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At some point, being constantly exhausted became a badge of honor in this industry.
Replying to clients late at night. Working flat out before taking a few days off. Feeling like an empty appointment means you’re somehow failing. Keeping prices low because you’re worried about upsetting people. Saying yes to every client, every request and every “quick favor.”
Then spending the whole day standing, forgetting to eat, forgetting to drink and somehow also being the therapist, receptionist, marketer, accountant, cleaner, content creator and problem solver.
We’ve normalized a lot as hairdressers that probably shouldn’t be normal.
Being busy isn’t the same as being successful.
Having boundaries doesn’t mean you care less about your clients.
And building a career you can actually sustain shouldn’t feel like something you need to apologize for.
What’s one thing the hair industry has normalized that you think needs to change?

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