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Oct 19, 2020 22 min

Afton Ellis on Taking That First Step

from Measuring Success Right

Have an awesome idea but can't seem to take that first step? Join Afton Ellis (Hair Stylist and Founder of The Trolley Barbershop) and Abbie Anderson as they discuss taking that leap of faith to make your dreams a reality. Afton shares the importance of being comfortable in your own skin and talks about her journey of turning a trolley into a barbershop.

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