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I’ve talked about hair loss so many times, and yet, people still have so many questions. Why? Because hair loss is something almost everyone faces with aging, and it can be emotionally tough for both men and women. If you live long enough, hair loss will happen, regardless of gender. But what if it starts earlier? Like in your 20s? And especially if you’re a woman? 

For some women, hair loss isn’t just something they deal with later in life, it’s something they’ve been struggling with since their teenage years. And while we’ve come a long way in treating hair loss, there’s no magic pill that fixes it all. The truth is, it’s way more than just a cosmetic issue—it’s tied to how we see ourselves, our confidence, and even how we show up in the world. But here’s the thing—embracing hair loss can actually be a powerful way to step into your authentic self. 

Check out this week’s podcast featuring Barb Betts as she shares her hair loss journey. She discusses how it began, the treatments she explored, and the hardest parts of her experience. If you’re dealing with hair loss, you definitely won’t want to miss this one!

Key Takeaways:

- Hair loss can have a significant emotional impact and is often accompanied by a stigma.

- Finding a long-term solution for hair loss can be challenging, and it may require trying various treatments and products.

- Wearing a wig or hairpiece can provide a sense of confidence and allow individuals to embrace their authentic selves.

- Sharing personal experiences with hair loss can help others going through similar struggles. - Sharing your story and being authentic can lead to unexpected support and empowerment.

- Everyone has their own unique hair story and something they may be hiding or feeling ashamed of.

- Wigs can be a great solution for hair loss, providing versatility and the ability to style and care for them like natural hair.

- Hair loss is a complex issue with various causes, and not all treatments or products work for everyone.

- Finding confidence and self-acceptance is key to living a fulfilling and authentic life.

In This Episode:

(7:50) Hair Loss Begins at a Young Age

(10:20) Discovering Underlying Conditions

(13:44) The Emotional Impact of Hair Loss

(18:58) Hair Transplant as a Potential Solution

(25:37) The Power of Sharing and Authenticity

(30:28) The Freedom and Confidence of Wearing Wigs

(32:55)Taking Care of Wigs and Embracing Change

35:45) The Complexity of Hair Loss and Treatment Options

(38:15) Finding Peace and Confidence

(41:20) The Transformative Power of Authenticity

Barb Betts, CEO of Relately Marketing, is a sought-after keynote speaker and entrepreneur. She has captivated stages at LVMH, Thelios, Fidelity National, Inman Connect, and the National Association of REALTORS® Annual Conference. With over 20 years of experience, Barb teaches professionals through her signature program, RELATE, on leveraging authentic relationships to grow their business. Barb emphasizes that relationships are both an art and a science, achievable through structured and measurable actions. Her high-energy presentations inspire audiences to build trust-based relationships, leading to more referrals, revenue and loyal clients. Barb’s approach equips businesses to confidently adapt and thrive in any industry.

On a personal note, Barb’s never met a steakhouse she didn’t like and when she’s not speaking on a stage you can find her indulging in some retail therapy and spending time with her family! 

Follow Barb Betts here:

Website: www.barbbetts.com

Instagram: instagram.com/barbbetts

Facebook: facebook.com/barbmbetts

LinkedIN: linkedin.com/in/barbbetts

Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCSQ2LZ01NXSZYfP8yw3xfbw

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