Salon Slavery/Ship

"I have a dream"
said by Martin Luther King.

We all have dreams. When you opened your salon you had a dream, a vision, a purpose.

Then reality set in, and you  feel like your dream is  slowly drifting away like a ship in the night. What once was a dream has turned into a nightmare.

I've watched this play out for over 25 years. In my own career struggles.  I've always had the willingness to seek out what ever info I needed to improve my present situation.

And for so many years I struggled with trying to understand why seeking out information and executing it was so difficult for so many salon owners.

I enrolled in a professional coaching program which helped me understand the psychology of people better and how "learned helplessness " and the "5 faces of oppression"  play such a key roll in peoples ability to adapt and change when needed.

From There My Journey Began

As a young black girl raised in a lower middle class family with an extended family living in poverty. I new all too well about engrained mindsets.

Take this journey with me to help unravel how this mindset has permeated our salon businesses and is the #1 reason BLACK salons fail.