SISTERHOOD OF SWEAT - Motivation, Inspiration, Health, Wealth, Fitness, Authenticity, Confidence and Empowerment Linda Mitchell

Are you interested in a better approach to makeup? In this episode I talk with Christina Flack. Christina discusses the impact of makeup on their lives and careers, emphasizing the confidence and self-esteem boost it can provide. Christina shares her experiences as a celebrity makeup artist. We also discuss the importance of selecting the right color palette and discretion when working with people. We also talk about the significance of self-expression and authenticity in the beauty and media industries, emphasizing that true beauty comes from within.
 
Questions I asked:

- How did you get into doing makeup for celebrities?
- Do you do hair too?
- So when you transform somebody, you're basically enhancing the characteristics that they already have?
- Is it harder to do people's makeup when they get older?
- What type of makeup do you do?
- What's one of your favorite looks that you've done on a celebrity? And who was it?
- What about do people do to prep for you?
 - What is the norm when you're shooting?
- Do you have regular segment that we can tune into?
 
Topics Discussed:
- Getting into the makeup industry and building a portfolio
- Transforming people's looks and helping them feel confident
- Skin care routines and protecting skin from sun damage
- Applying makeup for television appearances
- Techniques for different ages, like less harsh eyeliner for older clients
- Balancing enhancements with natural beauty and individual preferences
- Tips for specific procedures like chemical peels and dermaplaning
- Focusing on one's strengths and niche within the beauty industry
 
Quotes from the show:
·      "I didn't start out doing celebrities. That took a few, quite a few years. I had to, you know, tone my hone my skills." @christinaflachmakeup @SisterhoodSweat
·      "I want people when they're if you look at my portfolio on christinaflak.com different photo shoots, I do my makeup. I really like it to look really like natural and fresh and dewy." @christinaflachmakeup @SisterhoodSweat
·      "We should always feel comfortable enough in our own skin. But when you have a job and you're in front of people, and you're trying to inspire them, and, you know, you just have to look together." @christinaflachmakeup @SisterhoodSweat
·      "I do all of that as well. I do really natural but then I can make someone look like a Vogue model. I mean, it just depends on what the shoot is, what the client wants." @christinaflachmakeup @SisterhoodSweat
 
How you can stay in touch with Christine:
·       https://www.christinaflach.com/
·       https://www.instagram.com/christinaflachmakeup/?hl=en
·       https://www.facebook.com/Christinaflachmakeup/
 
 
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Are you interested in igniting your business?  Have you been struggling in your business, unsure of what to do?  In this episode we discuss all things about growing your business, including focusing on one thing, reaching your goals, and improving your life overall. It’s all about keeping the focus and staying on the one path. Are you ready? In this episode, I talk with John Lee Dumas, the host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, an award-winning podcast where he interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are truly ON FIRE. John joins us in a rapid-fire interview filled with advice for aspiring entrepreneurs or those who have had a business for a while and need to ramp it up. We discuss how often people get overwhelmed by doing too many things at once, and never really focus on one. John also shares how he crafted his incredibly successful podcast by honing his skills. This is a short episode, that is packed with value.

Questions I asked:
How did you develop your podcast excitement? What is your biggest advice for fear? What are the top 3 attributes that every entrepreneur should possess? What is one piece of advice you’d give to all entrepreneurs out there? How do we become a person of value? How do you get great guests on your podcast? How do you get a person to unhook from other people’s opinions?
Topics Discussed:
Building a podcast. Honing your skill. Overcoming fear. Don’t chase success. Be of value. Understand productivity.  
Quotes from the show:
“Fear is nothing but false evidence appearing real.” @johnleedumas @SisterhoodSweat “I didn’t always have this excitement, but I honed my skill.” @johnleedumas @SisterhoodSweat “Busy work does not move the right ball forward.” @johnleedumas @SisterhoodSweat “Being disciplined is being a disciple to a plan of action.” @johnleedumas @SisterhoodSweat “Follow one course until success.” @johnleedumas @SisterhoodSweat
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