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Harry turns up for his work trial and sees Bob's arm is now out of plaster. Mentions it's good to be able to get up at a sensible time to come to work and not have to drag himself out of bed at silly o'clock Adam visits to update Chantelle on decoupling Laura from Serenity. Chantelle asks if it is going well and Adam confirms it is and that the process should be complete soon and Chantelle should have her funds available to buy Laura out by the middle of next week. Before reviewing the songs they've written so far Ryan teases Mario about being the new Vidal Sassoon. Good on you mate. Ryan mentions that Matt has sent thro' a contract for him to look at for writing some songs, but Ryan doesn't want to get into bed with him. Vicky reflects it's been a long time since they've been able to sit, relax and take 5 mins for a natter. Carmella agrees last couple of months have been hectic. Things looking more settled, Harry having a trial at the garage and Mario pulling his life back together. And even if there was nothing in that little episode last year, I can't say I'm not relieved that Laura is leaving Huntsford. Matt says hello, Raymond from Wavelengths said I should ask for Bob and he might be able to help me. I'm Bob how can I help you. You're Sams boyfriend aren't you? The music bloke. Lovely Porche I saw you in the other day. Doreen echoes the sentiment –don't see many cars like that, not round here anyways. Duncan greets the ladies and gets them their drinks. Bianca confesses they came into see Sarah.
Dive into the heart of Sassoon with Mark Hayes, Senior International Creative Director, as we bring you a podcast recording from the House of Sassoon, Soho, London. Mark unveils its I-Conic Spring/Summer 2025 Collection, and the future of hairdressing education with Sassoon Connect. Plus discover how Vidal Sassoon's legacy continues to shape modern hair trends, refine techniques, and inspire creativity in today's hairdressing landscape. Hairdressers, you will gain actionable insights on merging foundational skills with contemporary styling, embracing innovation, and elevating their craft through mentorship and education. Perfect listening for fans of hairdressing, Sassoon, and all things hair! Full show notes and links from this episode can be found here: howtocutit.com/ep358
“The Siege” 30th-anniversary reflections With civilians evacuated, Sisko, Li Nalas, and the station's crew prepare for the arrival of the Bajoran militia and their Vidal Sassoon salon-perfect hair. Missing from the gang are Kira and Dax, who have gone to the Bajoran moon Luna V to ask the local palukoo spider-dogs if they can borrow an abandoned raider from the days of the Occupation. They plan to crash the Chamber of Ministers and reveal evidence that the Cardassians are supplying The Circle with weapons. General Krim and his sidekick, Colonel Day, easily succumb to the crew's guerrilla tactics and hand the station back over to Sisko. But things don't turn out so rosy for the Navarch. In this episode of The Orb, hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing continue our 30th-anniversary retrospective that will take you through all of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, one episode at a time. In this installment, we discuss “The Siege,”Li Nalas's fate, what the story has to say about family and community, and how Trek's first TV trilogy ends. Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Sisko's Stand (00:02:36) Community Connections (00:06:51) Jake and Nog (00:10:05) Family (00:13:16) Kira, Dax, and the Spider-Dogs (00:19:57) Soft and Naive? (00:25:31) Navarch No More (00:31:53) Was It a Good Threesome? (00:38:11) Final Thoughts and Ratings (00:42:16) Closing (00:46:15) Hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing Production C Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer)
“The Siege” 30th-anniversary reflections With civilians evacuated, Sisko, Li Nalas, and the station's crew prepare for the arrival of the Bajoran militia and their Vidal Sassoon salon-perfect hair. Missing from the gang are Kira and Dax, who have gone to the Bajoran moon Luna V to ask the local palukoo spider-dogs if they can borrow an abandoned raider from the days of the Occupation. They plan to crash the Chamber of Ministers and reveal evidence that the Cardassians are supplying The Circle with weapons. General Krim and his sidekick, Colonel Day, easily succumb to the crew's guerrilla tactics and hand the station back over to Sisko. But things don't turn out so rosy for the Navarch. In this episode of The Orb, hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing continue our 30th-anniversary retrospective that will take you through all of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, one episode at a time. In this installment, we discuss “The Siege,”Li Nalas's fate, what the story has to say about family and community, and how Trek's first TV trilogy ends. Chapters Intro (00:00:00) Sisko's Stand (00:02:36) Community Connections (00:06:51) Jake and Nog (00:10:05) Family (00:13:16) Kira, Dax, and the Spider-Dogs (00:19:57) Soft and Naive? (00:25:31) Navarch No More (00:31:53) Was It a Good Threesome? (00:38:11) Final Thoughts and Ratings (00:42:16) Closing (00:46:15) Hosts C Bryan Jones and Matthew Rushing Production C Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer)
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The only place where success comes before work is in the dictionary. ~Vidal Sassoon Check out John Lee Dumas' award winning Podcast Entrepreneurs on Fire on your favorite podcast directory. For world class free courses and resources to help you on your Entrepreneurial journey visit EOFire.com
In this week's episode, we are to be joined with Keith Owen, a renowned independent hair educator, as he shares his journey from the roots of hairdressing to becoming a respected figure in hair cutting education. Keith is to share some gold strategies for distinguishing yourself as an independent hair educator in a market saturated with talent. He emphasises the significance of understanding the 'why' behind hairdressing techniques and discusses the power of personal identity in education. You can expect valuable insights into navigating the saturated market of hair education, the importance of specialisation, and what it truly takes to become an independent hair educator. Keith also offers thoughtful advice for aspiring educators, drawing on his time at Vidal Sassoon and sharing how these experiences have shaped his evolving teaching methods. Throughout the conversation, Keith's humour and passion bring a lively perspective to the world of hair education, making this a must-listen for anyone keen on the craft as an independent hair educator. For the shownotes and links mentioned in todays episode visit howtocutit.com/ep353
Sponsored by Hello Salon Pro:Check out all the amazing products included in this month's box! Denman D4 9-Row Brush, Curl Cult Magic Spell, Dolly Potion and Enhance, Easy Dry Medium Towel, Small Wonder Shampoo & Conditioner, Keratin Complex KCEXPRESS, Cloud Haircare Weightless Nourishing Shampoo, Wet Brush Ceramic Speed Dry Brush, and Ouidad Moisture Lock™ Extreme Hold Gel. https://thetease.shop/products/hello-salon-pro-subscription-box Interview with Jonathan Colombini:Jonathan Colombini is a celebrity hairstylist, salon owner, and global color expert for Schwarzkopf USA. After his professional training at Vidal Sassoon and Toni & Guy Academie, Jonathan started his career in northern California where he did salon work. A few years later he took on Los Angeles where he quickly began working with a wide portfolio of celebrity clients, including Kendal Jenner and Olivia Culpo to name a few. Jonathan's work has appeared in and on the covers of Vogue, Elle, and Harper's Bazaar. Jonathan's work is not limited to just celebrity styling however, his looks have also been featured in music videos, films, and editorials. In 2018 Jonathan became the Creative Director of Style and Color for L'Oréal where he helped to shape the brand's legacy. This was a passion project for Jonathan as his earliest childhood memories of hair come from watching is mother and grandmother use Loreal products. Following his success as a celebrity stylist and educator, Jonathan opened his own salon, John Henry Salon in Malibu, CA. This project was a labor of Jonathan's love for the industry and houses some of the most talented stylists and colorists. In 2024, Jonathan joined the Schwarzkopf family, his role on the team is to empower at-home consumers with expert guidance on achieving salon-quality color results using Schwarzkopf Keratin Color. With over a decade of experience, Jonathan has been able to share his expert tips and easy-to-follow techniques with anyone at home. Links:https://cloutierremix.com/jonathancolombini/https://www.johnhenrysalon.com/https://www.instagram.com/jonathan_colombini/ News from TheTease.com: https://www.thetease.com/brian-oconnor-shares-the-just-launched-good-dye-young-colors-hayley-williams-rocked-at-the-gve-a-fck-la-benefit-concert/ https://www.thetease.com/january-25-indie-edit-indie-beauty-is-thriving-and-these-new-launches-prove-it/ Rate the Look: Halsey: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGMeQXlykyB/ =Sarah: https://www.instagram.com/sarahsquirm/p/DGL_tjAPyQf/?img_index=1 Cher: https://www.instagram.com/p/DGOBsgUAWDl/ Help Those Impacted By The California Fires:
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In this episode of The Maria Fontana Show, I'm thrilled to welcome Jack Winn, Founder & Chief Innovation Officer of Jack Winn Pro, to share his insights into the ever-evolving world of professional hair care.With a unique blend of Chemistry and Cosmetology expertise, Jack has redefined industry standards, especially in blonding and balayage. He began his journey at Vidal Sassoon, then spent over 15 years as an educator with TIGI, before launching his own brand that has transformed countless stylists' careers.We'll dive into his early inspirations, his mission for Jack Winn Pro, and his passion for empowering stylists through top-tier education and innovative products.Join us for an inspiring conversation on blending creativity with science to build a successful brand and make an impact in the beauty industry!Connect with Jack Winn:Instagram: @jackwinnproWebsite: stylist.jackwinnpro.com*Shop Products Here: jackwinnpro.com/salonguruBook a call with MariaThe Salon Business School
In this episode, I have the privilege of chatting with Vivienne Blake—a name maybe not familiar to you but someone who came to my attention as a member of our How To Cut It Platform Community. Vivienne has not only carved a unique path in our industry as the owner of her boutique salon and an independent educator, but also launched her innovative product—See Me Aprons—all while balancing these roles. Vivienne shares a journey that began with dreams of high-fashion work, but life had other plans. A chance opportunity led her to Vidal Sassoon salon, where she honed her skills and laid the groundwork for her future endeavours. Vivienne is a brilliant example of how a career in hairdressing can be both transformative and pivotal—something I'm always thrilled to champion. Her journey showcases the incredible flexibility this industry offers. From working with a global hair brand, she navigated the profound challenge of returning home to care for her father. This led her to ingeniously convert a bathroom into a makeshift salon. Following this, she established a charming boutique salon, shared her passion for haircutting as an independent educator, and then launching her own product line, See Me Aprons. Truly inspiring! Vivienne's story could help you take the next step in your own journey, whether that's launching a product line or creating a tool for the industry. But it isn't easy—and Vivienne will share some of her obstacles with us. But if you dig deep, it could pave the way for opportunities—something that Vivienne is now experiencing as her see Me Aprons are being sold in leading hairdressing wholesalers. This is precisely what I adore about our industry: with a spark of an idea, boundless energy, passion, and staying power, you can achieve anything. Who ever said hairdressing is a stagnant career? Absolutely not! I love bringing inspiring members of our Platform Community, like Vivienne, onto the podcast. Her entrepreneurial journey and her resilience and adaptability serve as a testament to what can be achieved while working behind the chair and running a salon. Be inspired and enjoy!
Welcome to another episode of Headcases. My guest got his start at Vidal Sassoon, where he quickly rose through the ranks of the organization to General Manager. To top that he went on to run no fewer than 320 salons in the UK. He launched AVD Cosmetics and grew it to $40 million in sales. He founded Eurisko Design, focused on crafting spaces to meet consumers' emotional as well as functional needs. With a doctorate in behavioural psychology, he has given TED Talks and been featured as a speaker at major industry events. You may know his books "A Window Into The Consumer's Mind", and "From Comfort to Growth". His mission is to elevate the thinking from owning a salon to owning a business, and I wholeheartedly agree. Let's get into this week's Headcase, Dr Leon Alexander.⭐️⭐️⭐️ Check out more episodes and the videos at https://chrisbaran.com/podcast ⭐️ Join our FREE Facebook community for Salon Team Trainers today. https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining ✅ Exclusive content on how to implement and scale your salon training the easy way ✅ Save time and learn what works from people just like you ✅ Get back to your mission of building the salon business and creating more jobs Learn more here - https://bit.ly/trainersplaybook Join our FB group - https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining Follow us on IG - https://instagram.com/coachchrisbaran
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INTERVIEW WITH LESLIE CAVENISH (hair cutter to the Beatles and other notable celebrities) ******* Leslie was the Beatles Hairdresser from 1967 to 1975 Leslie Cavendish left school at 15 years old, without any artistic qualifications to become a hairdresser. He worked for the iconic “'60s” hair stylist Vidal Sassoon. Leslie counted many of the stars of the day among his clients — including Keith Moon, Bee Gees, Dave Clark Five, James Hunt, Terry Stamp, Jane Asher, James Taylor and so many more — but the jewel in his career's crown was styling perhaps the four most famous heads of hair in history: The Beatles. ******* Matt and I sit down with Leslie and talk about his wonderful career with Vidal Sassoon. This career led to his involvement with the Beatles and Apple. Leslie has a wonderful book called "THE CUTTING EDGE - The Story of the Beatles' Hairdresser Who Defined an Era We start the interview talking about Tiffany (the 80s singer) and food. Then we get into his book: - His beginnings about his Uncle who played with Ella Fitzgerald - Collecting 45s (his cousin would send him music from the US) - The differance between a Hair Stylist and a Hair Cutter - Meeting Paul McCartney for the first time at his home on Cavendish Ave. - The day he convinced Paul to cut off all his hair - Almost getting fired for joining Paul and the boys to film the Magical Mystery Tour. - Meeting Jimi Hendrix - Leslie's top 3 Beatles songs (it's hard to pick just 3) Leslie has some great stories from his book but we don't give too much away. Another great interview! ********* Be sure to visit these websites: www.beatleshairdresser.com www.beatlesbookstore.com Leslie can be found also on Facebook & Instagram ********* KNOW GOOD MUSIC can be found on Podbean (host site), Spotify , Apple Podcasts, Iheart Radio, Pandora and YOUTUBE! Links to more sources at Link Tree - www.linktr.ee/knowgoodmusic Help support our Podcast by purchasing some cool merch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/knowgoodmusic Visit our YouTube Channel where you can see video segments from all of our interviews. Just search "know good music". All AUDIO versions are also available on YOUTUBE!
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In the latest episode of the Hairstyles Empowerment podcast, we are graced with the presence of the remarkable Dr. Stella Spicer. A visionary leader in the beauty industry, Dr. Spicer has dedicated her life to ministering to the whole person—spirit, soul, and body. With over four decades of experience as a licensed cosmetologist and educator, she has seamlessly blended her passion for cosmetology with her deep-rooted faith. Dr. Spicer's journey is nothing short of inspiring. Growing up in Monrovia, California, she accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior at a young age. Despite the challenges and worldly distractions that came her way, she found her way back to her faith, much like the prodigal daughter. This spiritual foundation laid the groundwork for her future endeavors in both ministry and the beauty industry. In 1988, Dr. Spicer founded the Christian Cosmetology International Association (CCIA), a vision born out of her desire to combine her ministry with her profession. The CCIA aims to minister to the beauty industry, offering a unique blend of faith and cosmetology. Dr. Spicer shares how this vision came to life while she was living in Chicago, feeling a pull towards something greater than her career achievements. Dr. Spicer's educational journey is equally impressive. She holds a master's degree in divinity from Morris Cerullo World Evangelism School of Ministry and an honorary doctorate in theology from Next Dimension University and St. Stephen's Bible College. She recently received another doctorate from the International Bible University. These academic achievements have profoundly influenced her approach to cosmetology and her work within the beauty industry. One of the most compelling aspects of Dr. Spicer's story is her role as a prophetic intercessor and teacher. She shares how prayer became a cornerstone of her life, especially while raising two teenage daughters. Her commitment to prayer and prophetic intercession has guided her through personal and professional challenges, making her a beacon of light for those around her. The episode also delves into the evolution of the beauty industry over the past five decades. Dr. Spicer reflects on the changes she has witnessed, from the introduction of precision hair cutting by Vidal Sassoon to the current trends and challenges faced by today's beauty professionals. Despite these changes, the core principles of dedication, skill, and faith have remained constant in her work. For those interested in entering the beauty industry while maintaining a strong faith life, Dr. Spicer offers invaluable advice. She emphasizes the importance of being steadfast and immovable in one's beliefs, even in a liberal industry. Her message is clear: God has a plan for everyone, and embracing that plan will lead to a fulfilling and impactful life. Don't miss this enlightening conversation with Dr. Stella Spicer. Tune in to the Hairstyles Empowerment podcast and be inspired by her incredible journey of faith, beauty, and personal growth. Quotes from Dr. Stella Spicer"Marketplace ministries were really not as common as they are today. I felt like the Lone Ranger because I thought when He called me, I was going to have a church, but that didn't happen.""Prayer became like primary in my life. You fight on your knees." "I always say that the industry called me. I didn't pursue it; it pursued me." "The anointing will either draw you or drive you." "God has a call and a plan for your life. Your life will never be the same once you let Him in." Beauty Industry Cruises https://www.beautyindustrycruises.com/ Be a Guest https://www.HairstylistEmpowermentPodcast.com
Marie Kargiotis an interior stylist and home renovator, whose refined style and unwavering passion have made waves in the lifestyle landscape. Marie is authentic and passionate, and her enthusiasm for visualizing the potential of a project is infectious. Recognised as one of Adelaide's top 10 interior stylists by The Advertiser, she has had the privilege of collaborating with numerous high-profile clients. Marie possesses the unique gift of seamlessly intertwining style with authenticity and beauty with purpose. Marie transitioned from a successful hairstyling career to interior design. Her meticulous attention to aesthetics began in childhood. Her hairstyling career, marked by high-profile work and education in Vidal Sassoon techniques, cultivated her appreciation for design, eventually sparking her interest in interiors.Marie's interior design business developed naturally through compliments and requests from friends. Initially offering services informally, her business grew as her reputation spread. She learned to value her skills, gradually increasing her rates as she gained confidence, despite lacking formal interior design training.Marie emphasizes creating personalized, emotionally resonant interiors. She excels in understanding and fulfilling clients' desires through incorporating meaningful items into home decor, making a home unique and reflective of the individual's experiences. She advocates for fun, expressive design choices that reflect individual personalities, ensuring each project represents the client's style. The conversation emphasizes mixing styles, such as modern elements with vintage pieces, showcasing creativity and respecting the original architecture, resulting in a balanced, pleasing space.Tune in for a great conversation! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In the latest How To Cut It podcast, we're exploring hair loss and the transformative role hairdressers can play as Hair Loss Advisors with trichologist Tiffany Hall. With a career that evolved from a hair colourist at Vidal Sassoon to a trichologist, Tiffany has championed the integration of trichology into salon services, significantly impacting client care and confidence. Tiffany Hall discusses the rising issue of hair loss among younger demographics and how her services, including the innovative Scalp Scope Service, address this. She emphasizes holistic care that goes beyond standard hair treatments to include male grooming and managing menopausal effects on hair health. Central to our conversation is Tiffany's Hair Loss 360 online course program, designed to educate hairstylists on diagnosing and treating hair and scalp health issues, turning them into adept Hair Loss Advisors. This knowledge enables stylists to offer personalised, brand neutral advice and early intervention solutions. Tiffany's approach is holistic, considering dietary, hormonal, and lifestyle factors. She also highlights advanced treatments like Keravive scalp treatment, PRP, and Exosomes hair loss therapy. Collaboration with dermatologists and healthcare professionals is key to her success in providing targeted care. Tiffany's vision extends beyond treating hair; it's about nurturing client well-being and confidence. This episode is a clarion call for the hair and beauty industry to integrate hair loss advise into their services, enhancing both client satisfaction and salon business. It serves as an inspiring guide for professionals aiming to broaden their impact and support clients through their hair health journeys.
This Mother's Day, we're giving it up to @ashleenormanhair, who juggles motherhood along with her roles at Schwarzkopf and K18. Of course Ashlee's family (her husband in particular) is central to her success, but she also attributes the diversity of her background as a key factor. She shares how obtaining a degree, interning at a fashion magazine and pursuing advanced education, including at Vidal Sassoon and Bumble and bumble, helped shape her unique approach to hairdressing, education and presenting—not to mention her high standards. We talk about how Ashlee is paying these lessons forward, not only to hairdressers through her leadership and education, but also to her three children by showing that, with the right support, education and determination, women (and mothers) can have it all.
In this episode of Ask The Color Expert I'm chatting with Mike Varela about Vidal Sassoon Foundation & Mastery of Haircutting. Mike, formerly of the prestigious Sassoon Academy in Los Angeles and Miami, embarked on his own path in 2013, establishing The Kingly Hair Group. Transitioning into a highly sought-after Independent Educator, he imparts his unique "Mastery of Haircutting" system at his Cutting Education House in La Jolla, Ca., and conducts In-Salon Seminars across the U.S. and internationally. In 2022, Mike launched The Kingly Hair Group Online Academy, a subscription-based platform delivering weekly seminars, fostering a vibrant online education community. Building on this success, in 2023 he introduced The Kingly Hair Group Apprentice Academy, offering aspiring hairdressers an alternative pathway to obtaining their California Cosmetology License through a comprehensive 2-year apprentice program. You can find out more about my guest at https://www.thekinglyhairgroup.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thekingly_hairgroup/ Want to keep up to date with all things hair color? Join the community here: https://www.expertcolorsolutions.com or @expertcolorsolutions on Instagram. And don't forget to review this podcast - it helps others find me, and means I can help even more incredible stylists transform into expert colorists!. PS - want to send in a question for one of my episodes? Here's how: just write a review with your question!
In this episode of Ask The Color Expert I'm chatting with Mike Varela about Vidal Sassoon Foundation & Mastery of Haircutting.Mike, formerly of the prestigious Sassoon Academy in Los Angeles and Miami, embarked on his own path in 2013, establishing The Kingly Hair Group. Transitioning into a highly sought-after Independent Educator, he imparts his unique "Mastery of Haircutting" system at his Cutting Education House in La Jolla, Ca., and conducts In-Salon Seminars across the U.S. and internationally. In 2022, Mike launched The Kingly Hair Group Online Academy, a subscription-based platform delivering weekly seminars, fostering a vibrant online education community. Building on this success, in 2023 he introduced The Kingly Hair Group Apprentice Academy, offering aspiring hairdressers an alternative pathway to obtaining their California Cosmetology License through a comprehensive 2-year apprentice program.You can find out more about my guest at https://www.thekinglyhairgroup.com/https://www.instagram.com/thekingly_hairgroup/Want to keep up to date with all things hair color? Join the community here: https://www.expertcolorsolutions.com or @expertcolorsolutions on Instagram.And don't forget to review this podcast - it helps others find me, and means I can help even more incredible stylists transform into expert colorists!PS - want to send in a question for one of my episodes? Here's how: just write a review with your question!
What do Vidal Sassoon, magic & our world have to do with each other? Well, as it turns out...a lot! My guest this week, Rev. Brig Feltus regales me with story after story, some whimsical and some heartbreaking, but rest assured that each has it's own power in it's own right. I urge you to listen to the longer interview this week because as far as my podcast goes, this episode might be one of my best! Rev. Brig is a force for change and upliftment-not only for herself and her community, but the world at large! She is changing hearts and minds at her ReMember Institute where the tagline is "Heal Yourself, Heal the World," as well as at The Intersection, which self describes as "a movement that educates and entertains with the intent to empower, enlighten, and inspire mankind through the collaboration of art, science, spirituality, and technology." Be sure to check both out when you have the time. Our conversation was so dynamic and kind, so monumental in it's power yet gentle, that I wish every guest could be so wise and compassionate! Rev. Brig is definitely one of a kind, though, because she is tireless in her faith that we will all RISE someday! Here is your bit of beauty for this episode-we talk about the Hero's Journey during the pod and this movie is an essential and wonderful tool to add to your toolbox of the SELF. "Finding Joe" changed my life, and perhaps it will yours as well! REMEMBER TO RATE AND REVIEW MY FRIENDS~ and see you so very soon!!
What do Vidal Sassoon, magic & our world have to do with each other? Well, as it turns out...a lot! My guest this week, Rev. Brig Feltus regales me with story after story, some whimsical and some heartbreaking, but rest assured that each has it's own power in it's own right. I urge you to listen to the longer interview this week because as far as my podcast goes, this episode might be one of my best! Rev. Brig is a force for change and upliftment-not only for herself and her community, but the world at large! She is changing hearts and minds at her ReMember Institute where the tagline is "Heal Yourself, Heal the World," as well as at The Intersection, which self describes as "a movement that educates and entertains with the intent to empower, enlighten, and inspire mankind through the collaboration of art, science, spirituality, and technology." Be sure to check both out when you have the time. Our conversation was so dynamic and kind, so monumental in it's power yet gentle, that I wish every guest could be so wise and compassionate! Rev. Brig is definitely one of a kind, though, because she is tireless in her faith that we will all RISE someday! Here is your bit of beauty for this episode-we talk about the Hero's Journey during the pod and this movie is an essential and wonderful tool to add to your toolbox of the SELF. "Finding Joe" changed my life, and perhaps it will yours as well! REMEMBER TO RATE AND REVIEW MY FRIENDS~ and see you so very soon!!
In this episode, Lesley and Brad unpack the critical role of communication in feeling appreciated and connecting deeply with your partner, inspired by Kelli Adame's relationship takeaways. They discuss the nuances of expressing needs and desires, the importance of honoring each other's contributions, and how to navigate the complexities of masculine and feminine energies for a stronger, more connected relationship.If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast. If you have any comments or questions about the Be It pod shoot us a message at beit@lesleylogan.co. And as always, if you're enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at LesleyLogan.co/subscribe.In this episode you will learn about:The impact of narcissistic upbringing on your romantic choices.The inherent differences in how men and women approach relationships.That appreciation is both given and received in relationships.The importance of respecting masculine energy in partnerships.The role of self-care in enhancing personal joy and satisfaction.Episode References/Links:Studio Growth Accelerator ProgramOPC Summer CampCambodia February 2025 Early Bird4-Week Pilates ChallengeDiary Of A CEO Podcast EpisodeHow Not to Let Having Kids Ruin Your Sex Life by Dr. Karen Gurney If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating and leave us a review on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser or Castbox. DEALS! 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I'm Lesley Logan, Pilates instructor and fitness business coach. I've trained thousands of people around the world and the number one thing I see stopping people from achieving anything is self-doubt. My friends, action brings clarity and it's the antidote to fear. Each week, my guest will bring bold, executable, intrinsic and targeted steps that you can use to put yourself first and Be It Till You See It. It's a practice, not a perfect. Let's get started. Lesley Logan 0:56 Welcome back to the Be It Till You See It interview recap where my co-host in life, Brad, and I are going to dig into the appreciative convo I have with Kelly Adame in our last episode. If you haven't yet listened to that one, you should go back and listen to that one. And by the way, while you're at it, listen to our first one and then come back and join us. Today is the official day of March 28th 2024. And it's National Triglycerides Day. Brad Crowell 1:16 It is.Lesley Logan 1:17 I don't think those are good. Brad Crowell 1:19 No, they're not. Lesley Logan 1:20 Okay. So just like all things in life require balance, so does our nutritional intake. Too much of anything, even if they're vitamins can be harmful. This is why, this is the reason why high triglyceride levelsBrad Crowell 1:32 It's not that triglycerides are bad, high triglycerides. Lesley Logan 1:35 High triglycerides, which are important lipid compounds that help with providing us with energy can be extremely detrimental while in many cases high triglycerides levels can be treated using medications. Recent studies have shown that in older people, namely 50 and above, that's not older, 50 is not old, triglyceride levels rise because of hormonal changes. If you're not sure what this even means speak with your doctor. If you have high triglycerides there are foods you can eat that will help you lower your levels. Whey protein products, fatty fish, whole grains, quinoa, avocado, coconut oil, garlic and cruciferous vegetables. Brad Crowell 2:09 Nice. Lesley Logan 2:10 Thank you, have all been shown to significantly reduce triglyceride levels. Ultimately, talk to your doctor. You know what, if you don't trust your doctor, talk to a different doctor, like if you have a doctor who won't test all of your levels, including your hormones get a different one advocate for yourself. You know that doctor I didn't like, everyone knows, we talked about it in the podcast, we talked about how much I don't like her, my insurance company just let me know that she's no longer in network for me, so I have to find a new one. I'm like, well, I was gonna find a new one anyway, so thanks.Brad Crowell 2:35 So if you're wondering what a cruciferous vegetables is.Lesley Logan 2:38 Is it like cauliflower? Brad Crowell 2:39 Yeah, cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage, kale, bok choy, arugula, brussel sprouts, collard greens. Lesley Logan 2:45 Some of those will make your pee smell. And that's how you'll know you're doing a good job.Brad Crowell 2:50 That's really what you're looking for y'all. Smelly pee. Lesley Logan 2:52 Hey, come to the Be It Pod for random facts on your triglyceride levels. But also, I just reject 50 being older people. I'm over that. No, because I'm 44. I'm 40 what do you mean 42? That's bullshit. Brad Crowell 3:08 That's a BS. Lesley Logan 3:10 Yeah. Anyways. Brad Crowell 3:12 Well, I just figured, you know, like, or heard about, you know, nutritional health and all the things but I didn't know there was an entire day dedicated to the awareness of high triglyceride levels.Lesley Logan 3:25 Well, because we live in a place where we have to, like make a holiday. Like okay, did you know the other day I was listening to a podcast and it was National Equal Pay Day it's like why the fuck is there a holiday? To remind? Brad Crowell 3:39 It's probably an awareness day. Lesley Logan 3:40 It's an awareness, it's still considered a holiday, right? If you go to the you don't look up awareness days, you look up holidays, right? So it's on the holidays calendar, and companies should just pay people equally for the same amount of work. Period.Brad Crowell 3:56 I agree. Lesley Logan 3:57 Doesn't need a fucking holiday. Anyways, just get a little irritated on this.Brad Crowell 4:03 Those triglycerides took you down a bad road there.Lesley Logan 4:08 I love cruciferous fruits I eat vegetables. I eat them all the time. Okay, so you guys. This is this in like three or four days Brad is doing the Accelerator which is a studio growth accelerator program. So if you're a Pilates teacher, studio owner, you can attend this amazing two-ish-hour webinar. Brad Crowell 4:27 It'll be April 4th. Lesley Logan 4:27 April 4th to be exact. And here's the thing that's so cool about it. He's going to teach you stuff and then you're gonna work on that stuff. What? Brad Crowell 4:29 Yeah. Teach and work on it. Lesley Logan 4:34 So it's not, so it's not like we talked about this (inaudible). It's not like you're just gonna get tons of information with no integration because you'll get constipated. Yes, you can have cruciferous vegetables, but you can also integrate the things you're learning. Also coming up in the first weekend of June, it's summer camp. Oh, I didn't give the link for that. It's the Studio Growth Accelerator. If you are wanting to sign up for that, you should. Agency members. You got Brad, you know don't need to do this. Brad Crowell 5:01 You don't need to do this. Lesley Logan 5:02 You've already done this. Go to prfit.biz/accelerator. And you'd be surprised that accelerator's two Cs and one L. You know, I thought it had two Ls and it doesn't. So prfit.biz/accelerator to snag your spot it's like last chance so you got a few days. But then summer camp is the first few days of June like specifically the first Saturday and Sunday of June.Brad Crowell 5:27 Yeah. This is going to be a big deal, y'all.Brad Crowell 5:29 You guysBrad Crowell 5:30 This is like a huge, huge event. Lesley Logan 5:31 So everyone loves summer camp last yearBrad Crowell 5:33 And you don't want to miss it. Lesley Logan 5:34 We wanted to make this summer camp the biggest thing ever. And like we also know that there's not a ton of in-person Pilates events for people who are nerds of Pilates. So this is not just for teachers. This is for people who practice Pilates, too. And so the OPC teachers and I are doing workshops and workouts, then we're bringing in some guest teachers as well. You can literally spend entire day with me moving your body and how like learn from so many amazing people will have a pre and postnatal workshop in there as well. So if you can also buy day pass, I mean, there's just so many awesome things. If you are on the waitlist, you are going to get one of the best early bird prices now I say one of it's because OPC members will get the best. So the best thing you can do is be an OPC number. But if you're not ready to commit to us yet, totally get it. Go to opc.me/workshops plural, and you can get on the waitlist and you will hear when the doors open for summer camp. And you can get the early bird special on all the goodness that's happening and you'll have lifetime access. So if you're like oh my gosh, guys, I'm busy. Guess what? You should buy it while it's on early bird because full price is a lot of money. And then you can have access to the replays. Also Cambodia. Oh my God. You guys. At the time we're recording this we only have one spot left in October.Brad Crowell 6:46 I just marked it and sold that.Lesley Logan 6:47 No way. Did we sell it? Brad Crowell 6:49 Well maybe.Lesley Logan 6:51 Don't count your chickens before they hatch, Brad. Anyways, I'm gonna say it because until it's sold out sold out. We have one spot left now according, this is March 28th. I'm recording earlier. So it might be sold out by then. But anyway, crowsnestretreats.com to see if there's one spot left in October and if not, you'll see the early bird rates are up, are already up for February 2025. What?Brad Crowell 7:10 Oh, yeah. Lesley Logan 7:12 For the first time since 2020 we will be back in Q1 of a year in Cambodia, which is a really unique time because the sunrises are a different color that I, here's the thing, I love how green everything is in October, but I prefer the sunrises in February. I know I'm weird, but like, hey, it's (inaudible).Brad Crowell 7:32 Just little drier. It's not quite as humid.Lesley Logan 7:34 Well, I like it (inaudible). It's always gonna be humid, it's Cambodia, but, it's Asia. But the sunrises are really cool. And it's not super close to the spring equinox. But it's like also close enough that you can kind of trick your camera into looking like the sun is right over the center. Because you know, you don't have to Photoshop you can just kind of angle it. So you want to go to crowsnestretreats.com to snag the early bird rates while they're still early bird rate. You don't want to pay full price for that. And then don't forget, if you're looking for a four-week Pilates challenge you can go to, you could always go (inaudible) you can always go to opc.me/challenge and hop into our mat or reformer challenge anytime. So it's a four week on the reformer or a four week on the mat. We start with 10 minutes. And these are accountability programs, it's really what they are and they're so fun and you get tips on how to like create a Pilates habit, and I made these for you. So use that. OPC.me/challenge. All right, Brad. Brad Crowell 7:34 That's not a guilt trip or anything but you should go do them anyway.Lesley Logan 8:35 Go do them. Just go do them.Brad Crowell 8:38 I love it. Yes, we do have an audience question because I know that's what you're about to ask me. Risa E, recently asked me on a call, hey, what is a client avatar? Lesley Logan 8:48 Okay. I mean, if we think back to Hilary Hartley, she doesn't like the word avatar because it sounds like a fake thing. And but here's the deal. We still call client avatars because it's shorter, because we were joking around with her like ideal real person client avatar. But your ideal client avatar, Brad will be more specific about this but the way you want to think about this is if you could carbon copy a person to do Brad Crowell 9:17 Your favorite Lesley Logan 9:18 Your favorite person that you ever, you're just like are so excited to (inaudible) them on your schedule or you have a shop, assuming your shop, didn't carbon copy this person that would be your avatar, your muse another way to think of that, your muse, your inspiration for what you do. But also it helps you understand how to talk to someone, who you're talking to. What are their problem? What is the problem they have? No one, people don't really need luxury items. So you have to be a solution to a problem they know they have. And so if you don't know who your avatar is your ideal real person client avatar. You are talking to everyone which means you're talking to no one. Even when we are talking to you on this podcast. I don't see your faces, but I am picturing some of the listeners who I know listen, hi guys, every single time the episode drops shout out to let's go, Heather, Amanda, hi mom. Oh my gosh, Laura. There's so many of you I don't want to leave anyone out but at the same like, I'm picturing you guys I know when I'm interviewing someone, I'm thinking about you, because I actually know the questions you would ask that person and so that is dictates how the episodes go and who I bring on the pod and things like that. And so what you need to think about is a real person that you want to speak to all of the time. And I know that niching down scares the hell out of you. Because oh my god, what if they reject you? Well, it just means your messaging is off. It doesn't mean it's not personal. And so that's what a client avatar is. (Inaudible) on that, Brad? Brad Crowell 10:43 Yeah, totally. I'm going to be going into this, you know, more in depth on the Accelerator on April 4th. So if you really want to get nerdy with me, go to prfit.biz/accelerator and join me for that workshop. It's a two-hour workshop. It's gonna be great. We're gonna dig into that. And also, how do you, you know, how do you actually bring more clients in your studio? And then how do you empower your clients to bring their friends and family into the studio? So if you are trying to jumpstart your studio's growth, or any of that kind of stuff, join me for that accelerator program. And yeah, as far as an ICA or an ideal client avatar, the idea is that somebody that you know you're talking to and so it allows you to visualize who they actually are. When you're connecting with them you're actually speaking their language in a way that will allow them to go ho, this girl is for me, this product is for me. Brad Crowell 11:43 Did you say ho? Ho!Brad Crowell 11:44 I was going to say hey yo and then I don't know I caught myself saying ho.Lesley Logan 11:51 (Inaudible) Christopher Walken singing Poker Face.Brad Crowell 11:55 P-p-p-poker Face. Oh that's the best YouTube video. Lesley Logan 11:58 Look it up, I promise you my ICA, listen to this, will love Christopher Walken.Brad Crowell 12:04 Singing Poker Face. Yeah. Google it. Alright, so anyway, yes, that is an ICA. Great question. Thanks, Risa. Love it.Lesley Logan 12:14 You guys can ask us any question you want. Someone just asked our entire team what pants I was wearing when I did a video and my team had to like track me down to go which pink shorts are these? Which I love. Okay, so Alright, let's talk about Kelli Adame. Brad Crowell 12:31 Kelli Adame, a seasoned relationship expert with a background in psychotherapy and coaching excels in guiding individuals and couples through the complexities of modern love and relationships. With a profound understanding of the balance between masculine and feminine energies, she offers nuanced guidance in communication, dating and building fulfilling relationships and marriages.Lesley Logan 12:53 Yeah, I wanted to have her back on because it was just so many. There's so many different things we could talk about when it comes to these and like the first time we had her on we had so many people who loved it. And I have to share this because so many people are like, oh my God there is this one person. Yeah, there was this one person who was like, I was into this until she said we have to be passive to be in our feminine energy. And it's like, she didn't say like, you just take what you get like, like she had no way to said like, just accept what's coming. It was very much like no, like be be willing to receive, you know? Brad Crowell 13:26 Yeah, I don't even remember if, I don't remember passive, but I remember the idea of receiving. Lesley Logan 13:32 Well, and I do think that that word came out in the interview when I was doing it because I listened to the whole thing. And before y'all get like a little triggered by it well, word, listen to the before and after take it in context. She explained what she, like she explained what she meant by passive. So when I was in the interview, listening to her and taking that in, I didn't take it as like, we should just like, be passive and just like, take what we could get it was very much an action of receiving and like we did a retreat recently, and one of my girls was wanting to give me a comment, I want you to receive this and I said, oh, I am, I'm gonna sit here, you're gonna tell me and I'm just gonna say thank you. And I'm not actually going to give you a compliment back. I'm just going to sit here in the receiving of that. So. So I think like. Brad Crowell 14:16 Also, I think that we have this weird preconceived notion that, you know, one person always demanding or getting and the other person is always receiving. And that is not what the context of that was. Nor is that reality, there's always a give and take in every relationship. So there are moments where you're receiving there are moments where I'm receiving and that is, hopefully, that's that's actually a healthy relationship.Lesley Logan 14:39 No 100% Because like, I also have never taken her explanation of like massive feminine energies and that there's this I won't say her name because I don't want to give her any air. But there's this one woman who like in her household, her husband makes all the decisions all the time. And I was like, no. That's a hard no. Brad Crowell 15:00 Yeah. That is called an unhealthy relationship. Lesley Logan 15:03 Because I can be in my feminine and also, when it's needed make decisions for this relationship for myself, I don't need permission. So anyways, I just wanted to highlight that because, again, one, first of all, there's always been someone who doesn't get something out of something. And also, ladies, we, there is a diviness to be in your feminine and it allows you a. to ditch the perfection and ditch the control and ditch always be responsible for everyone's feelings all the fucking time. Like, we gotta let it go. And if you are wanting to have a healthy relationship, it is going to be like, I make sure and I'm not always good at this, but I love to make sure that Brad feels needed. I can do a lot of shit around the house by myself. I mean, I did almost burn it down. But I can do a lot by myself. But also, it's like super good to, like, let you shine and do some cool, like, there's amazing things you've done with these shelves. And I'm like, yeah, actually really great. Love that. So anyways, I just had to like, get that out there. So I just love her and I love what she is talking about and doing. And so she said she talked, we talked about narcissistic parents, and that will often cause if you have a narcissistic parent, you will often be drawn to a narcissist in your relationships. And so just you know, keep that in mind my loves. We've had narcissistic parents. I'll never forget, my mom told us it was but like, I'll never forget the time she texts me she's like Etsy or Pinterest sent me this, such as this book called Daughters of Narcissistic Mothers, it's probably a good thing, you're not having a child because it's probably passed out like a hereditary trait. And so the narcissism can stop with you. So anyways, you can be drawn to a narcissistic partner. And she said, sometimes the work is more just spending time tending to yourself, it's actually a loving decision. And so again, like and you can be in your feminine energy, and just take care of you like just say no to things, take a hot bath, enjoy amazing music, like set a space for yourself. There's nothing selfish about that, that is actually like being in your feminine, really awesome. And she also talked about like, it doesn't matter where you are, or whatever you're doing, you can learn to fully embody your feminine energy in that way, or in different ways. And then she also said, if you, when you into when you're integrated in that feminine energy, you're going to attract something different. So if you find you keep attracting, this is why single ladies, I'm sure we have a few good men listening. But on Brad's actually doing All the Single Ladies right now he's dancing.Lesley Logan 17:46 If you're wanting to attract different things in your life, you have to actually have a different energy because we actually what we put out is what we are attracting things, right. So you actually are in control of that. And I just I was just listening to a happiness talk on Diary of a CEO and the guy was like, he's a scientist at this. And he says, no one likes when I say this, he's like, but you are actually in control of your happiness. You can change how you're feeling by the words you're using. And so I loved it, because it made me think of this interview. It's like, when we integrate our feminine energy, when we choose to be in that you are going to attract something different you are in control of how you attract things. So it's not passive.Brad Crowell 18:25 Right. Right? Yeah. So this was a really interesting conversation, for me to be a bystander in, on, at listening to, I remember being really intrigued during the first episode. And that happened for me again, this time, too, because just really, first off, she's very learned, right? And well educated about this kind of stuff, but also to the way she describes it makes me laugh. And also made me aware of things that may be happening in my life or in our relationship. That is like, oh, cool. Okay. I never even thought about it in that context before. She said that women are wired for relationships. She also said that men are wired for non-relationships or polygamy. And I thought that was interesting. Lesley Logan 19:22 You never heard that before. Lesley Logan 19:23 No. Oh, it's like a whole thing. Brad Crowell 19:26 Okay. Well, she said, she said, the, when it comes to why would a man who's wired for you know polygamy choose monogamy is because they like to win. And, you know, the hunters, right? They're trying to win. And what Kelli said is that when she's working with men, most often they actually don't feel appreciated in a relationship. And so why would they decide to stay in the relationship if they're not having, they're not feeling like they're winning. Right? I appreciated your comment about the shelves. It also made me laugh because I feel likeLesley Logan 20:16 I would just hire someone. Brad Crowell 20:18 Yeah, I don't think you would ever fucking do that. So letting me do that is pretty fun. Lesley Logan 20:22 Yeah, no, I would just hire someone. We had this conversation last night, you were telling me to do something like, or just hire the person to fix this.Brad Crowell 20:29 So what she talked about was criticizing or, you know, she said, the men that she works with often say, it doesn't matter what I do, I never feel like it's enough. I always feel like, you know, I'm being nitpicked or whatever. And I can do no, right, it's never enough. And so, you know, eventually, that builds up resentment and all those kinds of things. You know, so she, she then asked you, like, why would a man give up options for all the women to be in a relationship with a woman where he doesn't feel appreciated? I'm pretty sure that's not what she said. She actually said, why would I give up all the other vaginas? Just to have one? If I don't feel appreciated? Lesley Logan 21:07 Is that what she said and our team changed it. I love you guys. I do or call that oh, okay. I guess let's just talk about like vaginas? That's right. Yes.Brad Crowell 21:21 Which I was like, wow, okay, my jaw hit the floor. And she said because a man likes to win and if he can win with you, that is, that can be worth becoming monogamous and being excited to stay in a relationship in a committed relationship and all that kind of stuff. And so, there, you know, there's, it's kind of like a mission. It's built into humans into men, in this way that I've never really thought about it like this before, I didn't actually know that.Lesley Logan 21:58 It's interesting, because like, Brad Crowell 21:59 I don't feel like it is, I don't feel like it is, there is a bit of an ego, especially when we first started dating when I was like, like, I got you off the market, you know, kind of a thing, especially because Lesley Logan 22:10 (Inaudible) I told you don't take me off the market, if you're not gonna marry me. Brad Crowell 22:13 Well, it wasn't even just that I also knew that, you know, we were both also, like, seeing other people to try to figure out who we wanted to spend time with. Right? And so there definitely was a bit of pride that I felt as we decided to, you know, commit to each other, for sure, you know, and, but that was like, 10 years ago, you know, almost at this point. So, that.Lesley Logan 22:41 Really close to 10 years this summer. Brad Crowell 22:43 Yeah, kind of crazy. I haven't really thought about that in a really long time, to be honest. Lesley Logan 22:48 Well, I think the other thing is, like we were we were listening to (inaudible) talking about, like, six human needs. Right. And so we have an interesting thing when it's like certainty to me, right? And also, we need uncertainty. And so like, I also think, you know, I also feel for the woman who's also saying this to the man or make the man feel this way, because she probably also feels underappreciated. So but like, for to me, and I don't think that Kelli and I got into this, but like, if another certainly women who probably do this always, but for me, if I am starting to, if I find myself starting to nitpick or think about you in a negative way, it's because I am feeling I'm doing a lot. And I am feeling underappreciated as well. And so what happens is, when one person feels underappreciated, they start taking on the other person and the other person feels underappreciated, but like, literally no one's communicating about feeling underappreciated. And so I think that it's really important, because like, what I don't want is women to be like, yeah, he's not doing anything, probably. But also like, and also, there are other ways to say like, it means a lot to me when x, y, and z happens, and when this isn't happening, it makes it really hard for me to show up in this relationship in a in a positive way. Brad Crowell 24:07 Yeah, well, I mean, yes, that for sure. But also to what Kelli said, is, basically make sure let him know how he can win with you. Right? And, you know, what does that actually mean? And honestly, that ultimately comes down to communication. And, you know, I think that when you know what will win someone over, I'm just trying not to use the word win, but when you know how you can succeed in a relationship, you're more likely to do that.Lesley Logan 24:37 Well, it's also like, let's just say it as a job when you actually know how you're going to be appreciated at work, how are you gonna be recognized, how you're going to have affirmation at your job, you do it, right? If you're at a job, and I don't want to think of a relationship as a job, but like who okay she keeps, she, sorry guys are lovely Gaia is taking out a light, when you are at a job and you don't know how to win at your job or feel succeeded or have affirmation or feel like you're doing things, right. You feel lost, you feel confused, you feel frustrated, you get upset. It's the same thing. So not that your relationship is a job, but it's a, I think of our relationships Lesley Logan 24:37 It's an easy comparison. I mean, we go through it at the workplace, in the workplace, right? So, you know, yeah. I get that. Lesley Logan 25:23 Yeah. So I think like, for all any of you out there, like, I don't think relationships are ever easy. And I think it's actually always a give and take. And that's why I also love having Kelli back a couple of times to explain, like, both people in a relationship have both masculine and feminine. And it's important to know when you're in either of those, and then to communicate how you feel. And it is not easy. Like, it's, it's, it's never going to be easy. But if you really actually care about the person, it's actually worth the communication, it's worth the time. It's, it's worth understanding and hearing things from that person's perspective and figuring out how you can, you can do that.Brad Crowell 26:01 And here's how, like, here's the other side of it, is that when he knows how he can win with you, he will do his best to win with you, which is a win for you. Right? So, you know, I think ultimately, communication and clarity and understanding how, you know, you can, can set each other up to, you know, both be getting what you want in a relationship. That's, you know, so that's, that's like my biggest takeaway with it. Brad Crowell 26:30 All right. So finally, let's talk about those Be It Action Items, what bold, executable, intrinsic or targeted action items, can we take away from your convo with Kelli Adame? She said, to honor the masculine and look at where you are being critical, I thought this was again, I thought, this is really interesting. Look at where you are trying to teach or preach or change your man. And I find it hilarious that I'm the one saying this in this conversation right now, but. Lesley Logan 26:57 I'm not taking it as a note. So it's okay. Brad Crowell 26:58 Yeah. The, you know, what you discussed, which I'm just going to refer back to your conversation is that, obviously, it can be, it can turn into a mothering relationship, because one of the things you talked about was, you know, a, you know, badass high performing woman who ends up with, you know, a Peter Pan style, like, childlike man, who is just being taken care of you, we're talking about a specific relationship where three years in, she was like, I'm done, you know, and, and that was like, you know, annoying and complicated. And it was because, you know, the role was always the woman was driving things, being in the masculine, masculine energy, running things, providing all the things and, and then it never actually allowed for there to be the give and take. And to me, it doesn't sound like that. Man was trying to step up anyway.Lesley Logan 28:00 Yeah. Well, also like, and, you know, it depends on how the relationship started. Because also, like, if it started off with him being a Peter Pan and her always taking care of him. It's not like, magically one day he's gonna read her mind and step up, like, you know what I mean, like, I think that's another thing. Brad Crowell 28:15 That's true. Lesley Logan 28:16 I was listening to when we were on our way to Mexico I was listening to this podcast from various CEO with this sexpert, who she was talking about one of her books is like, it's like, how to stay married after having children, or how to have sex after having children, something like that. Anyways, she was explaining how, in a lot of relationships, when the child, a child has entered. First of all, there's so many things that happen to a female's body that make it complicated to have sex, you have to wait several weeks, after for things to heal, maybe longer depending on how things are going. And then she is tired. Because the baby wakes up all the time. And if the partner in her life isn't also stepping up in other ways to help out and she finds herself, making food for everybody and clean up after everybody and doing and scheduling things for everybody. Then she has the children and an adult child. And once she starts to mother, the husband and I'm not saying that that's her fault. Once that happens. Yep, it's no longer sexy, right? Because it'd be weird to want to have sex with your kid. And so (inaudible).Brad Crowell 29:29 Yeah, that's exactly right. And you talked about that too, with Kelli. And what she actually said which was, which I found really interesting was you said typically, the person who makes the first move in the relationship is the one that's taking on the masculine energy in the relationship.Lesley Logan 29:45 Yeah, you did that for us. I made sure of it.Brad Crowell 29:51 Anyway, glad I could step into that masculine role. Lesley Logan 29:54 You're so hot. Thank you so much.Brad Crowell 29:57 What was your biggest takeaway? Lesley Logan 29:58 Try to do an hour a day of checking in around just feeding your feel good time. And one of the other ways to describe this actually is Feel Good Friday. She takes half a day on Fridays, and she scheduled things that helps her feel good. And I think this is actually really if you are if you have stuck around on the feminine conversations and you still feel a little lost, go get your nails done. Go get your hair done, go get a massage. Why? When you get your nails done, you do feel pretty, but also you are receiving, someone's taking care of you when you get your hair done. Oh my God, I love to get my hair blown out. I love it because I will never do it for myself. And of course, I feel so pretty. I felt even with no makeup. I'm like, wow, I can be in a Vidal Sassoon commercial, I love this. And you feel more and more like taken care of and you're so busy taking care of others. You get a massage someone is like pouring into you. When you do Feel Good Fridays, it actually is going to be so much easier for you to step into your feminine because you're actually practicing the art of receiving. So I really, really love that. And then she said above all else like progress, not perfection which you know, we're all about here in the Be It Pod.Brad Crowell 30:34 I love it. Lesley Logan 30:47 I'm Lesley Logan.Brad Crowell 31:10 And I'm Brad Crowell.Lesley Logan 31:11 Thank you so much for listening to us, for being part of our conversations, for sending your questions in, for sharing the pod. I really do love when you guys just take screenshot of the pod and then tag me like it makes my day because I'm like, oh my God, they love this episode enough to share it. Like that's so cool. Also lets me know what episodes you're enjoying. So, continue to do that and until next time, Be It Till You See It.Brad Crowell 31:32 Bye for now.Lesley Logan 31:34 That's all I got for this episode of the Be It Till You See It Podcast. One thing that would help both myself and future listeners is for you to rate the show and leave a review and follow or subscribe for free wherever you listen to your podcast. Also, make sure to introduce yourself over at the Be It Pod on Instagram. I would love to know more about you. Share this episode with whoever you think needs to hear it. Help us and others Be It Till You See It. Have an awesome day. Lesley Logan 32:02 Be It Till You See It is a production of The Bloom Podcast Network. If you want to leave us a message or a question that we might read on another episode, you can text us at +1-310-905-5534 or send a DM on Instagram @BeItPod. Brad Crowell 32:17 It's written, filmed, and recorded by your host, Lesley Logan, and me, Brad Crowell. 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On this week's episode of Don't F*ck this Up, Lauren has the opportunity to catch up with hairstylist and educator, Kate Schlichter. She's the owner of Lost Hills LA and the founder of forthcoming haircare line, TOSL.They discuss Kate's roots as a PNW punk rocker, her huge move to London, and the realities of training at industry juggernauts, Vidal Sassoon and Bumble and Bumble. Though she never set out to own her own salon, Kate's dedication to her craft and desire to build a community space were actually a perfect recipe for her to take the plunge. Ten years later, safe to say the plunge was meant to be! “Let's bring apprenticeships back. Let's bring mentorships back.” - Kate SchlichterFollow Don't Fuck This Up on IG: @dontfuckthisup.podcastFollow Lauren Alvarez on IG: @LaurentheAlvarezFollow Kate on IG: @KateLostHillsCheck out Lost Hills LA: @LostHillsLABook with Kate: www.losthillsla.comEmail the show at advice@dontfckthisup.com for your questions to be answered on an upcoming episode!
I'm sure you're familiar with the saying, “Beauty is only skin deep.” It's meant to be a reminder – and a reassurance – that there's more to a human being than appearance. While that's true, our appearance is vitally important to us. You only have to spend 5 minutes on social media to reaffirm that's as true today as it ever has been. Our appearance used to be a kind of genetic lottery. Not so much any more. Today you can get your hair, eyes, nose, lips, breasts, tummy, and butt lifted, sculpted, enhanced, reduced or reshaped to more closely resemble how you'd prefer to look. Signs of aging we euphemistically call “laugh lines” and “crow's feet” can be smoothed away so your selfie looks as youthful as everybody else's on Instagram. Without a filter! This kind of physical enhancement used to be the province of Hollywood stars and the wealthy citizens of Manhattan and Beverly Hills. Today we have access to these treatments in Baton Rouge. One of the places you can take this journey here is Ford Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Dr Ann Ford Reilley has been practicing medicine for 30 years and was the first woman in Louisiana to be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Dr Reilley's daughter, Dr Kate Chiasson, has gone one better than her mom: Dr Chiasson is double board certified, by the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Mother and daughter plastic surgeons are partners at Ford Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. There are others forms of body modification we use to enhance our appearance. One of the most ancient - and currently most popular - is tattooing. We have archaeological evidence of humans with tattoos as far back as 5,000 BC. In the early 20th Century, tattoos came to be associated with outlaws and sailors. Somewhere along the line that changed. Today, tattoos are regarded as pieces of art, acceptable in all walks of life and they show up everywhere - from the bedroom to the boardroom. Daniel Esen has been a tattoo artist since 2008, and he's been inking skin in Baton Rouge for over a decade at his own shop, Black Torch Tattoo. Back in the 1970's, a hairdresser turned entrepreneur by the name of Vidal Sassoon marketed his salons and beauty products with the slogan, “If you don't look good, we don't look good.” Sassoon was talking about something as impermanent as a haircut. For Ann, Kate, and Daniel, his slogan applies in a far more consequential form. After they leave their shop or your clinic, their patients and clients are changed forever. Tattoos and cosmetic surgery are permanent. What Ann, Kate and Daniel are doing every day requires skill, talent, confidence and courage. They're working in professions in which there is literally no room for error. This conversation is a fascinating insight into what it's like having that kind of responsibility. Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at Mansurs On the Boulevard. You can find photos from this show by Brian Newton at itsbatonrouge.la.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this episode of Ask The Color I'm chatting with Ian McCabe about All Things Color.Ian is the Owner/Colorist of Navy, he transitioned from a salon assistant to a renowned colorist driven by an early passion for color. His journey, marked by a decisive shift towards hair coloring after intensive training at Vidal Sassoon, reflects two decades of dedication and innovation. At Navy Hair Studio, clients encounter McCabe's curated collection of products, embodying his distinct approach to haircolor.You can find out more about my guest at https://www.instagram.com/ianmatthewcolor/Want to keep up to date with all things hair color? Join the community here: https://www.expertcolorsolutions.com or @expertcolorsolutions on Instagram.And don't forget to review this podcast - it helps others find me, and means I can help even more incredible stylists transform into expert colorists!.PS - want to send in a question for one of my episodes? Here's how: Just write a review with your question!
In this episode of Ask The Color I'm chatting with Ian McCabe about All Things Color. Ian is the Owner/Colorist of Navy, he transitioned from a salon assistant to a renowned colorist driven by an early passion for color. His journey, marked by a decisive shift towards hair coloring after intensive training at Vidal Sassoon, reflects two decades of dedication and innovation. At Navy Hair Studio, clients encounter McCabe's curated collection of products, embodying his distinct approach to haircolor. You can find out more about my guest at https://www.instagram.com/ianmatthewcolor/ Want to keep up to date with all things hair color? Join the community here: https://www.expertcolorsolutions.com or @expertcolorsolutions on Instagram. And don't forget to review this podcast - it helps others find me, and means I can help even more incredible stylists transform into expert colorists!. PS - want to send in a question for one of my episodes? Here's how: Just write a review with your question!
In this conversation, Barbara interviews Katharina Mark, a senior stylist with extensive experience in the hair business. They discuss Katharina's training and apprenticeship at Vidal Sassoon, the challenges she faced, and the impact of mentors on her career. They also talk about hair competitions and Katharina's experience winning a competition. Finally, they discuss the transition to a salon suite and the benefits of working independently.TakeawaysApprenticeship at Vidal Sassoon is a rigorous and demanding process that requires dedication and perseverance.Having mentors and supportive colleagues can make a significant difference in one's career development.Participating in hair competitions can be a rewarding experience and an opportunity for growth and recognition.Transitioning to a salon suite can offer more independence and freedom in running a hair business.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background03:00 Apprenticeship at Vidal Sassoon06:10 Impactful Mentors09:05 Challenges of Apprenticeship13:20 Hair Competitions16:21 Winning a Hair Competition20:30 Transition to Salon Suite25:39 Benefits of Salon SuiteFollow Katharina Mark@kookalakat (photography)@katzencreative (hair) Email us at justhairmeoutpodcast@gmail.comWatch epdisodes on our YouTube channel!https://www.youtube.com/@JustHairMeOutVenmo @Barbara-BodilyAny donations are welcome and appreciated to support the producing of this podcast.Facebook: Just.Hair.Me.OutInstagram: just.hair.me.out.podcastTikTok: @just.hair.me.out
In this episode, my guest is Annie Humphreys, a true icon in the world of hairdressing and an important part of the success of the Vidal Sassoon salons and schools. Annie is quite simply the colourist who paved the way for those who followed into the world of modern hair colour. Join us as Annie takes a trip down memory lane and shares her experiences in the ever-evolving salon industry from the 1950s to the 21st century. Although this interview was recorded in 2015, the lessons that Annie shares are timeless. In this episode, we discuss: The Sassoon revolution What it takes to succeed in the salon industry Colour, colour, colour… And lots more! For full show notes, links and resources mentioned visit: https://growmysalonbusiness.com/podcast/229/ Thanks so much for joining me this week. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and help other people find my podcast. I also love to hear what's been helpful and what you love about the podcast! Just click here to review, scroll to the bottom, tap “Ratings and Reviews” tap to rate with 5 stars and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favourite part of the podcast is. Thank you for your support! And finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic updates. Got a question you want answered on the podcast? DM me your question over on Instagram or just come on over to connect at: https://www.instagram.com/growmysalonbusiness/
To take your salon business to the NEXT LEVEL, go to https://linktr.ee/nlsleadership and sign up for the course! Follow @NLSalonLeadership on Facebook and Instagram, and be sure to check out the full interview on our YouTube channel! https://youtu.be/MKrS6fOZLtA David Kinigson is an award-winning hairdresser, national educator, editorial stylist, inspirational speaker and the author of two renowned books. The Haircutter's Handbook - his critically acclaimed education manual - includes a preface by Vidal Sassoon and thoughtful comments from your favorite industry icons, leaders, and legends. Among them: Stephen Moody, Nick Arrojo, Charlie Price, Tabatha Coffey, Howard McLaren, Vivienne Mackinder, Winn Claybaugh, Dwight Miller, Van Council and Gerard Scarpaci. His new book The Power of Asking What? Overcoming Challenges and Fears - A Conversation for Mindset In Action has a preface by Richard Condon and includes praise from Mary Wilson, Geno Stampora, Jay Williams, Joe Santy and Maria Fontana. As an independent educator, David's passion is mentoring hairdressers to overcome their challenges and fears associated with haircutting and life. In every Haircutting Think & Learn workSpace, David shares “Wet & Dry Fusion Haircutting" because there are benefits to both. Throughout his 50-year career, David's editorial work has appeared in magazines such as, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Allure, Elle, Glamour, Marie Claire, Self, Seventeen, Esquire, GQ and Interview. His original haircutting concepts, styles and philosophies have been featured in Modern Salon, American Salon, Beauty Launchpad, Independent Beauty Professional, Salon Today and Estetica magazines. An inspirational keynote speaker, David has been featured at conferences that include: Intercoiffure, Serious Business, Arrojo Expo, Eufora VisionQuest and Global Connection, Van Michael Salons Annual Conference, Visible Changes Team Conference and the Florida Foster and Adoptive Parents Association (FAPA) Educational Conference.
When he was just 22 years old, this week's guest was appointed Creative Director at Sassoon's. He was named Educator of the Year in his first year at Paul MItchell. His no-fluff approach to teaching and his ability to break down the what, when, why, and how in haircutting have made him one of the world's most sought-after educators. It was a genuine pleasure to get to know him better. Here is DJ Muldoon.• He got started in the 90s at Sassoon's in Santa Monica, where the motto was "you do it until you can't do it wrong."• He'd only been there a few months when he was asked to appear in a commercial shoot and he met Vidal Sassoon in person. It was the beginning of a personal mentorship under Vidal.• After years with Sassoon he moved to Paul Mitchell, working with them for nearly a decade.• DJ partnered with several other stylists to create their own production company to shoot for Paul Mitchell and their own educational videos.⭐️⭐️⭐️ Check out more episodes and the videos at https://chrisbaran.com/podcast ⭐️ Join our FREE Facebook community for Salon Team Trainers today. https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining ✅ Exclusive content on how to implement and scale your salon training the easy way ✅ Save time and learn what works from people just like you ✅ Get back to your mission of building the salon business and creating more jobs Learn more here - https://bit.ly/trainersplaybook Join our FB group - https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining Follow us on IG - https://instagram.com/coachchrisbaran
A LIVE dessa semana é com o brasileiro, Fernando Paiva, sócio/proprietário do salão HAIR4YOU, localizado em Aventura FL, onde oferecem uma gama completa de serviços de beleza. Fernando Paiva Pereira é mais conhecido por Fe Paiva. Tem em seu currículo grandes cursos em academias de renome internacional, como Vidal Sassoon e Tony Guy, e passagem em alguns dos melhores salões de beleza do Brasil, como Jacques Janine e Studio W. Essa live promete emoção com a história do quase jogador de futebol. Nascido e criado na periferia de São Paulo, sempre Fernando conta ter perseguido o sonho de ser jogador de futebol até seus 15 anos de idade, tendo passagem pelas categorias de base de clubes como São Caetano e Corinthians. O sonho de ser jogador teve que ficar de lado, devido algumas frustrações imprevistas. E foi aí onde começou sua história no mundo da beleza. Filho de mãe cabeleireira, cresceu no ambiente de salão de beleza mas sem nunca ter tido o sonho de trabalhar na área. Aos 16 anos, iniciou sua trajetória como assistente de cabeleireiro e nunca mais parou. "Sigo minha trajetória usando o dom que Deus me deu pra trazer auto estima e alegria através da minha arte para a vida das pessoas que atendo." @fepaivahair Quer saber mais? Assista a LIVE, desta quinta, no Youtube Compartilha com quem precisa conhecer esse cara incrível que fala a nossa língua e faz sucesso nos Estados Unidos. Apresentadores Juliana Bittencourt: @julianabittencourt12 Gabriel Carvalho: @gabrielcarvalho822 Lili Zucchini: @lili_zucchini Siga o Bubbles no Instagram: @bubblespodcast Seja um patrocinador do Bubbles. Envie um email para contact@eyeseasolutions.com Siga o entrevistado no Instagram: @hair4you.aventura e @fepaivahair Conheça a EyeSea Solutions, a melhor agência brasileira de marketing / eventos dos Estados Unidos. Siga no Instagram @eyeseasolutions Inscreva-se também no Cortes do Bubbles para ver os pontos altos das nossas conversas: @CortesdoBubbles Se você quer resolver de vez os seus problemas com o inglês, inscreva-se já no American English Experience, um curso que te leva do zero à fluência em apenas 60 passos. Acesse agora mesmo o site da American English Academy e faça a sua inscrição www.americanenglishacademy.edu Você já conhece a Taptap Send? Você pode enviar dinheiro para o Brasil de maneira rapidíssima e muito econômica. E o destinatário recebe por PIX!!! Baixe o app na App Store ou no Google Play e use o código BP55 Você vai ganhar $20 na sua primeira transferência acima de $25 É muito fácil começar a economizar tempo e dinheiro. Tap, tap, foi! . . . . #bubblespodcast #mariananiro #luxuryrealestate #miami #melhorespodcasts #empreendedorismo #imigrantesbrasileiros #vidanoseua #podcastbrasileiro #brasileirosnoseua #vivernosestadosunidos #melhorpodcastdobrasil #melhorpodcastbrasileiro #brasileirospelomundo #vivernoseua #empreendedorismo #marketing #brasileirosnosuldaflorida #suldaflorida #morarnaflorida #cabeleireiro #hairstylist #haircut #haircaretips #hairstyles --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bubblespodcast/support
Interview with Winn ClaybaughWinn Claybaugh is the founder, co-owner, and dean of Paul Mitchell Advanced Education, a franchisor of more than 100 cosmetology and/or barbering schools throughout the United States. The young company was ranked three years in a row (2006–2008) in the top 10 of Franchise Times magazine's Fast 55, a ranking of the fastest-growing young franchises, and has repeatedly ranked in the Top 50 and earned Best in Category in Franchise Business Review's Franchisee Satisfaction Awards.A popular seminar leader and keynote speaker, Winn travels extensively as an educator and consultant, inspiring audiences ranging from housewives and college students to CEOs. He has been the National Motivational Expert for Paul Mitchell, a frequent speaker at every major beauty industry event, and a speaker at the 2017 California Women's Conference. He has helped thousands of businesses build their brands and create successful working cultures; his clients have included Southwest Airlines, the Irvine Company, Vidal Sassoon, Entertainment Tonight, Mattel, For Rent magazine, and many other businesses from hospitals to apartment communities.Since 1995, Winn has interviewed over 325 beauty and business professionals, artists, educators, and mentors for his popular MASTERS series. Now available on all major podcast platforms, MASTERS by Winn Claybaugh has more than 1 million podcast downloads. Winn is also a featured contributor to online publications that reach millions of subscribers and a popular guest on national podcasts and radio shows. He currently serves on the boards of directors of three nonprofit organizations: Bright Pink, Beauty Changes Lives, and the Andrew Gomez Dream Foundation, which he co-founded.From 2004 to 2023, Winn led the Paul Mitchell School network to collectively raise over $25 million for multiple charitable organizations such as Leeza's Care Connection, Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, Larry King Cardiac Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, Boys & Girls Clubs, and many more. Links:www.winnclaybaugh.com www.mastersbywinnclaybaugh.com https://vimeo.com/140170785 www.youtube.com/winnclaybaugh https://www.facebook.com/winnclaybaughpage https://www.instagram.com/winnclaybaugh/ https://linktr.ee/winnclaybaugh www.paulmitchell.edu www.paulmitchellschoolsfunraising.org https://www.instagram.com/paulmitchelledu/ News from TheTease.com:https://www.thetease.com/december-tech-touch-ups/
One day, when Tim Storey was at a 7-Eleven, he met a young, struggling actor who was begging for money. His backpack was stolen, so he did not have access to his schizophrenia medication. Tim helped this man reconnect with his mom and get psychiatric help at a mental health facility. This is just one example of the thousands of lives Tim has touched through his work as a humanitarian and thought leader. In this episode of YAPClassic, Tim will break down his secrets to success and how to live a happy, peaceful life through presence, alignment, and emotional stability. Tim Storey is an acclaimed culture-influencing thought leader, life strategist, author, speaker, and counselor. Known for his insight and coaching among high-profile individuals who find themselves in a place of personal recovery and discovery, he has been labeled as the Original Comeback Coach. In this episode, Hala and Tim will discuss: - How Mother Teresa inspired Tim to become a humanitarian - The Law of the Harvest - Tim's advice for developing a miracle mindset - An unexpected tip for increasing productivity - How to know if you're chasing the right dream - The secret to a happy and peaceful life - How to keep your cool in any situation - What does it mean to have a miracle mentality? - Tim's secret to profiting in life - And other topics… Tim Storey is an acclaimed culture-influencing thought leader, life strategist, author, speaker, and counselor. Known for his insight and coaching among high-profile individuals who find themselves in a place of personal recovery and discovery, he has been labeled as the Original Comeback Coach. Whether one-on-one or in groups of more than 20,000, Tim Storey is able to connect on a personal level with people from all walks of life, from entertainment executives, business moguls, professional athletes, and celebrities like Robert Downey, Jr., Charlie Sheen, Grant Cardone, Lewis Howes, Vidal Sassoon, and Christina Hall, to adults and children in neighborhoods throughout America and in the most deprived and war-torn regions of the world. Resources Mentioned: Tim's Website: https://www.timstorey.com/ Tim's Books: https://www.timstorey.com/books Tim's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timstoreyofficial/ Tim's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timstoreyofficial/ Tim's Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/timstorey Tim's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TimStoreyOfficial Tim's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TimStoreyOfficial Sponsored By: MasterClass - Right now you can get Two Memberships for the Price of One at youngandprofiting.co/masterclass Relay - Sign up for FREE! Go to relayfi.com/profiting **Relay is a financial technology company, not an FDIC-insured bank. Banking services and FDIC insurance provided through Evolve Bank & Trust and Thread Bank; Members FDIC. The Relay Visa® Debit Card is issued by Thread Bank pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. and may be used everywhere Visa® debit cards are accepted. More About Young and Profiting Download Transcripts - youngandprofiting.com Get Sponsorship Deals - youngandprofiting.com/sponsorships Leave a Review - ratethispodcast.com/yap Watch Videos - youtube.com/c/YoungandProfiting Follow Hala Taha LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/htaha/ Instagram - instagram.com/yapwithhala/ TikTok - tiktok.com/@yapwithhala Twitter - twitter.com/yapwithhala Learn more about YAP Media Agency Services - yapmedia.io/ Join Hala's LinkedIn Masterclass - yapmedia.io/course
Every creature on earth is concerned with his or her appearance. I use the pronouns “his” or “her” intentionally, because in most species this attention to appearance is connected to attracting a mate for procreation. For the human species, things are different. Our interest in our appearance doesn't need to be connected to mating, or even dating. It can be a form of artistic or self-expression. And there are whole industries - from hair dye to health diets - to help us out. The connection between health and beauty is an age-old pursuit of balance between the art of appearance and science of health. It seems all throughout human history we've augmented our appearance with products distilled from nature. In 69 BC, Cleopatra bathed in milk and honey. In the 1700's, Marie Antoinette used a face mask made of white wine and crushed strawberries. Today, two Romanian women, Raluca Giurgiutiu and Diana Morari, have a body and skincare company called Madonna Lily that uses all natural, ethically sourced and sustainable ingredients. You can find Madonna Lily's products online, in stores, and wholesale via Faire. The company is based in New Orleans. Humans have a way to present themselves to other humans in a way most species do not. With clothes. Clothes probably say as much about us as anything. Although we are continually redefining what is fashionable and what isn't, the one constant we all seem to agree on is, clothes ought to be clean, not dirty. So, given that almost every single human wants to look good in clean clothes, the art and science of keeping clothes looking good and clean is an indispensable industry. Nobody in New Orleans knows that better than Dale Velez. Dale is the current co-owner of Young's Dry Cleaning, a family-owned business that's been cleaning clothes for New Orleanians for over 8 decades. Back in the mid 1980's there was an ad campaign for haircare products in which the owner of the company, Vidal Sassoon said, “If you don't look good, we don't look good.” That sentiment could easily apply to both Dale and Raluca's companies. When someone compliments us by saying “You're looking great” or “I love your shirt,” the first thing we think of to say in response might not be, “I'm using a new face cleaning product,” or “I just had this shirt cleaned and pressed,” but that might actually be what our complimentary friends are noticing. Dale is keeping a business running successfully into its 8th decade and on the other end of the spectrum Raluca has successfuly navigated her business through its challenging first few years. Out to Lunch is recorded live over lunch at NOLA Pizza in the NOLA Brewing Taproom. You can find photos from this show by Jill Lafleur at istneworleans.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Cette semaine, je rencontre Olivier Huguet et Yannick Letort, deux maîtres-coiffeurs installés sur les hauteurs de Gstaad. Olivier et son partenaire Yannick ont reçu deux formations d'exception avec deux maîtres de la coiffure moderne. L'un avec Vidal Sassoon, dans le cadre de la coiffure anglaise, l'autre avec Jean-Marc Maniatis, dans celui de la coiffure française. Après le temps de l'apprentissage, est née pour tous les deux, la nécessité d'exprimer leur propre créativité en se mettant au service de leur propre clientèle. Toute aussi importante que l'équilibre délicat entre technicité et créativité, est la création d'un dialogue de confiance avec chacune des personnes qui, en poussant la porte d'un salon de haute coiffure, cherche à se sentir unique. Pour les maîtres-coiffeurs, la matière du travail ne se résume pas au cheveu à couper, à façonner ou bien à colorer, elle est tout autant dans la nature du rapport humain avec la personne qui remet son visage et son humeur entre leurs mains. L'actrice américaine Joan Crawford disait un jour : « je pense que la chose la plus importante pour une femme, en dehors de son talent, est un bon coiffeur. » Comment coiffer le cheveu en recoiffant aussi l'âme ? C'est la question de la semaine.
In this episode we speak to Eden Sassoon, daughter to one of the most iconic hairdressers in history, Vidal Sassoon. She shares her own, raw, honest and open story about her struggles with alcohol, the painful loss of her siblings to addiction and her passion to overcome. Eden Sassoon, is a well known beauty and wellness entrepreneur, reality TV star, salon owner and loving mother to her two children named Olivia and Taylor with ex-husband Tomer DeVito. Aside from her long list of accolades, Eden Sassoon, is also a philanthropist. Her most notable philanthropic work is her non-profit organisation, Beauty Gives Back, an organisation that honours her late father, legendary Hairstylist Vidal Sassoon. Her foundation aims to unite the hair industry and the fight to end the global water crisis. She also helps people get over their addiction.
90WHO10 peels back the curtain on the lives of people who live in or lived in the world's most famous zip code - Beverly Hills 90210! Are they all rich and famous? Do they stay that way? Tune into 90WHO10 and find out!Our eighth episode features our interview with Eden Sassoon, a cast member of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and daughter of legendary hair stylist Vidal Sassoon. As a child, Eden's life was guided by her father's slogan, "If you don't look good, we don't look good." How did that work for her? And how has it shaped the person she is today? Find out by tuning into 90who10.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/90who10/donations
Jenifer Rosenberg OBE has enjoyed a life of incredible opportunity and hard fought success. She was the founder of the UK's largest privately owned clothing manufacturer after a career at Marks & Spencer during the roaring 60's. She voted Veuve Clicquot Woman of the Year and today is the Chair of the Board of The Heart Cells Foundation. This episode focuses on three key stages of Jenifer's life. By her own admission she was never an academic but excited to leave school and seek opportunity within the creative field. Marks & Spencer offered her a job in the post room which whilst not very exciting, it provided Jenifer the chance to prove herself even at the tender age of 16. Jenifer found the simple administrative task of collecting senior leader signatures on cheques as a way to increase her personal brand within the organisation. Once Jenifer found herself a role within the buying department of M&S when the swinging 60's started to take shape with the likes of The Beatles, Twiggy, Mary Quant and Vidal Sassoon as London proved to be the epicentre of it all. Jenifer, when moved to the skirts department, she suggested the trial of the mini skirt and before she knew it her career exploded as the mini skirt became synonymous with the era. Jenifer always appreciated the interaction, communication and humility of the M&S senior leaders combined with their ability to embrace risk and opportunity. Jenifer left M&S in 1973 following a series of personal life decisions which led to her start J & J in Newcastle when Ted Heath was Prime Minister and the three day week was imposed during to the strikes. J & J was to become the UK's largest privately owned women's clothing manufacturer . During Christmas 1975, Jenifer lost her second husband having already lost her father. This had a huge impact on Jenifer who was now responsible for the leadership and growth of J & J. Jenifer met her third husband who ended up merging with J & J which in turn led to a business with 3,000 people and 12 factories across the UK. That business was sold in 1992. Jenifer was on the receiving end of many accolades and offers of appointments at this point and she realised that life was for living as opposed to sitting back on past successes. Today, Jenifer is passionate about the Heart Cells Foundation founded in 2004 with her third husband (Ian) who later died from heart failure, however his life had been extended for three years after stem cell therapy treatment originally located out of Germany. Heart failure is currently the number 1 killer in the UK and one person dies every three minutes. The charity focuses on the ability to use a person's own Stem Cells to repair their heart and it is revolutionising the practice of medicine. Their goal is to make this treatment readily available to everyone. Jenifer is responsible for raising millions of pounds for the Foundation and her passion for helping others is insatiable. www.heartcellsfoundation.comWatch & Subscribe:
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Interview with Camille FriendIn this era of celebrity hair stylists and makeup artists, Los Angeles-based and Academy Award nominee for BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER, Camille Friend is one to watch. As long as she can remember, she has always wanted to be in the beauty business. Coming from a family of hairstylists, she spent her youth in salons; developing skills and product knowledge that gained her entry into the world of hairstyling at the tender age of 17; thus beginning her professional career.Camille moved from Tempe, Arizona to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams. Within two years, she established herself as a prominent hairstylist in Los Angeles. She went on to explore opportunities that led to a successful career as a professional hair and makeup artist; she landed a coveted position with Sebastian International as a platform instructor and color specialist. Training with Vidal Sassoon and John Atchinson to learn and master precision haircutting techniques. All of these opportunities and extensive training helped to prepare herfor a future in entertainment. By 26, she was on her way to becoming a forerunner in the Film and TV industry.Camille's current credits run the spectrum of film, television, print and music videos. Some of her film credits include TENET, MARVEL STUDIOS' BLACK PANTHER, CHARLIE'S ANGELS, CAPTAIN MARVEL, DREAMGIRLS, THE HELP, HUNGER GAMES – MOCKINGJAY PTS 1 & 2, CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER, CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, and THE LITTLE MERMAID. Her ingenious talents reflect her ability to design and groom period looks that require her expertise with lace front wigs. Camille's dedication, training and innovative skills have led to her success.What's next for this star on the rise? Teaching Masterclasses and Mentorship programs through her company HAIR SCHOLARS, wig/product development and speaking engagements worldwide.Links: https://www.instagram.com/camille_friend/?hl=enhttps://linktr.ee/camillef25/News from TheTease.comhttps://www.thetease.com/january-jones-debuts-kicky-texture-thanks-to-celeb-stylist-janine-jarman-and-curl-cult/https://www.thetease.com/september-tech-touch-ups/https://www.thetease.com/5-hair-bond-building-launches-you-absolutely-need-to-know-about/More from TheTease:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/readthetease/ (readthetease)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kellyehlers/ / (KellyEhlers)Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eljeffreycraig/ (eljeffreycraig)Web: https://www.thetease.com (TheTease.com)Email: VolumeUp@TheTease.comCredits: Volume Up is a Tease Media production. This episode was produced by Monica Hickey and Madeline Hickey. Brian Daly is our editor and audio engineer. Thank you to our creative team for putting together the graphics for this episode.Thank you to the...
You can become a successful real estate investor regardless of where you start out in life. Learn the story of how Allison Bridges grew a real estate business after getting kicked out of high school. Welcome to Pillars of Wealth Creation, where we talk about building financial freedom with a special focus in business and Real Estate. Follow along as Todd Dexheimer interviews top entrepreneurs, investors, advisers and coaches. Allison Bridges is a Real Estate Investor Multifamily | Hotels Living Modern Rentals. She owns Curl Evolution *Long Islands Top Curly Salon with 3000+ 5-star reviews*. Allison is also the Creator of Curlfection hair care brand *Smooth controlled curls made simple!* and the Author of Trade Secrets of the Successful Hairstylist. Allison graduated from cosmetology school in 1999. She apprenticed at Vidal Sassoon in Manhattan to gain technical skills and then moved her career to Long Island. In 2006, Bridges opened her first salon, Evolutions Hair Salon. She enjoys spending time with her husband and three children. 3 Pillars 1. Salon 2. Hair care brands 3. Real estate Book: 10x Is Easier Than 2x by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy You can connect with Allison at www.living-modern-rentals.com or www.curlevolution.com Interested in coaching? Schedule a call with Todd at www.coachwithdex.com Connect with Pillars Of Wealth Creation on Facebook: www.facebook.com/PillarsofWealthCreation/ Subscribe to our email list at www.pillarsofwealthcreation.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/PillarsOfWealthCreation
Tackling Curly Hair with Confidence Starr Mason is the Field Education Leader for the Hair Cuttery family of brands and is a hair stylist with over 30 years in the industry.She began her career in school, after being inspired by Vidal Sassoon, and didn't realise at the time all the different avenues that would become available to her throughout her career.Starr believes that education is a never-ending journey and loves to re-ignite stylists' passion for hair.She has learned to love her textured hair and getting to know what it needs and likes, and encourages others to do the same with their own hair, and for their clients!She urges people to jump in when it comes to working with textured hair and not to be scared to work with curls.We discuss how to work with textured hair, much product to apply, the difference between cocktailing and layering products and maintenance.Connect with Starr:InstagramHair Cuttery Connect with Hair therapy: Facebook Instagram Twitter Clubhouse- @Hair.Therapy Donate towards the podcast Start your own podcastHair & Scalp Salon Specialist Course ~ Book now to become an expert! Get 15% off all Tony Maleedy products! Click Here and use code HAIRTHERAPYUK
I'm joined today by Leslie Cavendish to discuss his book 'The Cutting Edge'. Starting work at Vidal Sassoon's salon at the start of the 60's, Leslie soon finds himself cutting The Beatles hair - and forming a friendship in particular with Paul McCartney. He tells us stories from the Magical Mystery Tour bus, what it was like running a salon for Apple and meeting Paul again in 2012.
As many of you may know, my hairdressing background started with a 10-year stint at the Vidal Sassoon salons and schools in London before I went off to do my own thing. Whether you worked at Sassoon or not, most hairdressers are interested in how the brand has evolved during its 65-year journey (which is a major feat in itself!). Vidal Sassoon changed the way the world looks at and works with hair. But every bit as important as that fact is that he showed that being open to adapting to change is essential if you want to survive, not just in hairdressing but in any business. Over the last few years, the Sassoon brand has continued to evolve, and they recently announced that some big and exciting developments are going to be taking place in the company. My guest on today's podcast is my good friend and former colleague Mark Hayes, who is the International Creative Director at Sassoon, and he is going to tell us all about the next stage in the evolution of the Sassoon brand. For full show notes, links and resources mentioned visit: https://growmysalonbusiness.com/podcast/189/ Thanks so much for joining me this week. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show and help other people find my podcast. I also love to hear what's been helpful and what you love about the podcast! Just click here to review, scroll to the bottom, tap “Ratings and Reviews” tap to rate with 5 stars and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favourite part of the podcast is. Thank you for your support! And finally, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic updates. Got a question you want answered on the podcast? DM me your question over on Instagram or just come on over to connect at: https://www.instagram.com/growmysalonbusiness/
To take your salon business to the NEXT LEVEL, go to https://linktr.ee/nlsleadership and sign up for the course! Follow @NLSalonLeadership on Facebook and Instagram, and be sure to check out the full interview on our YouTube channel! Karla Lopez-Martinez: After graduating Cosmetology college in 1997, Karla has had the pleasure to wear many hats along her career path of over 23yrs. In addition to building a strong clientele as a colorist, she is also the Owner and one of the leaders of Gila Rut salons in San Diego, Ca. with a team of 65+ employees and 2 locations. “My goal as a salon owner, educator, coach and mentor is to inspire my team and those around me to achieve their highest professionals and personal goals” says Karla Her passion for continued education and mentorship has become her mission. So much so, that in 2016 she Co-Founded Beauty Backbone Inc. an on-line resource for employee based salons, who are looking to have a thriving and sustainable company. Beauty backbone's focus is on providing 5 pillars of education for salon leaders. The 5 pillars are Culture, Operations, Finances, Education and Leadership.. “I'm extremely grateful for all the opportunities I have been privileged to have in my career, and through that, in my personal life. I'm excited to share my experiences, my lessons, my vision, and my passion with everyone that is ready to elevate their salon business through my work at Beauty Backbone!” says Karla Her education over the years has been extensive and wide. She has participated in countless academies to master her behind the chair craft. These include; AVEDA, Toni&Guy, Vidal Sassoon, L'Oreal, Paul Brown, Keratin Complex, AVEDA Business college. To best execute her salon owner vision she has also attended countless Business Academies including; San Diego State University Digital Marketing, Qnity Education, Landmark, AVEDA Business College, The Salon People Academy, Brendon Bruchard's coaching summit and more Karla is a frequent Webinar Guest presenter and speaker for; AVEDA Business college, Imaginal marketing, Bellus Academy, Fashion Week San Diego since 2012, AVEDA Congress, Aura Salon software, multiple Club houses and many others
@TheSimonEllis is a long-time #crafthhairdresser AND the International Creative Director of Schwarzkopf Professional. With over 40 years of industry experience, starting with two decades with the Vidal Sassoon organization, he is an absolute wealth of knowledge and wisdom. From my first introduction to Simon, I was taken by his great passion and intellect. His YouTube series, The Simon Ellis Master Classes, is the foundation of much of our talk today. The series includes 10 must-view short-form videos that lay out a blueprint for success in our industry. Not to be missed!
Jon Kite returns for his 38th appearance! The ALN legend delivers again with riffs on Nic Cage movies, if Tom Hanks joined New Kids on The Block, Showbiz Pizza, and Chris Walken auditions for the VIDAL SASSOON biopic. All the laughs. Enjoy. Follow Jon on IG @jonathankite Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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