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Pushing Through Is Not a Personality Trait

Welcome back to Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise! In today’s episode, “Pushing Through Is Not a Personality Trait,”  Join Mary Oquendo, Denise Heroux, and Michelle Knowles as they candidly examine the culture of “toughing it out” in the grooming industry....

Episode 7 of the The Traveling Groomers Podcast podcast, hosted by Mary Oquendo, titled "Pushing Through Is Not a Personality Trait" was published on April 15, 2026 and runs 29 minutes.

April 15, 2026 ·29m · The Traveling Groomers Podcast

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Welcome back to Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise! In today’s episode, “Pushing Through Is Not a Personality Trait,”  Join Mary Oquendo, Denise Heroux, and Michelle Knowles as they candidly examine the culture of “toughing it out” in the grooming industry. From glorifying marathon grooming days and ignoring physical pain, to real talk about burnout and losing passion for your craft, they challenge the notion that perseverance at all costs is a badge of honor. The hosts share personal stories and practical advice for finding a sustainable work-life balance, from raising prices and slowing your schedule, to the importance of movement, proper sleep, and nutrition. Plus, tune in for creative ideas about workplace wellness, including salon stretch guides and self-care reminders. If you’re a groomer feeling exhausted or questioning your passion, this is the must-listen episode for reclaiming your health, happiness, and love for the job.

Welcome back to Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise! In today’s episode, “Pushing Through Is Not a Personality Trait,”  Join Mary Oquendo, Denise Heroux, and Michelle Knowles as they candidly examine the culture of “toughing it out” in the grooming industry. From glorifying marathon grooming days and ignoring physical pain, to real talk about burnout and losing passion for your craft, they challenge the notion that perseverance at all costs is a badge of honor. The hosts share personal stories and practical advice for finding a sustainable work-life balance, from raising prices and slowing your schedule, to the importance of movement, proper sleep, and nutrition. Plus, tune in for creative ideas about workplace wellness, including salon stretch guides and self-care reminders. If you’re a groomer feeling exhausted or questioning your passion, this is the must-listen episode for reclaiming your health, happiness, and love for the job.
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