Hairbiz Year 15 Issue 5

Page 87

GRIT, RESILIENCE AND FLEXIBILITY

Everyone experiences some sort of setback at some point. What makes you successful is your ability to get back up quickly. Instead of being rigid like some, you realise that you need to be more flexible to move things forward. You have GRIT to keep going through nighttime feeds, temper tantrums and burnt toast. You realise that stomping your feet or falling down for too long doesn’t serve anyone - including you.

PRIORITISATION AND TIME MANAGEMENT

With 15 million things on your to do list, because let’s face it everyone else has tried to squish their agendas on to yours…. Kids, teachers, partners, your team….eeek! - but somehow you find the cleverness to prioritise what’s urgent and important in a matter of seconds. How much can you get done between breast feeds? If I put this in the slow cooker I can have a cuppa and rest for 15mins. And how many times have you got to work at 9am after you have; - got the kids sorted and off to childcare - Been to the gym - Made breakfast and lunch for everyone - Put dinner in the slow cooker - Washed and blow dried your hair - Makeup styling on point …. on 4hrs sleep? Yep - YOU did! It’s hard in the younger years and you realise you just have to pull your socks up and do it. Just like in Business - in the younger years you have to stay up late, start early, put that client in, reduce that lunch break you have to do it to build the foundations. You get it!

PROBLEM SOLVING

To be a great Leader you need to be able to also be a great problem solver. As a mother how many times have you had to change plans due to illness of a child, or homework that needs to be done by tomorrow? You think quickly, get it done, delegate and empower for results.

Hands up who had a nappy bag all organised and water spilt on it - therefore no clean clothes - YOU! You just wrapped them in your outfit with hair ties, or quickly popped into the shops for an emergency outfit.

“YOU HAVE GRIT TO KEEP GOING THROUGH NIGHTTIME FEEDS, TEMPER TANTRUMS AND BURNT TOAST.” PATIENCE

Although you may feel you don’t have one at times, your muscle of patience is strengthening day by day. In your salon you are working with adults, but you can appreciate that in the same environment, with the same instructions - it can be confused and misinterpreted so you create visual aids, verbal instruction, reminders, videos, training to improve skills and habits. You Set Expectations - and don’t change the rules of the game A feminine leadership style emphasises on empathy, humility and relationship dynamics in business. Embrace your qualities as that is what can deliver greater results in your business than trying to adapt a harassing demeanor.

As you know, being a parent there are times when you need to set firm boundaries and there are consequences. Ultimately, it’s for the growth and safety of everyone involved. Set expectation, set consequences and then be fair - that’s how to be firm without being a contemptible person. Why? Because it ensures that everyone is on the same page and accountable for their work. It also builds trust in the relationship - because what you mean - you do. Some of these qualities you formed in the salon and strengthened in motherhood. It’s what has shaped you to be a great Leader in your business. Go you Mums in Business who have embraced their feminine energies/strengths to grow themselves, their families and their business. If you need help on developing your skills in leadership, connect with me as a Leadership and Business Coach in the Hair and Beauty Industry. You won’t turn into monster as you succeed you will just flourish and so will those around you. Estelle Carroll The ZING Project estelle@zingcoach.com.au

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Articles inside

The Open Eye with Robert Masciave - ANNE VECK

9min
pages 44-46

Immersed in the Industry - Getting to know Kerrie DiMattia

9min
pages 20-21

RESTYLE - Mineral Infused Technology

1min
page 62

SPRING SUMMER 2021-2022 COLLECTION - HOTEL DE LORENZO

2min
pages 66-67

Mindset Matters – Part 2 By Angeli Marie Shaw

8min
pages 96-100

How To Work Smarter, Not Harder On Social Media By Rachel Medlook

5min
page 95

The Influence of Scent when Crafting A Memorable Brand By Sarah Garner

4min
page 94

Leadership By David Watts

5min
pages 90-91

The Circles Way By Sharlene Lee

7min
pages 92-93

What Are Your Numbers Telling You By Kym Krey

7min
pages 88-89

BLOG SPOT By Brodie-Lee Tskinaris

1min
pages 80-83

The Rise Of Mums In Leadership By Estelle Carroll

5min
pages 86-87

BLOG SPOT By Clive Allwright

4min
page 79

BLOG SPOT By Gary Latham

3min
page 77

BLOG SPOT By Dario Cotroneo

3min
page 78

What’s Your Story By Sandy Chong

3min
pages 74-75

BLOG SPOT By Jenni Tarrant

3min
page 76

‘Love In Full Colour’ Igora Royal Campaign Schwarzkopf Professional

5min
pages 64-65

The Colour of a Rose – muk haircare

2min
pages 60-61

Get the Gloss – milk_shake

4min
pages 58-59

Cutting Hair, Creating Connections

4min
pages 56-57

RTO Select By Anthony Gray

3min
pages 50-51

A Commitment To Education – L’Orèal Digital Academy

3min
pages 52-55

Colouring Tips For Different Hair Textures By Kristie Kesic

5min
pages 48-49

Nadia Seminac – A Story Teller

5min
pages 42-43

A FLAiR For Avant Garde By Paul Graham

9min
pages 38-41

New Beginnings By Liz Stokes

10min
pages 34-37

Healthy Habits with Ngarino Tumai

4min
pages 28-31

Miss Independent – Charlene Fernandez By Louise May

12min
pages 16-18

A Mecca of Colour & Styling – Willomina

6min
pages 32-33

Mr Alternative – Tony Rizzo

4min
pages 12-13

Turning A Vision Into Reality – Frank Apostolopoulos

6min
pages 14-15

10 Minutes with Peter Dorio By Louise May

9min
pages 26-27

Editors Letter

1min
pages 10-11
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