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No Stylist Left Behind

Author: Nina Tulio and J Ladner

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Helping stylists reach their full potential by sharing unfiltered stories from industry artists & leaders.
The stories you are about to hear are from real people that have conquered fear, failure, and risked it all to reach their desired level of success.
Nina, a former salon owner/stylist turned business coach and speaker. And J, salon owner/stylist and educator, have created this platform to allow you to dig deep, help you move past your insecurities, conquer your fears, and become the absolute best version of yourself.
This podcast is sponsored by Oligo Professionnel
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OMG everyone!! Nina and J have Allison V BACK on the No Stylist Left Behind Podcast. You know her on the gram as @braidedandblonde What is so magical about today is they all three five deep into our reality in the hair industry with education. Come along as they talk everything about what it takes, what it involves, the truth about where to start and how to navigate the new space of independent education. Alison shares her journey with Nina and J and guides us all in how and why to become an educator. Buckle up!!
Our special guest Nick Arrojo is sharing his perspective on some of the most important topics in our industry TODAY! Skill set, social media, independent artists, building relationships, the future of the commission structure and so much more. This is a MUST tune in episode. Nick has thirty-plus years as a hairdresser, he has become a modern icon of the industry. His signature razor-cutting technique is recognized and practiced worldwide. September 2001 brought the realization of Nick’s lifelong dream as ARROJO opened its doors for the first time. Today, the salon is a multi-award-winning, multi-location brand recognized around the world for excellence, integrity, and commitment to the art and craft of hairdressing. Sponsored by Oligo Professionnel
Going viral won't save your business. In this episode, we get real about one of the biggest traps in the industry right now, confusing visibility with viability.The algorithm changed. Organic reach isn't what it was. And too many stylists are spending more time on content than on their actual business wondering why the books still aren't full or they have very little profit. This episode is the reset you didn't know you needed.In this episode:Why busy and profitable are not the same thingHow the social media shift has impacted stylists and what it actually means for your businessWhy going viral was never the goal — and what to focus on insteadThe unglamorous stuff that actually builds a stable, sustainable incomeJoin us !
OOOH we are coming in hot! In this episode, we dive into the growing divide between solo artists and commission salons and why many stylists who once left for independence are starting to reconsider commission salons. This conversation explores what stylists are truly craving right now: support, structure, growth, mentorship, and real culture.We also talk about why stylists are choosing to be a part of a team that provides leadership, standards, and growth.If you're a salon owner trying to build a stronger culture, or a stylist questioning which path is right for you, this episode will give you honest perspective on what’s happening in the industry right now.Because at the end of the day, the real conversation isn’t about commission vs. independent.It’s about culture vs. convenience.
Part 2, we’re diving into the numbers , the part of business that actually creates clarity and control. Because if your business feels stressful or unpredictable, more clients won’t fix it. Financial clarity will.We talk about:Where money quietly leaks in salonnThe areas to focus on the most and its not attracting new clients. The impact of clients stretching out their appointments and how to pivot. This episode is about shifting from guessing to knowing and building stability on purpose.Tune in and start letting the numbers work for you.
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