and hope that it inspires you to find your voice, to stand up for what you want, to let go of what needs to be let go and start working towards what makes you happy.
Ali's Instagram: https://instagram.com/lashanarchist
Shop products and workshops: www.lashanarchist.com
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We all know that we have an opportunity to make more money and create a full-service experience for our clients by offering retail but not all of us are comfortable selling it or even know where to begin with what to have in our studios. In this episode, we pull from our 10+ years of experience working in retail to share our top tips on how to sell it, what to carry, opening wholesale accounts, getting over your fears and so much more! If this is an area that you struggle with, this episode is full of ideas to help you get past those struggles.
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If you've ever wondered how one transitions from lash artist, to trainer, to stepping out and building their own tweezer line, this episode is for you.
We sat down with Tasha of Lash Baby to talk about her journey and transitions through all the phases. She gave us insight on finding a manufacturer, testing samples, her hate of going to the post office and what's to come for Lash Baby in 2020.
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Shop with her at thelashbaby.myshopify.com
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In this episode we talk with Derek Davenport, owner of Urban Routine Skin on being a male in the lash industry, salon ownership and his new project BrandYOU.
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Learn more about BrandYOU at https://urbanroutinewichita.com/brandyou
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In this episode we talk about how overworking and overbooking can cause a serious burnout for lash artists. We share tips and advice on how setting systems in place can help avoid a burnout and how you can start implementing these into your lash business TODAY!
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In this episode we talk with Borboleta Founder Kim Jaynes about being a working mom in the Lash Industry. Kim opened up to us on what motherhood has been like, the best advice she has received, how being a mom has impacted her role in her business and what she wants other moms to know about having success in both motherhood and business. Kim is also graciously empowering one lucky listener with an amazing GIVEAWAY. Make sure to listen to the end for details and as always, thank you for listening.
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