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129 episodes
since March 28, 2024
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When every new month depends on finding brand-new clients, it’s very hard to create consistency in your styling business. You can have a great month, do really good work, and still look at the next month wondering where the next round of clients is going to come from. One of the places I see stylis…

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There’s a point in your styling business where you’ve already proven that you can do this. You’ve had paying clients, you’ve had good months, people have referred you, and you know there are people who want what you do. Then revenue gets quiet again and suddenly you’re back wondering what changed. …
A client can genuinely want the transformation they hired you for and still struggle with what participating in that transformation actually requires. They can want to feel better in their clothes, feel more confident, and have a wardrobe that reflects who they are now. You can believe them when th…
When an existing client comes back to work with you, do you already know what makes sense to recommend next? Or are you figuring it out in real time based on what they ask for, what they might say yes to, or what feels easiest to sell them? You can get very good at getting clients and doing great w…
Menswear is still one of the most underserved areas of personal styling. Abbey Page saw that gap before she ever styled her first client, partly through her own experiences dating and partly from hearing friends talk about men showing up for dates looking completely mismatched for the occasion. Onc…
You know you need to raise your prices. You also probably know exactly which clients you’re afraid of losing when you do it. Maybe they’ve been with you for years, you genuinely enjoy working with them, and raising your prices starts to feel personal, like you’re doing something to those clients. T…
Personal styling is changing, and technology and AI are becoming a bigger part of how people discover services, work, and do business. There’s a lot of anxiety about what that could mean for stylists, but there’s also a much bigger conversation to have about what technology could actually make poss…
Molly Hudson already knew luxury retail. She had worked at Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, and Barneys, understood what quality actually looked like, and knew exactly which clients she wanted to serve. What she didn’t have was a personal styling business built to match that level of experience. W…
Income is often the scoreboard we use in business, especially when we are trying to understand how far we have come or how long it should take to reach the next level. When that number is not moving the way you expected, it is easy to assume something obvious must be wrong and start looking at what…
You’ve been showing up consistently in your styling business and using the same kinds of marketing that once brought in clients. Then, all of a sudden, people stop reaching out. Your content starts to feel stale, and you may even feel disconnected from what you’re saying. That does not automaticall…
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