The words' icon' and 'legend' are totally overused in the hairdressing industry, and the problem that it creates is that when you really do meet someone regarded as a genuine icon or legend in the hairdressing industry, there are no superlatives left to aptly describe their status.

Having said that, today's guest would never call himself an 'icon' or a 'legend,' and it's that humility combined with decades at the top creatively that has earned him the respect of hairdressers everywhere.

My guest on today's podcast is Mr Trevor Sorbie MBE. Trevor started his career working in his father's barbershop in Paisley, Scotland. He went on to become one of the biggest names in the world of hairdressing, and along the way, won 4 British Hairdresser Of the Year Awards, was awarded a Doctorate from a Scottish University and was made a Member of the British Empire from her Majesty the Queen…

In this episode, we will discuss:

- The importance of nurturing creativity
- The art of being a great on-stage presenter
- The wisdom that comes with age…

And lots more!

In this Episode:

[03:57] The leadership style which has been a defining characteristic of Trevor’s career.

[10:59] Challenges that Trevor dealt with growing up in Paisley, Scotland.

[13:21] The origins of Trevor’s hairdressing career.

[18:51] Why Trevor chose to keep his skill set broad and diverse.

[21:08] What the early days of building the Trevor Sorbie brand were like.

[27:05] How Trevor’s product line came into being (and his feelings towards it).

[33:32] The factors that motivated Trevor to sell his salons four years ago.

[36:22] Trevor’s ultimate dream.

[38:37] How Trevor nurtured talent within his salons.

[45:36] The trait Trevor believes is essential for success in the salon industry.

[46:52] Trevor’s approach to teaching.

[49:11] A watershed moment in Trevor’s career.

[54:10] The routine that Trevor follows prior to every show.

[56:42] Trevor shares what inspired him to found My New Hair (and the mission of the organisation).

[58:02] Some of Trevor’s most memorable life experiences.

[1:10:49] The philosophies that Trevor lives by.

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There are many changes impacting the hair and beauty business, and one area that is impacting every industry is the continual advancement and use of tech, particularly the advancement of AI. 

Today's guest is Sudheer Koneru, co-founder of Zenoti Salon Software.

After a background working at Microsoft, Sudheer embraced semi-retirement, and after exploring yoga, meditation and the wellness industry, he became the owner of a small group of spas that incorporated salons, beauty, fitness and yoga. 

Frustrated by the software solutions available at the time, Sudheer decided to develop his own, and Zenoti was the result. 

Today Zenoti operates in over fifty countries in a total of approximately 30,000 businesses in the beauty and wellness industry. 

In today’s podcast, we discuss:
👉 The role of AI in the salon industry today
👉 Predictions of the impact that AI will have in the immediate future
👉 The advantages of having only one piece of software that handles everything from being a point of sale and booking platform to all your marketing, management and business analytics…

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE:

[01:08] Introducing Sudheer Koneru and Zenoti

[02:36] Sudheers transition from tech to beauty and wellness

[12:25] The birth of Zenoti from Sudheers personal wellness journey

[23:33] Discussing Zenoti's apps for both stylists and clients

[35:12] AI's impact on the salon industry

[43:32] Future predictions for AI in the salon industry

[50:15] Conclusion and where to find Zenoti

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What does it take to produce half a million dollars a year behind the chair? 

Turns out it’s not being a celebrity stylist, or a fashion week back stage superstar stylist or having a huge social media following. 

Instead, it’s about stability, relationships, giving clients a great experience, word-of-mouth referrals, being organised, being goal-oriented, looking after yourself, consistency, flexibility, listening, hard work, making genuine connections, and genuinely being a nice person. 

Today is another episode where I am talking to a hairstylist who you may not have heard of before.

But amongst other things, what makes her so special is that she produces very high revenue figures behind the chair… 

And I want to find out what it takes to do that. 

My guest on today's Podcast is Maxwell Snow from the Van Michael salons in Atlanta, Maxwell is one of those hairstylists who produces around half a million dollars a year behind the chair…

In today’s podcast, we will discuss:
🌟 What’s the key to doing extraordinary numbers behind the chair…
🌟 The benefits of working a four-day week 
🌟 Finding balance

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE:

[00:49] Meet Maxwell Snow: High-earning hairstylist 

[02:53] Discussing Maxwell's revenue and earnings breakdown

[04:45] Maxwell’s work ethic and clientele

[08:43] Daily routine and work schedule

[10:39] Maxwell’s specialisation and services

[15:59] Motivation, personal drive and overcoming challenges

[22:11] Embracing life after a near-death experience

[23:59] The importance of authenticity and hard work

[25:43] Balancing work and personal life

[27:39] Upselling and rebooking strategies

[36:33] Lessons learned and advice for newcomers

[42:59] Final thoughts and social media presence

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The Key to Six-Figure Salon Success with Brandon Darragh 

What Does it Take to do Over Half a Million Dollars a Year Behind the Chair? with Denise Deering

From Small City to Big Sales: Jyl Craven's Path to $600,000 

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“How has your year been?”

I can’t believe that it’s already the second half of October, but it is, and that means that we are well and truly into the final quarter of the year 2024!

Now, if you cast your mind back to January of this year, in all probability, you had goals and ambitions for 2024…

And regardless of whether you’ve had your best year ever [and some people have] or perhaps it’s been a year ‘business wise’ where you’ve been completely derailed.  

Either way, as the saying goes, “It’s not over until the fat lady sings”, and so in this episode, we focus on the the importance of ‘finishing strong!’

IN THIS EPISODE:

[01:21] Reflecting on the year

[02:14] Finishing the year strong

[03:32] Learning from challenges

[05:15] Owning your business outcomes

[05:33] Learning from mistakes

[05:55] Honest appraisal of your business

[07:41] Creating a stop-start-continue list

[09:08] Opportunities in the last quarter

[09:40] Promotions and strategies for year-end

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If this era of hairdressing will be remembered for anything specific I believe it will be the rise of the self-employed.

Regardless of where in the world you’re located, the self-employed business model in its various forms has made a huge impact on the industry and is continuing to do so.

Today's guests are Ross and Jack Williams-Hirst, the co-founders of Williams & Hirst, a new co-working salon space in the heart of London’s Soho district.

In today’s podcast, we discuss:
✨The co-working salon business model and what’s driving the independent hairdressing movement.
✨ How Williams & Hirst aims to elevate the freelance salon experience by offering a luxe environment alongside comprehensive support.
✨ The importance of having rental packages that work for everyone…

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE:

[00:53] Introducing Williams & Hirst: A new co-working salon in London’s Soho

[02:20] Jack and Ross’s journey to freelance and co-working

[04:49] Navigating the challenges of self-employment

[08:03] Understanding VAT and its impact on freelance hairstylists and salon owners

[11:29] Balancing business and personal life in a business partnership

[16:49] The importance of clear business boundaries

[24:57] Discussing legal definitions and independent contractor agreements

[31:09] Navigating the grey areas of commission split models

[33:04] Professional use inventory and supply store within Williams & Hirst

[34:41] The importance of a staff lounge

[37:01] Transparent pricing and business models

[45:36] Understanding the financial viability for hairdressers when going freelance

[53:19] Conclusion and final thoughts

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In today’s episode, I focus on ‘Salon Management Software’, and I’m talking with Lori Obiedzinski, originally a hairdresser she now works in the salon management software side of the industry.

In this episode, we discuss how AI can streamline business operations and enhance client engagement, the importance of online booking, and the emerging trends impacting the future of salon management systems.

•     What to look for in a salon management system
•     The role of Artificial Intelligence in salon management software
•     How and why salon owners can and should get more out of their salon management software systems

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE:

(02:29) Defining key terms and the competitive landscape of salon management software.

(05:49) Choosing the right salon management software based on your needs.

(08:00) Maximizing software utilisation and how most salons underutilise the available system functions.

(12:19) The role of AI and automation in streamlining operations and enhancing client engagement.

(17:39) Why it’s important to think of your salon software as an investment, not an expense

(24:56) The rise of independent stylists and the impact of independent stylists on software development.

(26:35) The importance of leveraging software for client communication

(31:06) Debate: Removing the front desk and enhancing the client experience with mobile solutions.

(38:08) Adapting to COVID and the innovations that stuck afterwards

(47:17) Thoughts on the future trajectory of salon management systems

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Whether it’s on social media or podcasts or articles that I read, It seems to me that the goal of salon owners everywhere is to leave the floor.

I don’t think it’s inevitable, but there seems to be a point in the lives of many salon owners where they say that they want to step away from being behind the chair. 

But there’s a problem, and the problem is that often, the reason that they can’t step away from behind the chair is because they’re the salon's number one earner.

So what’s the solution?

Let’s begin by looking at how they ended up in this position in the first place. 

Tune in to learn how to redefine your role as a salon owner so that you set your business up for long-term success.

IN THIS EPISODE:

(00:00) Welcome to the Grow My Salon Business Podcast

(01:49) The dilemma of stepping away from the chair

(03:24) Understanding the root cause of the problem

(05:47) Building a sustainable salon business

(08:56) The role of a salon owner

(09:56) Free management resources and upcoming masterclass

(10:50) Conclusion and farewell

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4 Essential Lessons In Salon Management - Join the FREE Masterclass here

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I often say that opening a business gives you a great education. Not just into the skills needed in management, finance, and marketing. 

But also the understanding and insights that come with the responsibility of employing people, training them and coaching them to become the best version possible of themselves. 

On today's episode, I’m talking with returning guest salon owner and now author Martha Lynn Kale of the Mirror Mirror salon in Austin, Texas, who has written a book about getting the most out of the early years of your career.

In today’s podcast, we discuss:

- Martha Lynn’s book “The Ambitious Stylist” Making the Most of Cosmetology School.
- Why hand in hand with freedom, flexibility and autonomy comes personal responsibility, accountability and owning the outcome.
- Advice on building a clientele and developing your own personal brand.

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE:

(01:17) Introducing Martha Lynn Kale

(02:30) Martha Lynn's journey and book inspiration

(02:56) Martha Lynn’s Beauty School experience

(08:40) Key messages from 'The Ambitious Stylist'

(15:00) Talking about building a clientele and personal branding

(15:53) Discussing Interview tips and professionalism

(30:35) The role of mentorship and apprenticeships within the industry

(34:36) Best advice for Beauty School students

(38:24) Discussing the future of Beauty Schools

(42:56) Where to connect and find the book 

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Getting to the top of this industry isn’t easy. Staying there is even harder. 

Dublin-based, multi-award-winning hairdresser and salon owner Dylan Bradshaw has just been awarded Salon of the Year for the UK and Ireland.

Dylan and his wife and business partner Charlotte have recently completed a total refit of what was already a great salon. 

They’ve taken it to the next level and are pushing the boundaries by redefining what they see as the salon of the future.

If you're a salon owner looking for inspiration and practical advice on growing and innovating your business, this episode is a must-listen.

In today’s podcast, we will discuss:

• The importance of building a brand identity
•  Why brands need to continually evolve if they are to remain relevant
• What it means to diversify the traditional salon offering…

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE:

00:41 Meet Dylan Bradshaw: Award-winning Dublin based hairdresser

02:06 The evolution of salon awards and the impact of AI on Hairdressing awards

06:23 The journey of Dylan's salon transformation 

28:16 Dylan's creative vision and business partnership

28:50 Discussing the design philosophy, sustainability and repurposing salon materials.

34:56 Bringing homewares into the mix and having an online presence

40:54 Financial management and planning for a refit

46:14 Team culture and discussing different business models

54:14 Lessons learned and final thoughts

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Professor Anita Elberse’s Harvard case study, on which she and Sir Alex expanded in a packed classroom at London Business School, featured in a BBC1 documentary, titled Sir Alex Ferguson: Secrets of Success. 

Harvard’s Ferguson Formula has eight lessons for leaders, including foundation-building, standard-setting, team renewal, readiness to win, control retention, media management, observation and continuous adaptation. 

Sir Alex Ferguson Secrets of Success Documentary - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbtZjIEs5r0

Ferguson’s Formula - Harvard Business Review https://hbr.org/2013/10/fergusons-formula

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Every four years, the Olympics and the Paralympics come along. 

And even if you’re not someone who is usually that fussed by athletics, swimming, gymnastics, etc., you just can’t help but be exposed to it, whether it’s on Social media, the news or on TV, it’s everywhere! 

And if you’re like most people, you can’t help but be impressed with what those incredible athletes are capable of. 

But what we see is the ‘end results’ after years of commitment and dedication.

So what's that got to do with hairdressing?  On the surface, it has nothing to do with hairdressing. 

But I can’t help thinking about the parallels that there are about ‘being the best’ at whatever it is that you do.

In today’s episode, I talk about how being good at anything in life requires you to make finer distinctions about whatever it is that you want to master. 

It requires training, it requires huge levels of commitment and determination, and it requires sacrifice in other areas of your life in order to achieve the goal whatever it is.

In this Episode:

00:00 Introduction and explanation for last week's missing episode

01:35 A moment of reflection

02:46 The path to success: lessons from the Olympics

04:54 Parallels between sport and hairdressing

08:45 The importance of making distinctions

12:08 Introducing the Super Stylist Course

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! 

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Links and Resources mentioned:

Watch: “We’re the Super Humans” Rio Paralympics 2016 trailer.

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🙏 Our thoughts and prayers go out to Mikey Denton and his family.

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 When you’ve been in this industry a long time, you not only see trends and businesses come and go, but you also see people come and go.

But, longevity as a hairdresser and remaining relevant throughout your career is not only a skill in itself, but if you can remain passionate and keep evolving with the times, the result is that you build up a range of skills that leave you with a fantastic legacy to pass on to the generations that follow.

My guest today is one such person; Ruth Roche has had many roles in the industry, and over a 40 year career, she has done all of them well and continues to inspire hairdressers at every stage of their career.

In today’s episode, we discuss:

• Using humour to break down barriers and create engagement as an educator
• The value in working across different areas in the industry
• Defining beauty and suitability

And lots more!

IN THIS EPISODE :

01:11 Introducing Ruth Roche: A diverse and passionate career in Hairdressing

02:34 The role of humour in hairdressing

06:21 Mastering communication skills as a hairdresser and presenter

09:52 Discussing Ruth’s diverse career paths in hairdressing

17:31 Defining beauty and suitability

25:23 Reflecting on 40 years in hairdressing

25:49 Opening a salon: The challenges and triumphs

29:09 Transitioning to business ownership

36:50 The Importance of versatility in hairdressing

37:24 Global perspectives on the hair industry

42:02 Embracing short haircuts and overcoming fears

45:17 Where to connect with Ruth Roche

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! 
 

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