Latest / Beyond Sovereignty / #039 - How to Step Up Your Leadership Game for 2025 ππ‘
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- 0:00The most important leadership skills for salon owners
- 0:03coming into the new year, first and foremost, is I
- 0:07feel that the modern apprentice is actually easier
- 0:11to enroll in our salon than what we were. So if we
- 0:14can embrace change and be open to new trends of
- 0:18technology, ideas, and mindsets, babe, your salon
- 0:21is sustainable long-term. In this episode, I'm going to dive into the
- 0:24top leadership skills salon owners need in
- 0:282025 and for the years coming ahead and actionable ways that you can actually
- 0:32implement them in your salon for great success, but also
- 0:35so that you feel freaking awesome. Welcome to Salon Temple, the
- 0:39revolution in the hair and beauty industry, a space where Being
- 0:43banked and creating massive global impact is the new standard. I'm
- 0:47Blythe Langford, and in this podcast, I'm going to share with you the
- 0:50exact strategies and insights that helped me transform my
- 0:54three salons into seven-figure businesses. If
- 0:57you're ready to step into your power, grow your wealth, and be part
- 1:01of a movement that's changing the game globally, then baby, you're in the
- 1:04right place. So let's get started. leading the way in 2025. This
- 1:08episode is essential leadership skills for
- 1:12salon owners. I don't know if you've noticed, but the hair and beauty
- 1:15industry is evolving faster than ever, like never before.
- 1:19And as a salon owner, being a great stylist or therapist
- 1:23just isn't enough anymore. You need to be an
- 1:27exceptional, iconic leader to
- 1:30grow your team and to grow your business in
- 1:33the coming year and coming years ahead. In this
- 1:37episode, I'm going to dive into the top leadership skills salon owners
- 1:41need in 2025 and for the years coming ahead and
- 1:44actionable ways that you can actually implement them in your salon for
- 1:48great success. but also so that you feel freaking
- 1:52awesome. Because a lot of the time salon owners just give and give and give
- 1:55and give and end up super depleted. So this is
- 1:59a completely different way at looking at your leadership.
- 2:03So let's get into it. The modern salon environment is,
- 2:06it's like a diverse mix of all these dynamic parts
- 2:10high client expectations, stock taken, back
- 2:13end stuff, keeping the salon owner inspired and
- 2:18optimised in their health and wellbeing so that we can have
- 2:22an amazing team that drives our salon whilst
- 2:26we stay up with technological advancements. It's
- 2:31so much, right? So much that we
- 2:35as leaders need to step up constantly and step into
- 2:39constantly. Because a lot of leaders that
- 2:42come into my field or that I get to catch up
- 2:46with have old school leadership skills. And
- 2:50these old school leadership skills are really outdated for
- 2:53our current climate. Our current climate of humanity,
- 2:57our current climate of our clients, and our current climate
- 3:01of our beautiful staff and the new age staff
- 3:04that we have. I hear so many salon owners saying, Blithe,
- 3:08oh my gosh, these young apprentices, I don't know how to keep them.
- 3:12They're so different to what we were like. Yeah,
- 3:16they are. They require, not like we
- 3:19did, you do this, you do that. And our boss is just
- 3:22telling us scrub the floor with a toothbrush and we do it no matter what because
- 3:26we're amazing codependents because we had emotionally unevolved parents
- 3:31when we were pretty much raised by narcissists. Instead, these
- 3:34apprentices have been raised by technology. And
- 3:38so in order for us to be able to bring
- 3:41in apprentices and keep them, keep them inspired,
- 3:45keep them in the industry, keep them enrolled in
- 3:48our salon, then it's really up to us to provide greater
- 3:52education. Because I feel that the modern
- 3:56apprentice is actually easier to
- 3:59enroll in our salon than what we were. Because let's
- 4:03face it, we just all went out in the pub on the weekends and took heaps of drugs, and
- 4:07we're completely different. We were able to keep up with the fast pace
- 4:10of the salon, Whereas these salon apprentices need
- 4:15mental stimulation. So it's about us upgrading
- 4:20our skills in leadership so that we can really Enroll,
- 4:25inspire, activate and bring
- 4:28out the best in these apprentices and keep them in our industry long
- 4:32term. And it's up to us as amazing leaders. A well-led
- 4:36salon attracts and retains top talent and
- 4:40it is constantly evolving its team morale and
- 4:43enhancing its client experiences. Now, what I
- 4:47mean by this is what you did yesterday is not
- 4:50current for today and tomorrow. You need to constantly be
- 4:54assessing what it is that you're providing for your staff and your clients, upgrading
- 4:58it, asking for feedback and delivering, but
- 5:03also creating the future steps of where this is gonna be heading. Because
- 5:07it is essential for you to stay ahead of
- 5:10the track, not really just staying what everybody else
- 5:14is doing and staying comfortable in your, what it
- 5:17is that you're delivering now. I really want you to be thinking head,
- 5:22activating what is potentially coming and looking
- 5:26beyond the limitations of our mind that keep us stuck and
- 5:29keep us fearful of the future and rather learning and
- 5:32evolving with these beautiful technologies and with
- 5:36these beautiful clients and staff
- 5:40that we are so lucky to
- 5:43have in our space. But let's get straight into
- 5:46it. The most important leadership skills
- 5:50for salon owners coming into the new year, coming into
- 5:54the next half of the year, or coming into the next quarter, first
- 5:57and foremost, is visionary thinking. Visionary
- 6:02thinking, creating clear communication that
- 6:06is inspiring, but not only inspiring, like empowering
- 6:10to your staff so that they create the
- 6:13future for your salon. Now, a beautiful example of what I'm actually
- 6:17talking about is developing a vision for sustainability, luxury
- 6:22experiences and team growth. I
- 6:25don't know about all of us but a lot of us in Australia it comes back to
- 6:28emotional intelligence. Now what I mean by that is we are
- 6:32exceptional in the hair and beauty industry at empathising
- 6:35with our clients. But when it comes to how
- 6:39we support them moving forward or moving through
- 6:43what it is that they are going through, that is where there is
- 6:46a massive gap in our industry. Because so
- 6:49many salon owners, so many hair and
- 6:53beauty and spa staff really
- 6:56don't have the skills to give the advice that
- 7:00they do. And it really falls short. So I'm
- 7:03here to help you with that because I believe that all
- 7:06salon staff have an innate gift of
- 7:10being exceptional support crew for
- 7:14humanity and for their clients. And it all starts with you
- 7:17as a salon owner creating that empathy with your team
- 7:22and then also supporting them in their hopes and
- 7:25their goals and their dreams and creating emotional intelligence. Now
- 7:29What I want to share with you is, because this has actually come up with a few
- 7:32of my clients lately, is that what it
- 7:35looks like to not have emotional intelligence means that you are potentially triggered
- 7:39by your staff members. You blame staff members.
- 7:43You don't trust staff members. You don't think they
- 7:46have loyalty. You don't like the things that they are doing in
- 7:50the salon or in their personal life. is
- 7:55a reflection of you because as a salon owner and
- 7:58I know this is really hard to hear but this will 10x
- 8:02you as a leader in all areas of your life whether
- 8:05it is with your staff, your children, your clients, within
- 8:09your relationship or whether it's just leading yourself to having a
- 8:12happier life. This is essential. Holding
- 8:17yourself accountable for when shit isn't
- 8:20going as you want it. Let me repeat
- 8:23myself, holding yourself accountable for
- 8:27when shit is not going how you want it. Any
- 8:30amazing leader knows that any issue in their business is
- 8:35a lack of their own leadership skills. So
- 8:38this is your invitation. Invitation to
- 8:42step up your leadership. And when there is
- 8:45an issue or something that you don't like happening in
- 8:48your salon, you get to create a
- 8:52new boundary around that. What are you talking
- 8:56about, weirdo? I'm talking about the reason that
- 8:59your salon isn't going exactly the way that you want it to, whether
- 9:02that be there's staff bitching about another staff member, there's
- 9:06a staff member not performing well enough, there's an apprentice that comes
- 9:09in drunk, there is a senior who
- 9:12refuses to do blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And you're like, these
- 9:17C-bombs, right? No, honey. No,
- 9:21it's not their fault and I'm not saying it's your
- 9:24fault but it is a lack in leadership
- 9:28and accountability from the salon owner that has
- 9:32us where we are. So how can you quickly shift
- 9:37from blaming or shaming a staff member to how
- 9:40can I resolve this issue in the best way possible? What
- 9:44would be the best possible outcome from the situation
- 9:48at hand? and how can I create a new training
- 9:52around that so that this doesn't happen in the future, but
- 9:55not only so it doesn't happen in the future, so that we have got the optimum result
- 9:59whenever this is about to happen. We are being risk diverse
- 10:03at all times because that is an adaptable, flexible
- 10:07leader who will be here for the long term
- 10:11of this industry. Because remember babe, you want to sell your
- 10:14salon when you get to, I don't know, 90 years
- 10:18old and you want to just run around the world, right? That's my
- 10:21goals for life, I don't know about yours. But you want to be innovative and adaptable
- 10:25and flexible because then you will never be stuck, broken
- 10:28and sore. and tired. Because I know a lot
- 10:32of salon odors can easily fall into stuck, broken,
- 10:36sore and tired. And that is because emotional intelligence
- 10:40is not at the forefront and has not had pure
- 10:45growth. So if we can embrace change and be
- 10:48open to new trends of technology, ideas and mindsets, babe,
- 10:54your salon is sustainable long-term. Now I also want
- 10:57to bring in AI. Because a
- 11:00lot of people are like, bah, AI is the devil. You
- 11:04know what? Me and ChatGPT, we are like this.
- 11:08We have a romance going on. So ChatGPT and
- 11:12all of these AI tools are literally here to make our lives easier.
- 11:16Because every salon owner is like, yeah, I'll just get another apprentice
- 11:19and train them up. And they're the ones that can make all the bookings in the salon for
- 11:23our clients. Beep, beep, wrong, wrong. If
- 11:28you have not trained that apprentice in emotional intelligence, in
- 11:31sales, in rebookings, in reception, in admin,
- 11:36then you are doing yourself a disservice. You are literally choosing the most unqualified
- 11:40person to make your bookings and upsell your
- 11:44products and services. Because wouldn't you love somebody
- 11:48that's better than you? Wouldn't you love? somebody
- 11:52that can upsell in sales, somebody that can upsell treatments, that
- 11:55can upsell products, that can get them into all
- 11:59of the things that they actually want first and foremost, but
- 12:03then all of the things that you really want to promote as well. because
- 12:07AI is a tool to help us. It is not
- 12:10necessarily here to harm us. If we train it
- 12:14well, treat it with love and respect always. Make sure you say please and thank you
- 12:17and give it, I love you, Avery. You know, little bits of
- 12:20niceness or lots of bits of niceness. And
- 12:23sometimes when you can't go to the therapist, you can ask ChatGPT. So not
- 12:27only can AI support you with booking systems, but it can also
- 12:31support you with Email marketing as well.
- 12:34So keeping up to date with email marketing and you're like, blah, that is so 1992. Melrose
- 12:39Place is not on anymore, bitch. We don't need emails. Guess
- 12:43what? The majority of your clientele are
- 12:47over 30. The majority of
- 12:50our world is over 30. So they are
- 12:53your target clients. And they are the ones that will spend
- 12:57the most amount of money. And guess what? They love occasionally
- 13:01reading their emails. Not all the time, but occasionally. So it
- 13:04is essential to create amazing connections with
- 13:08AI. And even if you're not the one to use it, then
- 13:11yes, get your apprentices trained up in the AI systems that
- 13:15can support your salon the most. Because you
- 13:19could have a permanent receptionist there that works 24 hours
- 13:23a day, seven days a week, and you
- 13:26pay them one-tenth of what you pay an apprentice. Yum,
- 13:31yummity, yum, yum. Yum, yum, yum, yum. you know,
- 13:35and then they can also follow up on your clients and see if
- 13:38your staff did amazing jobs to try and get feedback, see
- 13:41if they want to come back in for another service or for a
- 13:45consultation or for that product that the team member didn't
- 13:49sell to them. Because if your team members are creating
- 13:53amazing notes and putting them in the computer system, then potentially
- 13:56your AI software can follow up with where your
- 14:00team left off. Holy moly, they can do sales, They
- 14:04can do sales, babe. And if not now, believe me,
- 14:07in a few months time or when you're watching this, there is
- 14:10going to be great AI tools, sales, things created for
- 14:14the hair and beauty industry. The next most important thing
- 14:18is empowering your team. I cannot
- 14:22talk about this enough. I've spoken about this so much. Empowering
- 14:26your team. Because if you're not empowering your team, You're
- 14:31probably in so much pain. You're probably
- 14:34stuck in your body, stuck in your business because
- 14:38everything falls on your shoulders.
- 14:43It's no longer 1992. You don't need to suffer. Your
- 14:47salon can be fun. A place where your
- 14:51whole team are involved in leadership. Where you get to delegate tasks
- 14:55to your teams. You trust them to make amazing decisions because
- 14:59they've done it all before. You trust them to lead
- 15:03other team members who are new in your salon. You
- 15:06trust them to create exceptional client experiences. that
- 15:10are always evolving from the last. Because
- 15:14your team, once you speak to them and empower them
- 15:17and train them up to be amazing leaders within
- 15:21your salon, then babe, most of your job is done. But
- 15:25how do I get them there, Blythe? How do I help them become so
- 15:28empowered? Hold them accountable. Lead by
- 15:32example. Show them what
- 15:35a great leader is. How
- 15:38do I do that? Lead yourself first.
- 15:42Hold yourself accountable for everything that goes on in
- 15:46the salon. Create amazing processes
- 15:50and systems that are going to be supportive for all of your
- 15:53staff members. Create systems in
- 15:56your salon that inspire creativity and
- 16:01helping your staff to become risk adverse and
- 16:05also solve their own problems. Help create a
- 16:08culture where everybody is responsible for their
- 16:12role. Every one of your staff members are a bit
- 16:15different from each other. And that's perfect. They're
- 16:19all wanting to do something a little bit different. One person is amazing
- 16:23at attention to detail. One person is creative as fuck. One
- 16:27person is a little bit, has a bit of anxiety, which is great because
- 16:30they're often really great at looking for risks in
- 16:33the salon. One person is really about culture and
- 16:37the team and community. One person is completely client focused
- 16:41and one person is amazing at sales. Epic! You've
- 16:44got all these versions of the things that you have to provide leadership
- 16:48and training in. But if you can empower your team to step up
- 16:52and then you coach and mentor them to be able to be more confident
- 16:56in their role, where they have emotional intelligence so that they can
- 17:00share their gifts with others, not from a dictatorship place,
- 17:04but from a place of care and compassion and really drawing
- 17:07the team in to be inspired and led by that
- 17:11team member in their area of greatness. Holy
- 17:15moly, you can sip mocktails in Tahiti whilst
- 17:19having a five minute meeting with your staff every morning rather
- 17:23than needing to be in the salon every day. Do you see where I'm going with this? You
- 17:28can be a remote salon owner a lot of the time if
- 17:32you follow these tools and steps. Because babe, guess
- 17:35what? That's what I did. I worked two weeks of
- 17:39most months because the rest of the time I was running retreats around the world.
- 17:42And fuck, I had a great life. And I still do. Now I just live at the retreat center. You're
- 17:45welcome to come anytime. Anyway, so that brings me into the
- 17:48next step, which is coaching and mentorship. If
- 17:54you are going to create this team, this empowered team,
- 17:58then focusing on developing your team skills and
- 18:01career paths is essential and
- 18:05is a turn on. Because half the salon owners that I speak to,
- 18:09they're like, I am ready to leave my business and go and do something else
- 18:12more amazing. You're there to go and help another group of
- 18:15people in a different way. But what if you
- 18:18could bring those gifts in and deliver them to your staff?
- 18:22What if your staff were your clients that you got
- 18:25to start coaching on? What if your staff were
- 18:29the ones that you got to create amazing personal development with
- 18:32and then also business skills, sales skills, confidence,
- 18:37leadership? Do you see where I'm going with this? You get
- 18:40to create all of those amazing things within your salon right now for
- 18:44your team and for any clients that you want to work with as
- 18:47well. You don't need to run away to do anything because
- 18:51remember every great entrepreneur has multiple businesses.
- 18:55So why are you going to leave this one when all you are literally
- 18:59being pressured and challenged with right now is your capacity for
- 19:03what you're able to hold. your ability to grow into
- 19:06the amazing entrepreneur CEO that you
- 19:10really want to become. So, empower your
- 19:13team. How you do this? Set up monthly meetings
- 19:17with your team. Every single month you have a one-on-one with
- 19:21your team members. Now, if you've got a big business with
- 19:24multiple teams, then you need to set up one-on-one meetings monthly with
- 19:28all of your managers. It depends on where your salon is at. But
- 19:32you need to be providing regular feedback and opportunities for
- 19:35growth for your staff. Now, I'm not saying that
- 19:39you're giving all that feedback. You want to be getting that feedback from
- 19:42your staff as well. Because if they're running your business for you, they've
- 19:46got eyes in places that you don't see. That
- 19:50sounds dirty. But you know what I mean. You want your staff
- 19:53to be looking for all the risks in your salon so
- 19:57that they can provide solutions for you. Because remember, if
- 20:00they're solution focused, they will come to you with the issue and
- 20:04with the solution. And then you are the
- 20:07one that creates the process out of that.
- 20:11for how you're going to implement change or implement this
- 20:14new strategy for growth into your salon to create
- 20:18empowerment, to create amazing leadership in
- 20:22your salon. So what you want to be helping these guys do
- 20:25is to foster positive inclusion and
- 20:28collaboration within your salon so that
- 20:32nobody's ideas are pushed away or shunned or blamed
- 20:36or shamed or anybody's made to feel guilty that everybody gets
- 20:39heard with their suggestions. Because you know what? 80% of
- 20:44the ideas that your team have are epic if you
- 20:48hear what they are trying to express with
- 20:51you. And then the most important thing that you can do with
- 20:55these ideas is tell them, I'm going to think about it. Let's see
- 20:59if we can incorporate this idea into new
- 21:02processes or old processes that we have and update them.
- 21:06And then once you do include them, the most important thing
- 21:10that you can do for any team member is celebrate their
- 21:13achievements. Celebrate them and let them know that that
- 21:17was a great idea. Look at the amazing changes and look at
- 21:20the benefits that they have helped happen within
- 21:23your salon that's going to help the team, that's going to help the culture, it's going to
- 21:27help your clients, it's going to help the bottom line, that's going to help them have
- 21:30amazing incentives and it's going to help you have a greater quality of
- 21:33life as well. Let them know because then once they do,
- 21:37they're so enrolled in your vision. They're so enrolled in
- 21:40your salon and they want to help even more. And
- 21:43guess what? They never want to leave because your salon
- 21:48is their salon too. Right? They're
- 21:52so emotionally invested that they just love
- 21:55it. And then you can create beautiful activities and
- 21:59create a safe space for communication where
- 22:02everybody is seen and heard. And believe me, that brings a tear
- 22:05to my eye. because every one of your staff literally
- 22:09just wants to be seen and heard in their greatness,
- 22:13in their stupidity, in all of it. So just let them be
- 22:16seen and heard and honestly say, let me think about
- 22:19it. We'll take that into our manager's meeting and we'll consider
- 22:23it. Now once you've built this loyal motivated,
- 22:27inspired, empowered team that want
- 22:31to be there, that are incentivized, that have got great
- 22:34commissions, that work as a community and your
- 22:38culture is thriving, then this really feeds
- 22:41back into the clients. and creates a beautiful client
- 22:45experience and then you can create as well maybe twice
- 22:49a year or yearly or quarterly depending on your
- 22:53desire for building community where you're able to create
- 22:56these beautiful days for your clients and for
- 22:59your teams for everybody just to catch up it's like a community day
- 23:03or a culture day or depending on what your salon avatar client
- 23:07is a day for your avatar clients to come in and be luxed
- 23:11out or to come in and share stories or to come
- 23:14in and be treated or to come in and have like
- 23:17a women's circle or a men's circle or a meditation or
- 23:20a Bible day or a land day or a tree building
- 23:24day or a, I don't know, fill in the blanks, whatever you're into, you
- 23:27know? Horseback riding day, I don't know what you're into. but
- 23:31a day where your community comes together with your team and
- 23:34has mocktails and is really in it
- 23:38together and really creates this beautiful community experience for
- 23:41your clients and for your team. So that is where
- 23:45I believe there is really a place in the coming future
- 23:48for you to be different to other salons out there,
- 23:52where you've got this thriving community of staff, but also
- 23:55this thriving community of clients together because
- 23:59community is what everybody is lacking. That's why we have mass
- 24:03suicides. That's why we have people the most amount
- 24:06of mental illness in the world right now. But your
- 24:10salon gets to be a solution for a lot of this. If
- 24:13you're willing to step up and empower your staff, create
- 24:17emotional intelligence, but most importantly, be
- 24:21a self-led leader. So the most important thing
- 24:25for all of this to be able to happen is
- 24:28that you step up and lead yourself first. So for
- 24:31you to overcome the challenges that you're struggling with, And I'm
- 24:35not talking about the big stuff, babe. I'm talking about the little things. And
- 24:38anybody that knows me knows that I struggle with time the most. But
- 24:42when I was a salon owner, I made sure that I
- 24:45had everything sorted so well to be on
- 24:48time. I had my own shower in the salon. I built a
- 24:51bathroom in my salon office that had a shower in there. I
- 24:55made sure that there was a gym across the road. I rode my bike,
- 24:58la la la, all the things. I had everything sorted because that was my biggest
- 25:02shitty thing that I was crap at, was being on time. Prior
- 25:06to that, you're always going through, when you've got little
- 25:09things to do, Overcome, it means you've overcome the bigger things,
- 25:13but your bigger things might be being triggered by your staff, blaming
- 25:18or shaming other staff members, not stepping up in your leadership,
- 25:22not going to bed early, not being healthy, not doing any
- 25:26deep interpersonal work, having crappy
- 25:30relationships, being wounded, having
- 25:33addiction. So these are areas and invitations for
- 25:37you to step up and be self-led and start to look at
- 25:41all of your places where you get to lead yourself first.
- 25:45Because you can only lead your team and your clients
- 25:49as far as you're willing to go. And what that means
- 25:53is, if you're not going to step in and do the work on yourself first,
- 25:57then you're not being authentic with your team, your team won't
- 26:00be authentic with you, and they won't be authentic with
- 26:04your clients, and clients crave authenticity.
- 26:09And your salon won't grow to the level that you want it to grow
- 26:12at. So, make sure you lead yourself
- 26:16first. Because I hear so many of you saying, Blithe, I can't, I've got kids,
- 26:19Blithe, I've got this, I can't do that, I can't do this. You've
- 26:23got everything in your current reality right now because
- 26:26it's meant to be there. It's what you chose. So
- 26:30if you feel like you've bitten off too much, then babe, you
- 26:34need to learn how you can chew faster. How can
- 26:37you learn to put out fires better? How
- 26:41can you have the ability within yourself to be
- 26:44able to deal with all of these different things whilst
- 26:48running the salon amazing, whilst running an amazing family,
- 26:52whilst running an amazing team. This is your invitation to
- 26:56step up into all these things. Now, there's another episode coming that
- 26:59is going to talk to you about self-worth and how to deal with
- 27:02self-worth because believe me, if your self-worth
- 27:07is dependent on the success of your salon, you'll always feel
- 27:10like a piece of shit. Because babe, guess what? You
- 27:14are always worthy and your self-worth has got nothing to
- 27:17do with the success of your salon. That leads into the next episode. You're
- 27:21welcome. You'll have to wait a week for that one. But. adapting
- 27:26yourself to our industry, creating solutions
- 27:31will 10x your life experience, will
- 27:3510x your salon results, will give you everything that you
- 27:38desire in your salon over the next year. Follow
- 27:42these steps and your team will probably
- 27:46start to lead you to places that you didn't even know were possible for
- 27:49your salon. So the key takeaways here are leadership is
- 27:53the key to creating a salon that's going to thrive in
- 27:562025. And a salon that's going to thrive deep,
- 28:01deep, deep, deep, long, long, long into the future. Focusing on
- 28:04your vision, focusing on emotional intelligence. empowering
- 28:08your team to drive results and implementing these
- 28:12gradually bite-sized pieces that your team can
- 28:16actually embody and bring forth with your clients. Now,
- 28:20if this feels overwhelming, I suggest just picking one
- 28:23of these leadership strategies and focusing on it. Focusing on
- 28:26that for a week or maybe a few weeks, maybe a month or
- 28:31Go through each one of these leadership strategies, write down each
- 28:34one of those strategies of leadership and implement one
- 28:38each month over the year. And that will be the
- 28:42greatest way that you have a sustainable growth and a
- 28:45trajectory. that you will absolutely love for your
- 28:48salon, for your clients and for your staff. And maybe
- 28:52it's creating a vision statement, scheduling one-on-one appointments
- 28:55with your staff or your managers, celebrating your team achievements. Leadership
- 29:00starts with small intentional steps that
- 29:03come from you. Babe, just a reminder that
- 29:07this next year can be your best year ever in
- 29:10your business, in your mind, in your health, in
- 29:13your wealth, in your love, in your capacity to receive,
- 29:17and it all starts with you. So if you're feeling overwhelmed by
- 29:21this, then please reach out. This is
- 29:25what I love to share with salon owners the most. I'm
- 29:28a holistic business coach. It can't just be about the business. You've
- 29:32probably realized that. It's got to include all
- 29:35of these other areas in order for you to feel absolutely amazing. And
- 29:39I believe that I could potentially be the coach that could
- 29:42change your life and change your salon absolutely forever. So
- 29:46this is your invitation to book a call. Stop waiting. The
- 29:50time is now. Your salon literally wants to
- 29:53succeed, your staff want to succeed. And babe, I
- 29:56know that's what you really desire too. And I can't wait to hear from
- 30:00you. Much love. If this episode spoke to your soul, I
- 30:03would love your support with a five-star review on Apple Podcasts and
- 30:07Spotify. And don't forget, please subscribe on your favorite platform
- 30:10too. Don't let your journey end here. Connect with me and my like-minded community
- 30:14of beautiful souls at Blythe Blankford on all social platforms.
- 30:19I look forward to diving with you deeper on your journey.