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What if getting more clients wasn’t about marketing harder—but about creating better connection?
In this episode, Ashlee sits down with Kati Whitledge , founder and CEO of Mya, to talk about rethinking the way we recruit, market to, and build relationships with clients in the beauty industry.
From matching clients with the right stylist to creating trust before they ever sit in your chair, Kati shares why the future of marketing isn’t about chasing more—it’s about connecting the right people.
Because when we stop trying to be everything to everyone, we create space for the clients, teams, and businesses we’re actually meant to build.
Connect with Kati on instagram http://www.instragram.com/katiwhitledge
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Tension of Growth
What if the tension you’re feeling isn’t a sign that something is going wrong, but an invitation to build something better?
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We’ve gotten better at setting boundaries, charging our worth, protecting our bodies, and creating healthier careers in this industry… but have we learned how to actually turn it off?
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Some stylists lead from ego. Jamie Varney leads the way she once wished she'd been led.
In this episode I sit down with my dear friend Jamie — hairstylist, mentor, and education director — for an honest conversation about healing our industry from the inside out.We talk about ending the catty, dra…
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