PEOPLE PASSION PURPOSE podcast with host Nina L. Kovner

Nina L. Kovner
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Let’s be honest, creating, building, and growing a salon business and salon brand is not for the faint of heart. It takes passion, purpose, courage, and an insane commitment to make it through the highs and lows, the failures and successes. As a Chief Awesomeness Empowerer and Context Creator at Passion Squared, Nina L. Kovner experiences these stories daily working with our salon owner clients and beauty community. Now it’s time for you to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly behind what it takes, how to persevere, the lessons learned, the wisdom gained, and how to discover more context, clarity, courage, and confidence in your own salon business journey. To learn more about Nina and Passion Squared, visit passionsquared.net

  1. 18 АВГ.

    Special Guest: David Thurston of Butterfly Loft Salon + Danger Jones

    In this episode, we welcome a VERY special guest, David Thurston, owner of Butterfly Loft Salon and founder and CEO of Danger Jones. David shares his journey into the salon industry, his insightful and inspiring stories about taking risks, and how Butterfly Circus created a monumental shift in the salon industry, building community and the power of independent education. David also shares his recent ventures, including a music documentary and vision for the Danger Jones brand. David also reflects on the importance of personal branding and gives us a vulnerable, behind-the-scenes look at his current 100 videos in 100 days challenge, which ends up as a little therapy sesh for Nina lol. You can find David on the socials here, Alexis Thurston's TikTok here, and Danger Jones here and here. Thank you David for being our VERY special guest. We LOVE you!

    39 мин.

  2. 4 АВГ.

    Client Shaming, Building Trust, and Your Salon Brand

    In this episode, Nina revisits 'your content is your marketing', emphasizing the importance of creating content that aligns with your specific salon brand and audience. There is a big difference between marketing for local salon clients versus marketing as industry influencers, and to be effective, content needs to be relatable and valuable to your specific audience to build trust, relationships, and ultimately, a local salon clientele. We also talk about the Olympics, duh, and how inspiring it is to see mental health at the forefront, thank you, Simone Biles! You can find Passion Squared on the web here, on the socials here, and learn more about A School here and the Creating Your Awesome Brand course here. Thank you for listening!

    14 мин.

  3. 28 ИЮЛ.

    Independent Stylist + Educator Insights: Amanda Harsche, Forma Collective Salon + Danger Jones

    In this episode, we welcome Amanda Harsche, an independent stylist, educator, and content creator from Denver, Colorado to the pod. Amanda shares her journey to becoming a hairdresser, despite initial resistance from her parents, how she built a salon clientele in a small town, authenticity and simplicity in creating content, and her unwavering commitment to making hair education accessible to all. We talk about Amanda’s struggles with mental health, her incredible milestone of achieving six months of sobriety, the importance of self-care as a hairdresser, and the value of a strong support system. You can find Amanda on the socials here and at Forma Collective Salon here. Thank you Amanda for being our guest and sharing your insights, experiences, and wisdom. We LOVE you!

    27 мин.

  4. 21 ИЮЛ.

    Growing Your Salon Business Without Relying Solely on Social Media

    In this episode, Nina dives into how salons can grow without depending solely on social media. We talk about the importance of understanding how different marketing strategies fit different types of businesses, like not confusing influencer and content creator marketing strategies with your local salon business marketing strategies. We discuss the fundamentals of new client engagement and existing client retention strategies, optimizing review and referral platforms, post-experience texts, email marketing, and local community engagement. Nina also underscores the need for consistency, time dedication, and moving through your fears to build a strong foundation, rooted in the fundamentals, grow your salon business, and feel more joy. YAY! You can learn more about A School here, and the Creating Your Awesome Brand Course here. Your ratings and reviews help this podcast become more discoverable to folks like you who find value in the episodes. We'd be so grateful if you took a moment to share your experience through a rating, review, or simply sharing this pod with your friends. Thank you so much for listening!

    20 мин.

  5. 14 ИЮЛ.

    Salon Owner Insights: Brenda Amaral of Gwen Mireille Salon & Spa + True Hair Education

    In this episode, Nina welcomes back Brenda Amaral, owner of Gwen Mireille Salon & Spa in Raynham, Massachusetts, and founder of True Hair Education. Brenda shares her journey transitioning from booth renter to an employment-based salon owner, emphasizing the importance of overcoming fears and regrets. She speaks about her early challenges in leadership and the significance of having mentors. Our conversation dives into True Hair Education's mission of providing unbranded, fundamental hair color education to empower stylists to make more informed, confident decisions. Brenda also discusses the importance of self-care, healthy boundaries, and continuous learning in her professional journey. You can find Brenda and True Hair Education on the web here and on the socials here. Thank you Brenda for being our guest, we LOVE you!

    41 мин.

  6. 3 ИЮЛ.

    Let’s Catch Up: Creative Slumps, Content Creation, Seeking Context

    In this episode, Nina shares some thoughts about creative slumps in content creation including a process to work through your slump. We talk about the importance of genuine connections and the struggle with passive content consumption, the difference between creating content for marketing your business and influencers who create content as a business, and the need for a periodic reset to find inspiration, value, and back into your rhythm. We also touch on the importance of seeking context in the online space. You can find Passion Squared on the socials here and on the web here. Thank you for listening!

    21 мин.

  7. 19 ИЮН.

    Salon Owner Insights: Sean Paisant of Entrust Hair

    In this episode, Nina welcomes Sean Paisant, Owner of Entrust Hair in Portland, Oregon, and seasoned haircutting educator. Sean shares his journey of building, leading, and growing Entrust Hair over the past 14 years, the origins of Entrust, the shift from an employment-based to a lease-based salon model, the importance of focusing on community and connection between clients and other hairdressers in the salon, and valuable insights into building a loyal clientele through offline word-of-mouth and elevated salon experiences. Sean also shares his view of some of the challenges and changes in the salon industry, the significance of having a routine, and finding his rhythm. You can find Sean on the socials here and Entrust Hair here. You can find Passion Squared on the socials here and on the web here. Thank you Sean for being our guest, and my awesome neighbor, we love you!

    34 мин.

  8. 12 ИЮН.

    ENCORE EPISODE: What To Do When Your Salon Business Is Slow

    Originally aired January, 31, 2024 In this episode, Nina shares some thoughts about the 'everyone is slow' narrative being shared on the salon industry socials. The fact is, not everyone is slow, busy, sad, happy, or anything. This is another example of black-and-white thinking, coupled with remembering the algorithms can be deceiving and distracting. Nina also shares insights on some key areas of your salon business to look at when things slow down and you don't know why starting with having clarity around your salon brand story which is the foundation for every decision you make in your business. You can learn more about Creating Your Awesome Brand, a complete course for beauty pros here, and find Passion Squared on the socials here and the web here. You can find examples of the post experience salon client communications here. Thank you so much for listening, and if you know someone who needs to hear this episode, I'd be super grateful if you shared it with them. Thank you!

    27 мин.
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Let’s be honest, creating, building, and growing a salon business and salon brand is not for the faint of heart. It takes passion, purpose, courage, and an insane commitment to make it through the highs and lows, the failures and successes. As a Chief Awesomeness Empowerer and Context Creator at Passion Squared, Nina L. Kovner experiences these stories daily working with our salon owner clients and beauty community. Now it’s time for you to hear the good, the bad, and the ugly behind what it takes, how to persevere, the lessons learned, the wisdom gained, and how to discover more context, clarity, courage, and confidence in your own salon business journey. To learn more about Nina and Passion Squared, visit passionsquared.net

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