The Beauty Biz™ Show – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Today I tackle an issue that all of us have faced. What should we do when life interrupts the flow of our business? How do we stay focused, productive, and connected to our work as an esthetician with all that life and business throw at us?

"My beauty biz world is abundantly fulfilling, but it also comes with a very long to-do list." - Lori Crete. 

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Today's guest Kerri Kasem and I have a lot in common. We both appreciate simplicity and functionality and I admire her branding and marketing. She found the right people and credits them for helping her as she created her first skincare product, The One. In this episode, Kerri and I discuss what brought her to start a skincare line and what she didn't know that she didn't know about the business. We also talk about the power of serendipity and her journey with lupus.

"I was using so many different products because I wanted this ingredient and this ingredient all in one."  - Kerri Kasem.

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Listen in to learn how Sabrina Scott uses Google reviews and community networking to get her business booked perfectly and what it has been like to hire a lobbyist to help her get the laws updated in her state.

"We need to get the ball rolling with a bill that will update laws and help us have the language where it needs to be updated. The skincare has changed so much in the last decade." - Sabrina Scott.

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There's a difference between becoming booked solid and booked perfectly. How can you create the perfect schedule for yourself? Tune in to learn how.

"Start surrounding yourself with people who give you permission to be successful." - Lori Crete.

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Jess and I talk about the shifts that are happening in our industry, holistic beauty, mothering and being a professional simultaneously, and much more.

"Social media is a powerful tool for your business but I think it is a double-edged sword." - Jess Arnaudin

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I'm excited to have Jay Nixon, my significant other, here with me on today's show to talk about his new book The Purpose of Pain.

"I don't want you to get stuck in the personal development vortex of trying to figure out, 'what do I do next?'." - Jay Nixon.

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The end of the summer hangover can be hard, so if you're having trouble getting back to the biz success patterns and rituals then this show is for you!

"Fixing and curing your end of the summer hangover requires a commitment to show up no matter what." - Lori Crete.

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Daisy Jing is a powerhouse! She was awarded Forbes 30 Under 30, an Inc 500 Entrepreneur and LA's Fastest Growing Female-Owned Company. Enjoy the show with her today!

"It was really a problem I had that I wanted to solve. I never intended to create a whole line of products." - Daisy Jing.

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I'm so excited to do this episode because I'm sharing some great updates! I have some super fun news to share about my beauty biz life.

"I'm hosting a 7-day beauty giveaway celebrating my birthday (it's a big one for me this year, guys). So I'm literally collaborating with my favorite beauty brands to give away thousands of dollars in beauty goodies." - Lori Crete.

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Suzi Weiss-Fischmann was one of the founders of OPI nail polish. She has an amazing eye for color and wrote the book, I'm Not Really a Waitress.

"Time is money when you're providing a service so it is very important for the product to work very efficiently." - Suzi Weiss-Fischmann.

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