Success After Barber School

Importance of Self Care in the Barbering Industry with Kira Lovelien

In the barbering industry, it’s easy to get burned out. Between long hours, dealing with customers who may not always be pleased with your work, and having to maintain a high level of skill, it can be difficult to keep your head on straight. In episode MR. T.I.M. invites Kira Lovelien to the show and they discuss some tips for avoiding burnout in barbering. He also provides some advice for maintaining your passion for the trade. Throughout the chat, Kira emphasizes the importance of taking breaks and taking care of yourself mentally and physically. She also suggests that by taking care of yourself and setting realistic goals, you can avoid burnout and maintain your passion for the trade. Highlights:  01:27 - I took just a really big interest in getting down the technique of fading designs. I love doing design stuff like that. 03:10 - They'll text me like two minutes before like, oh, I'm just going to be like a half an hour late, but you still need to get me in and I'm, like, I can't really get you in like that and then they expect for me to kind of accommodate them.  11:35 If we're talking like a burnout, kind of, I would say, I usually try to take a vacation, just get out of town and get my mind clear.  13:15 - Because it is just iron, sharpen, iron and stuff. And that's why it's very important to at least tap in with the industry. 14:14 -  So when I left and came back after a month, I was like hustle hustle, hustle. So now it's kind of like I need that refresher. Contacts:  Mr. T.I.M. https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim [https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim] Success After Barber School Course Get on the path to 6 figures today! [https://podcasttownacademy.samcart.com/products/success-after-barber-school] Join the Enterprisers Club to Monetize Your Podcast [https://www.enterprisenow.net/enterprisers-club]

Falling In Love with the Craft of Barbering with Hosea Lamont

Barbering is more than just a job for Hosea. It's a passion and a craft that he fell in love with at a young age. Barbering is an art form, and Hosea takes pride in his work. He loves making people look and feel their best. Barbering is about more than just cutting hair; it's about relationships. It's about connecting with people and making them feel good about themselves. Hosea has built strong relationships with his clients over the years, and he feels like barbering is his calling. Barbering is his passion, and he wants to share that passion with the world. Tune in to this episode and hear more stories from them and hear Mr T.I.M,’s motivational quote. Highlights: 01:15 - Basically I would say what motivates me the most is the people that I come and contact with. Their lives, I feel like they're changed through the artistry of barbering. 03:04 - People maybe think that we try to do some type of a hustle of some sort but it's really an art and everybody approaches it in different ways. 13:55 - Passion really overtakes, because when passion really comes about, you don't do it just for the money, you do it because you love it. 17:20 - I would say that developing that passion is the key to any type of growth and success that you`re going to experience in the barbering field. Contacts:  Mr. T.I.M. https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim [https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim] Success After Barber School Course Get on the path to 6 figures today! [https://podcasttownacademy.samcart.com/products/success-after-barber-school] Join the Enterprisers Club to Monetize Your Podcast [https://www.enterprisenow.net/enterprisers-club]

Building Confidence and Being Consistent with Fernando Feliciano

Confidence is one of the most important traits for a barber to have. Whether you're just starting out or you've been in the business for years, it's essential that you project confidence in your work. This doesn't mean that you should be cocky or arrogant, but rather that you should believe in your ability to provide a great experience for your clients. Confidence will help you to stay calm under pressure and make sure that each client leaves happy. Being consistent is also important for any barber. Your clients should be able to rely on you to provide the same high level of service every time they come in. This means showing up on time, being well-prepared, and having a consistent grooming routine. If you can be counted on to provide a great experience every time, you'll build a loyal following of clients who will keep coming back. Tune in to this episode and hear more stories from them In this episode, Mr. T.I.M. talks with Fernando Feliciano. Fernando was born and raised in Milwaukee and has been cutting hair since he was 8 years old, when he first started giving his brother and friends haircuts. Now, as a professional barber, he still enjoys helping people feel good about themselves by giving them the perfect haircut. Highlights: 01:29 - It's more about inspiring people, talking to people, the conversations you have with your client and stuff, making them feel good about themselves. 02:48 - It takes a lot of more than what people think of just standing there and making money or cutting hair and getting a good fade. It’s more about how that person likes it. 05:52 - You`re born and raised here. There shouldn’t be one person that you know or ever know that doesn`t know that you`re a barber. 13:43 - The only thing is, I should have taken this career a lot more seriously earlier. Contacts:  Mr. T.I.M. https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim [https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim] Success After Barber School Course Get on the path to 6 figures today! [https://podcasttownacademy.samcart.com/products/success-after-barber-school] Join the Enterprisers Club to Monetize Your Podcast [https://www.enterprisenow.net/enterprisers-club] Fernando Facebook [https://web.facebook.com/nandoskutzBC/?_rdc=1&_rdr]

Becoming Your Own Boss with Michael Morris

There's nothing wrong with working for someone else, but at some point, you might want to strike out on your own and become your own boss. Michael Morris shares that it's not an easy process, and it takes time, but it's definitely doable if you're willing to put in the work. Michael also talks about how relevant it is taking the time to promote yourself.  Listen as Michael discusses more with Mr. T.I.M. about how vital it is to improve the aspects in your life as well, not just your skills and talent in barbering that can take you to the next level on your own game of becoming a real boss.  Highlights: 03:18 You gonna definitely have to have a little faith or something, you know and you gonna have to put in the work.  05:56 I spent lots of my recent years working for somebody else and you know, it’s cool and all but I want to be on my own terms, I wanna work on my own schedule. I wanna be the boss of myself.  09:00 I dedicate time in the morning, and time at night before I go home to pass out some of my business cards at local stores around.  10:02 Just trusting the process, and just trusting on what I’m doing. I’ve been seeing the work that I’ve been putting in hasn’t gone to waste. 16:02 Don’t wait until you’re out of school to start promoting yourself. Start promoting while you are still in school. Contact:  Mr. T.I.M. https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim [https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim] Success After Barber School Course Get on the path to 6 figures today! [https://podcasttownacademy.samcart.com/products/success-after-barber-school] Join the Enterprisers Club to Monetize Your Podcast [https://www.enterprisenow.net/enterprisers-club]

What Makes a Great Barber with Chelsea Kuehl

Creative energy, interaction, confidence. These are all important factors for success in any field, but they are especially important in the world of professional barbering. In this podcast, Mr. T.I.M. is joined by Chelsea Kuehl, a successful barber who shares her own journey to success. Chelsea talks about how she got into barbering by being inspired by the atmosphere and the creative energy around her. She talks about how this motivated her to learn more about the process and develop her own skills.  Throughout the conversation, Chelsea provides valuable insights into the importance of confidence and interaction in the world of professional barbering. By sharing her own journey, Chelsea provides listeners with valuable advice for success in any field. Highlights 03:18 Being able to interact with other people, that’s what motivates me and seeing a smile on someone’s face.  04:14 When you have the confidence, I feel like sometimes that's all you need in order to succeed because if you doubt yourself, you’re not gonna go far.   07:47 Being around with people who are passionate and care about what kind of work they’re putting out there, what kind of barbers they are, it inspires you to be better, and it inspires you to work harder to get to their level. 09:47 As long as you have a goal, you’re always gonna have the motivation to keep learning.  11:03 Walk-ins will come and go but you need to get them to stay.    Mr. T.I.M. https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim [https://smartlink.metricool.com/public/smartlink/mrtim] Success After Barber School Course Get on the path to 6 figures today! [https://podcasttownacademy.samcart.com/products/success-after-barber-school] Join the Enterprisers Club to Monetize Your Podcast [https://www.enterprisenow.net/enterprisers-club] Chelsea Kuehl  Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/chelseathebarber/]