[295] As we near the end of our rerun series, this episode challenges the idea that happiness is a destination. With this conversation, happiness researcher Dr Gillian Mandich (@drgillianmandich) seeks to reframe our concept of happiness, understand the science behind joy, share practical strategies for building our "happiness muscle", and explain why embracing our entire emotional spectrum is so important.

Join us as we explore the many dimensions of happiness, beginning with the idea that we need to cultivate it daily through small moments of joy.

This conversation was originally released in December 2021 as part of Season 5.

Links:

Learn more about The International Happiness Institute of Health Science Research: https://www.internationalhappinessinstitute.com

Learn more about Dr Gillian Mandich: https://www.gillianmandich.com/about

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[294] Have you ever felt the life-changing impact of a mentor's guidance, wondered how to go from mastering individual skills to becoming a mentor yourself, or what it would take for you to be able to work with an industry leader you've looked up to for years?

In this episode, hear real-life professional stories highlighting the importance of empathy, cooperation, and building a community centred on mutual success. Then, discover how a viral video and a handwritten letter turned into a life-changing relationship for salon owner and educator Georgia Bell (@georgiabellhair).

This conversation with Georgia Bell was originally released in October 2020 as part of Season 4.

Links:

Learn more about Society by Georgia Bell: https://www.societygeorgiabell.co.uk/

Listen to "Why I’m Not Afraid of Change!" featuring Georgia Bell on the How to Cut It podcast: https://howtocut.it/georgia-bell-hairdresser/

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[293] What if failure was the key to your success? Whether you're a seasoned beauty pro or just starting out, Hunter Donia's (@hairbyhunty) experience of rebuilding a clientele after relocating to a new area underscores the importance of adaptability and continuous learning.

In this episode, learn more about how and why, despite initial confidence and extensive efforts, putting the finger on what would work for him in this new city was slower and more discouraging than expected.

This conversation with Hunter Donia was originally released in February 2022 as part of Season 6.

Links:

Learn more about Hunter Donia: https://www.hunterdonia.com/

Listen to The Modern Hairstylist Podcast: https://www.hunterdonia.com/podcast

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[292] What happens when a successful corporate executive chances everything on a failing beauty salon? What happens when you reach the point of no return, when you know things have to change? Stefania Rossi (@stefaniarossirecruitment) and Kelly Shaw's (@kellyshawme) journeys are tales of bold decisions and transformative leadership.

In this episode, learn more about their motivations, the critical moments that defined their careers, and the strategies they implemented to turn their ships (salons) around.

This shortened version of the conversation with Stefania Rossi was originally released in May 2022 as part of Season 6, and Kelly Shaw's was originally released in August 2021 as part of Season 5.

Links:

Learn more about Stefania Rossi Recruitment: https://www.stefaniarossi.co.uk/

Learn more about Kelly Shaw's coaching: https://www.kellyshaw.me/

Get your copy of 'Beauty and The Best' by Susan Routledge

Get your copy of 'How To Make Your Salon Work; So You Don't Have To' by Kelly Shaw

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[291] Do you tend to avoid tough conversations or feel like you're walking on eggshells, over-explaining and justifying everything? Are you feeling resentful or passive-aggressive? If you're a people-pleaser, an empath, or a joy seeker, this 90-minutes-part-rerun-part-new episode unpacks the damaging effects of codependency patterns on leadership and team dynamics, discusses the critical role of self-worth and internal safety and explores the importance of setting healthy boundaries.

Craving a healthier business environment with practical tips and personal grounding practices that can help you reclaim leadership? Tune in as we explore codependency in salons and spas with the Owner, Lead Educator, and Context Creator at Passion Squared, Nina L. Kovner (@ninakovner).

Parts of this conversation with Nina L. Kovner were originally released in August 2021 as part of Season 5.

Links:

Learn more about Passion Squared (@passionsquared): https://passionsquared.net/our-story/

Shop Nina's books and/or subscribe to "Love Notes Daily": https://passionsquared.net/shop/

Listen to the "People Passion Purpose" podcast: https://passionsquared.net/podcast/

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[290] Do you tend to avoid tough conversations or feel like you're walking on eggshells, over-explaining and justifying everything? Are you feeling resentful or passive-aggressive? If you're a people-pleaser, an empath, or a joy seeker, this 90-minutes-part-rerun-part-new episode unpacks the damaging effects of codependency patterns on leadership and team dynamics, discusses the critical role of self-worth and internal safety and explores the importance of setting healthy boundaries.

Craving a healthier business environment with practical tips and personal grounding practices that can help you reclaim leadership? Tune in as we explore codependency in salons and spas with the Owner, Lead Educator, and Context Creator at Passion Squared, Nina L. Kovner (@ninakovner).

Parts of this conversation with Nina L. Kovner were originally released in August 2021 as part of Season 5.

Links:

Learn more about Passion Squared (@passionsquared): https://passionsquared.net/our-story/

Shop Nina's books and/or subscribe to "Love Notes Daily": https://passionsquared.net/shop/

Listen to the "People Passion Purpose" podcast: https://passionsquared.net/podcast/

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Productivity isn't just about finding more time; it's about better allocating the time we have. In part two of this episode with James Parnell, Founder of the Wellbeing Gym, we explore ways to leverage neuroscience and circadian rhythms for enhanced alertness, deep thinking and, ultimately, a more fulfilling life away from the concept of "Total Work".

Parts of this conversation with James Parnell were originally released in September 2018 as part of Season 2.

Links:

Learn more about The Wellbeing Gym: https://thewellbeinggym.com/

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Making meaningful progress towards goals shouldn't come at the expense of living a fulfilling life. And yet, far too often, we find ourselves stressing over how there are never enough hours in the day. Either that, or we succumb to the endless cycle of procrastination. What if there was a way to unlock your true productive potential without sacrificing your wellbeing? 

In part one of this episode, find out what frameworks performance and productivity coach James Parnell uses to reshape the traditional narratives of productivity and learn how you can apply them to your busy salon professional life.

Parts of this conversation with James Parnell were originally released in September 2018 as part of Season 2.

Links:

Learn more about The Wellbeing Gym: https://thewellbeinggym.com/

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Through a candid conversation highlighting some of the complexities of growing a business in the salon industry, discover why franchising might be the growth strategy you need.

Contrasting the traditional method of opening multiple locations with real-life examples and Katie's own experiences, this episode rerun digs into the specifics of what makes a business franchise-ready, from having an autonomous operational model to owning a magnetic brand that draws interested entrepreneurs to your doorstep.

Hear salon owner, business mentor, author, and podcaster Katie Godfrey (KG Professional, The Life of KG) breaks down the importance of brand consistency and the delicate dance of balancing centralized control with the unique flair of individual franchisees.

This conversation with Katie Godfrey was originally released in March 2021 as part of Season 5.

Links:

Learn more about KG Professional: https://kgprofessional.com

Get your tickets to the Salon Owners Summit: https://www.salonownersummit.com/tickets

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[286] In this episode rerun, salon owner & educator Erin Raber (@theculturecurl) walks us through the evolution of her salon's brand identity, how she redefined her marketing strategy to attract her ideal clientele and the clarity that comes with a focused marketing vision.

Pin-Up Curls' transformative journey from slow to flywheel growth is a powerful reminder of the importance of embracing innovation and striving for continuous improvement in business. By adopting the principles of flywheel growth, any company—big or small—can unleash its full potential and achieve sustainable success in the long run.

This conversation with Erin Raber was originally released in October 2022 as part of Season 6.

Links:

Learn more about Pin-Up Curls: https://www.pin-upcurls.com

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