ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Cookie unpacks the discourse around the viral Ulta hair services and price gouging in the beauty industry. Does the lack of old school common courtesy contribute to the disconnect between great customer service and chasing a profit? She also pivots to community building in the aftermath of Culture Con. What does showing up for each other as a community actually consist of and are we told focused on building our businesses that we lose sight of genuine connecting?
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