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Posted On: September 19th 2026, 05:17 am
I took out a $15,000 line of credit to open that salon.
I closed it when we were about to have our best year ever.
The truth is, I knew I wanted something different. I didn’t want to be trapped where other people and clients depended on me to always be there and always be on. The Salon became a burden and took so much time away from me and my children.
There’s obviously so much more to the story and I will share more as time goes on.
But I almost quit making content right before. I finally had a viral video and people started flocking to my page and to my offers.
Don’t give up. You are literally one video away from being seen.
I closed it when we were about to have our best year ever.
The truth is, I knew I wanted something different. I didn’t want to be trapped where other people and clients depended on me to always be there and always be on. The Salon became a burden and took so much time away from me and my children.
There’s obviously so much more to the story and I will share more as time goes on.
But I almost quit making content right before. I finally had a viral video and people started flocking to my page and to my offers.
Don’t give up. You are literally one video away from being seen.
Comments (6)
a month agohorse_mom_with_terminal_cancer
I was your client for a decade, I never lasted more than one or two sessions at another salon and I'm now back to it. It's not due to talent, so many amazing stylists out there, it's the feeling. I don't know what it is, I felt instantly connected to your brand and wanted to support it. You went through my cancer journey and still treated me like your regular. I haven't felt this with any other salon....it's not the same without you not in this industry, you changed it.
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