Have you ever worked in a toxic environment? Or have you felt toxic? Well co-author of Fuckery and business owner of Radius Lori Eberly is here to help. Her company focuses on enhancing self-awareness, identifying damaging habits, and fixing broken systems.

Team players are my jam. As I mentioned in my earlier episodes I've been doing hair for over thirteen years. I've been in salons where I felt that my efforts were not appreciated or noticed and then I've worked in places where I felt my efforts were important and the extra work to bring people together was worth it. I feel right now with Covid-19 and the injustice out there this is something that I feel is important for everyone. AND something that people need. People crave to be heard, they crave for community and they crave to belong. Doesn't matter if you're into hair or not. People need to feel of value.

I am a huge advocate of hair care products. I've began to research which product line I'd like to carry when I start my salon. Bumble and Bumble was founded by hairdresser and entrepreneur Michael Gordon in the 1970s and has since become one of the most respected names in hair care products. Here is my interview with Bumble and Bumble representative Lauren Newton of the Portland area.

For this episode I talk about how I fell into doing hair, what beauty school was like and my journey to becoming an owner.

I start off by telling you a little bit about myself and what led me to becoming a hairstylist. I then take this opportunity to announce the next big step in my career.