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Hair by tamsin/ sakara collective
10/09/2026
5 things you might not know about me š¤
Iām a single mumma! It has shaped so much of who I am, how I lead and what I want to build.
Iām a gluten free girly. I love eating Whole Foods, feeling good in my body and baking little treats for my girl.
Pilates is my favourite way to move my body. It keeps me grounded, clear and feeling like myself.
One way I like to unwind is by reading! I am such a personal development ju**ie, I love learning about the brain, and how I can become a better person, Mum and Business owner.
I built my salon while heavily pregnant. I lost three of my senior stylists and had to rebuild almost all of my team, all while building a salon 3 x the size of my first. It was one of the hardest seasons of my life, but also a season that showed me what Iām capable of.
09/09/2026
Balanced āØāØ
First session colour correction for this gorg new mumma, who drove a few hours to come and sit in my chair.
There was some obvious bands I needed to breakthrough and eliminate.
I used a combination of low + high lights
Teased tip outs
Root core and wet balayage
+ root gloss using the O&M PRO liquids range
Obsessed with this result after the first session.
A lived-in blonde refresh with a little more dimension š¤
The goal in the consultation was to keep her bright, but bring back enough depth so the blonde feels softer, more expensive and grows out beautifully.
Sometimes adding dimension is exactly what makes the blonde stand out.
Something Iām navigating at the moment is understanding where my beliefs about worth actually came from.
How much of what I believe about success, productivity, being needed or doing more is actually mineā¦and how much of it was learned along the way.
Iām starting to question the belief systems Iāve carried for years and separate who I am from what I achieve.
I think thereās so much power in asking where the belief came from in the first place š¤
02/09/2026
A few things Iām still unlearning as the business grows.
Becoming a lot clearer on what I want it all to be for š¤
Call it luck if that makes you feel better.
But was it luck when I was 17, earning $300 a weekā¦
living off a 90c packet of pasta, and a loaf of bread
Commuting 2 hours each way, every day to and from work
plus another 6 hour on the train for trade school ?
Was it luck when I missed parties, festivals, friendshipsā¦
because I was committed to something bigger?
Was it luck when I worked 7 days a weekā¦
and didnāt take a day off for over 2 years?
Was it luck when it took me 3 years just to hit 1k followers?
Was it luck when my only client cancelledā¦
and I sat there with an empty day?
People love to call it luck
when they donāt see what it took.
But this wasnāt luck.
It was discipline.
Consistency.
Sacrifice.
Trusting myself when there was nothing to show for it yet.
I left school at 15.
There was no backup plan.
Just a decisionā¦
and the willingness to keep showing up.
It may look different now.
But it didnāt start that way.
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In my brunette era šš½āāļø
Is she here to stayā¦
Glossed with 7WN 7.0 7.3 O&M PRO
6 truths that suck but will eventually make sense.
āØYou will outgrow people.
Not everyone who supported the beginning of your business will understand where youāre taking it. Sometimes growth requires different people, different standards and uncomfortable decisions.
āØBeing busy doesnāt mean youāre growing.
You can work 60 hours a week and still have a business that isnāt profitable. Eventually you have to stop measuring success by how exhausted you are and start looking at the numbers.
āØYou canāt avoid hard conversations and build a great team.
Leadership means giving feedback, holding boundaries, addressing underperformance and sometimes letting good people go when theyāre no longer right for the business.
āØWhat got you here probably wonāt get you there.
The version of you who built the business through hustle, saying yes to everything and doing everything yourself eventually becomes the bottleneck. Growth requires you to change too.
āØMore revenue doesnāt automatically mean more money.
You can have your biggest month ever and still feel broke. Bigger teams, bigger spaces and bigger numbers come with bigger expenses. Revenue is exciting; profit and cash flow keep you in business.
āØNo one will care about your business as much as you do.
You can build an incredible team, but you cannot expect employees to carry the same emotional responsibility as the owner. Your job is to create systems, expectations and accountability not expect people to read your mind.
Something I spoke about at our education day was how much the inner work actually shapes the clients, opportunities and life you attract.
Iāve started asking myself a really simple question when Iām making decisions:
What would the highest version of me do here?
Not the version of me thatās scared, overthinking or trying to please everyone.
The version of me who trusts herself, backs herself and knows where sheās going.
I genuinely think the more you become that version of yourself, the more everything around you starts to meet you there š¤
I went brunette and it lasted about 5 mins š letās go back blonde!
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