Destroy The Hairdresser

Destroy The Hairdresser
  • 4,3 (137)
  • NEGÓCIOS
  • SEMANAL
Destroy The Hairdresser

Destroy The Hairdresser is an industry podcast dedicated to helping salon owners and hairdressers salon differently.

  1. 16 DE OUT.

    From $75 to $350 an hour with Rachel Radford

    Rachel Radford, owner of Ceremony Salon, shares her journey of transformation and success after implementing the strategies taught by Destroy the Hairdresser. She initially found the podcast intriguing but never thought it would work for her. However, after attending a class and receiving one-on-one coaching, she realized the impact it could have on her business. Rachel made significant changes, such as raising her prices, removing retail, and eliminating the front desk. These changes resulted in increased profits, financial stability, and personal growth. She now has over $200,000 in savings and pays herself a good salary. Rachel's story demonstrates the importance of trusting the process, being willing to lose team members, and believing in oneself. Rachel Radford shares her personal journey of transformation as a salon owner and coach, highlighting the impact of the Destroy the Hairdresser (DTH) methods. She discusses the challenges she faced, including financial struggles and embezzlement, and how she overcame them with the help of coaching and implementing the DTH methods. Rachel emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for one's business and finances, and the power of clean and transparent numbers. She also shares the positive changes she experienced in her personal life and the success of her salon. Rachel encourages salon owners to consider coaching and the DTH methods to achieve financial stability and empowerment.

    49min

  2. 10 DE OUT.

    To W2 or not to W2?

    In this conversation, Cyd and David delve into the complexities of salon employment structures, particularly focusing on the differences between commission salons and the implications of being classified as 1099 independent contractors versus W-2 employees. They discuss the legalities surrounding these classifications, the responsibilities of salon owners, and the importance of understanding tax implications. The conversation emphasizes the need for personal responsibility and the importance of consulting legal and financial professionals to navigate these issues effectively.

    23min

  3. 5 DE OUT.

    The New Commission Salon With Bek Sanders

    In this episode of Destroy the Hairdresser, Cyd and Bec discuss Bec's unique journey in the hair industry, her role as a student admin and coach, and the introduction of the New Commission Salon. They explore the misconceptions of busyness equating to profitability, the importance of emotional intelligence in coaching, and the transformative experience of group coaching. The conversation highlights the significance of tailored coaching and the upcoming cohort for the New Commission Salon.

    32min

  4. 26 DE SET.

    To pop up or not pop up?

    In this episode, Cyd and David discuss the concept of brain rot and their pre-recording dance routine. They also introduce the Hairdresser Hotline and their YouTube channel. They then address a voicemail from a listener who is considering doing pop-up work at a DTH salon. They discuss the open door policy and the benefits of pop-up work, as well as the importance of communication and curiosity in exploring new opportunities.

    20min

  5. 19 DE SET.

    From $35 Cuts to $300/Hour with Kris Templeton

    In this episode, David interviews Kris Templeton, owner of The Hype Hair Studio and The Hype Hair Academy. Kris shares her journey of joining Destroy the Hairdresser (DTH) coaching program and how it transformed her business and personal life. She talks about the challenges she faced, the importance of being a service provider, and the impact of DTH on her salon and academy. Kris also discusses the benefits of the hybrid salon-academy model and the value of independent thinking in the industry. Kristine shares how Destroy the Hairdresser has been life-changing and career-changing for her. She credits the community and support she has received from DTH for her growth and success. She emphasizes the importance of being part of a supportive community that is open and willing to share knowledge and experiences. Kristine also discusses the benefits of coaching and how it has helped her overcome challenges and make important decisions in her business. She encourages others to think differently and take audacious steps in their careers. Kristine's story showcases the transformative power of DTH and the impact it can have on hairstylists and salon owners.

    41min

  6. 12 DE SET.

    Codependency is a business killer

    In this episode of DTH the podcast, The conversation revolves around the topic of setting boundaries in relationships, both personal and professional. The speakers discuss the importance of not sacrificing one's own well-being for the sake of others and the need to establish clear boundaries to protect oneself. They also touch upon the challenges of dealing with emotionally dependent individuals and the need to have gentle conversations when setting boundaries. The conversation emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for one's own actions and not blaming others for their reactions. Overall, the main theme is the significance of setting and maintaining healthy boundaries in various aspects of life.

    25min

  7. 5 DE SET.

    From a One-Person Suite to a Salon Team with Kris Centino

    In this episode, Cyd interviews Coach Kris, a successful salon owner and educator. Kris shares her journey from feeling burnt out and trapped in a toxic salon environment to opening her own salon and building a team of stylists. She emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence and personal responsibility in transforming her mindset and business. Kris is now a coach herself, helping others who are ready to make a change and build a better future.

    29min

  8. 29 DE AGO.

    Student Success Story: Mason Gold

    In this episode, David interviews Mason Gold, the owner of House of Chroma, about his experience with Destroy the Hairdresser (DTH). Mason shares how he discovered DTH through a friend and how it resonated with his desire for artistic freedom and creativity. He discusses the transition to hourly pricing and the positive impact it has had on his income and the perception of his salon. Mason also talks about the importance of personal awareness and understanding one's most and least desired feelings. He highlights the challenges and rewards of working with a coach and the changes he has seen in his team and clients since implementing DTH methods.

    35min
Ver tudo (238)

4,3
de 5
137 avaliações

Sobre

Destroy The Hairdresser is an industry podcast dedicated to helping salon owners and hairdressers salon differently.

Informações

  • Criado por
    Destroy The Hairdresser
  • Anos de atividade
    2016 - 2024
  • Episódios
    238
  • Classificação
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © Destroy The Hairdresser
  • Site do podcast
    Destroy The Hairdresser

Você também pode gostar de

Para ouvir episódios explícitos, inicie sessão.

Fique por dentro deste podcast

Inicie sessão ou crie uma conta para seguir podcasts, salvar episódios e receber as atualizações mais recentes.
Selecionar um país ou região

África, Oriente Médio e Índia

Ásia‑Pacífico

Europa

América Latina e Caribe

Estados Unidos e Canadá