Wisp Collective

In this episode of the Wisp Collective Podcast, we dive into the importance of Consultations.

Consultations can be an incredibly useful tool when implemented properly. They work to build the relationship with your clientele & establish clear expectations for both the stylist and the client alike! 

Tune in to learn more about how you as salon owner can be utilizing consultations to help support your team. 

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In today's episode of the Wisp Collective Podcast, we dive into The Work of Byron Katie.

Byron Katie is an speaker, author, and teacher who created a form of self-inquiry that is known as "The Work". Through the use of meditation & questioning our own thoughts, we are able to look inward to identify and question the thoughts that cause all the suffering in the world. Specifically we'll be diving into the "Judge Your Neighbor" worksheet, available for through Byron Katie's website and also in the link below. 

This episode is all about using The Work as a leadership development tool and incorporating it more into your life. 

Judge Your Neighbor Worksheet

In today's episode of the Wisp Collective Podcast, Renee dives in deep to the topic of tip culture. What it is, what it means for you as a service provider, & all the client interactions it can influence. 

This one is a doozy. It's the elephany in the room that no one wants to talk about. Does the bad outweigh the good? Is it about time that tip culture is looked into a bit more closely? 

You won't want to miss this one!

Renee sits down to have a discussion with the one & only Roch Lemay! Not only is he a stylist, colourist, and educator- he also works on project development for Colour Mentor & Davines Italy. When he isn't working as a colourist at @salonpuremtl, he is a traveling educator teaching other hairdressers how to master their skillset & level-up their craft.

We're so incredibly honoured to have the one and only Nicole North as a guest on the podcast this week. She is a corporate consultant from Whiteboard Consulting who focuses on learning and training leaders. Her mission is to train leaders to create a work culture where employees feel like they can defy all odds.

Nicole and Renee's conversation covers everything from scaling your business through the use of systems and processes to kind leadership to using Clubhouse to network and connect with industry leaders.

Episode 17 of the Wisp Collective Podcast is now LIVE!

In this episode, Renee dives into EDUCATION.

A huge part of why education is such an important aspect of this industry is it challenges you in new ways that will assist the growth of your career as a stylist. 

As a salon owner, implementing a strategic education plan at all position levels is crucial to solidifying a thorough and productive education program for your staff.

In this very special episode, Renee is a guest on the Teams With EDGE Podcast with Ashlee Livingstone. They discuss Renee's leadership journey throughout a pandemic, gratitude, and showing up. 

Ashlee is the Founder & Cheif Engagement Officer of @ourforte and the host of the Teams With Edge Podcast- a show for leaders who are looking for ease, connection, and to lead consciously.

Follow Ashlee @ashlee.livingstone & @ourforte to stay updated on all things leadership.

This week's episode of the Wisp Collective Podcast has a very special guest- graphic designer extraordinare Kirsten Hickey! Renee and Kristen talk about everything from getting the most our of your graphic designer to the imporance of branding & online shops.

On this week's episode Renee has two very special guests- her mom, Suzanne Lanteigne, and aunt, Joanne Vachon. Two of the four women behind the school that made incredible contributions to the professional beauty business in Durham Region and beyond.

Topics of discussion include legacy, the importance of schools & how leaders and salon owners can better support that infrastructure, business ownership, and preparing for your exit.