Nail table Confessions

Join me with our special guest Chef Nika. Coming to weigh in on some good nail topics. This will be a show you don’t want to miss !

In this debut episode of Nail Table Confessions, I’m pulling back the curtain and getting real about why I chose nails and the raw, unfiltered truth about what’s kept me going all these years.This industry isn’t always pretty behind the polish. From burnout and beauty standards to building confidence and community this is my story. I didn’t choose nails just for the art or income… I chose it because it saved me when I didn’t even realize I needed saving. And I’m still here because I found purpose, power, and my people behind the table.If you’ve ever questioned your path in this industry or felt like giving up, this episode is for you.

Creating an experience is very important and can set your business apart from others. Listen now to find out how .

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In today’s episode we will be hitting keys points to retain your clients .

​From first-time visits to lifelong clients in this episode, I’m breaking down exactly how I built real loyalty behind the nail table. I share the small habits, mindset shifts, and intentional touches that kept clients coming back and referring others. Nail techs, this one’s for you if you’re ready to turn good service into client retention.

Welcome to Suite Life vs. Salon Challenges — the real, raw, and revealing podcast where beauty professionals spill the tea on life behind the chair, whether you’re working in a bustling salon or holding it down solo in a private suite. Hosted by an experienced beautypreneur who’s seen both sides, this podcast dives into the pros, cons, and everything in between.Each episode explores topics like:​ The freedom (and pressure) of suite ownership​ Salon politics, teamwork, and commission drama​ Business tips for booth renters & suite owners​ Mental health, burnout, and finding your tribe​ Real stories from stylists, nail techs, estheticians & moreIf you’ve ever debated “Should I stay in a salon or go solo?” this show is for you. Expect unfiltered conversations, expert guests, money talks, and motivational gems that’ll help you thrive in whatever lane you choose.

In this episode of Nail Table Confessions, I’m sharing my raw, unfiltered experience from the recent nail competition. From the prep to the pressure, the excitement to the unexpected this journey was more than just showing off bomb nail sets. It was about growth, confidence, and learning what it really takes to compete at a high level in the nail industry. 💅🏾Tune in as I break down the lessons I learned, the challenges I faced, and how this experience is shaping my next chapter. Whether you’re a seasoned nail tech or just starting out, this one’s for you.Key takeaways: • What to expect at your first nail competition • How to handle nerves, pressure, and feedback • Why losing doesn’t mean you failed • What I’m doing differently next timePress play, take notes, and keep showing up one nail at a time.

You’re working nonstop. Your calendar’s packed. Clients love you.So why are you still struggling to pay the bills?Fully Booked and Still Broke is the raw, unfiltered podcast for beauty bosses, hustlers, and creatives who are tired of looking successful but feeling stuck. We talk money, mindset, pricing, boundaries, and the business moves no one warned you about.It’s time to stop glorifying the grind and start building real profit and peace.If you’re over being burnt out and underpaid this show is your wake-up call.

Behind the flawless sets, double-booked days, and smiling faces lies a truth most don’t see: nail techs are silently struggling. In this episode of Nail Table Confessions, I open up about the emotional weight that comes with our work from people-pleasing and burnout to anxiety and breaking down in between clients.We’re the therapists. The healers. The shoulders to cry on.But who holds us down?Let’s talk about the importance of protecting your peace, setting boundaries, and finding balance in an industry that often demands too much and gives too little.This one’s for every tech who’s ever said, “I’m fine” when they really weren’t.In this episode: • Why mental health is non-negotiable in this industry • How to know when you’re burnt out and what to do about it • Real talk: crying in your car, overgiving, and overworking • Ways to refill your own cup (without guilt)Hosted by Ten | New episodes every Monday & Wednesday

Not sure if your ready to own your own nail business? Listen to this episode to get a guideline of how to know when you’re ready .

In episode 5 season 1 we will understand tips and how they can be earned