The Electric Hair Podcast Samantha V. Murilo

Are clients asking you difficult questions right now? "Can you come to my house to do my hair? When are you booking again Can I be first on your list when you do go back?"

These questions are so hard to answer because we have no idea or control on when we actually can. What we do have control over is our approach and how we handle the situation.

In this episode we are going to talk about boundaries, what they are, why they are important, especially during a difficult time like now, and how to approach them without sounding like a jerk and coming off unprofessional.

This frame work will help you approach any boundary you need to create in both life and biz

If you are looking to dive deeper on your values and beliefs by creating boundaries, check out my boundaries mini class I created a few months back that definitely still applies. The class includes a special audio to walk you through the class + a PDF to help you discover your priorities in order to create boundaries. You can sign up with the link below

https://electric-hair-society.newzenler.com/f/boundaries-mini-class

Hope you enjoy!

Who's ready and eager to get back into the salon?! I know I am. Before we get too excited, I think its important to share what we can expect and what precaution and measure will NEED to be taken once we do get back into the salon. Unfortunately, how we did business before is long gone. We will need to adapt to new salon norms and in this episode I'll be sharing what other states have been doing and how we can use them as examples on how we can prepare. I hope this episode serves you well and I can't wait to see us all get back behind the chair.

Sam

We are back and getting straight to the point! It's no secret whats been happening in the world and in our industry. In this episode I share the 5 stages of grief and how it is affecting us as individuals and professionals. In order to move forward we must first recognize where we are. I also share some tips to get you out of a funk and back into action. Remember, we can't take care of others ( including our business) until we first take care of ourselves and thats what this episode is all about.

Hope you are staying safe and sane my friends. So happy to be back and fortunate to have the opportunity to get through this WITH YOU.

Sam

You ready for a ramble?! I interrupt your Monday with an emergency podcast episode. Listen to me rant as I share why passive aggressive posting gets under my skin. Our challenges within our business are our own faults and we need to start accepting responsibility instead of passive aggressively posting about it online. PERIODT.

Last week we talked about when you should raise your prices and how you should expect your business to be affected by it when you do. This week I walk you through how NOT to raise your prices, the 3 most common ways stylist do, and we end with a mini framework to help you approach raising your prices like the professional you are. If you found this episode helpful, send it to a friend you think can benefit from it too and make sure you hit subscribe to make sure you don't miss the latest releases and bonus episodes.

New year, new prices! This common phenomenon is so typical of beauty professionals, "its the new year so I'm going to raise my prices!" In this episode I break down why the new year has no true meaning in raising your prices and share with you what actually does. We also dive deep on when you should actually be considering raising your prices and how it will affect your business. Can't wait to hear what you guys think! Make sure to subscribe to the podcast for updates on our latest shows and if you enjoy our recordings, drop us a review on iTunes. We would sincerely appreciate it! Hope you guys enjoy this weeks episode and stay tuned for next weeks episode where we share practical tactics on how to approach your price increase. Hint: its not through a post on social media