Heal The Industry

If you've ever hit a goal and immediately felt behind again, this episode is for you. Ashlee opens up about the contentment crisis quietly running our industry — and shares the P.E.A.C.E. framework she uses to stay grounded while building across multiple brands. This is a conversation about gratitude, ambition, faith, and the lie that the next level will finally be enough.In this episode:Why contentment isn't complacencyThe industry's comparison problemThe faith root underneath the business struggleThe P.E.A.C.E. framework: Pause, Evaluate, Acknowledge, Choose, EngageThe both/and of being content and hungryReflection question of the week: Where in your life are you confusing discontent with drive?DM your answer to @heal.the.industry — Ashlee reads every one.

Most retreats for beauty pros are about technique. This one isn't.In this episode, I sit down with Misty Jane — 20+ year hair industry veteran, host of the Starting Messy podcast, and a community builder who's spent the last few years rethinking what success looks like behind the chair. Together, we unpack why so many high-achieving stylists are quietly stuck in survival mode, and why rest, mental clarity, and self-trust have become the most underrated tools in this industry.We also talk about the retreat Misty is launching: a week-long, semi-disconnected experience in Costa Rica designed for established beauty professionals who are ready to step away from the noise. No woo woo. No technical workshops. Just presence, intentional living, and space to reconnect with your own curiosity.We get into:– Why peace can feel like boredom when you're wired for chaos– The scarcity mindset quietly running the beauty industry– What it actually means to disconnect (and why you can't skip it)– Who this retreat is for — and who it isn'tIf you're tired of operating in survival mode and ready to trust yourself again, this one's for you.Connect with Misty on Instagram or tune into her podcast, Starting Messy.@[email protected]

Growth isn’t random—and it doesn’t happen overnight.In this episode, Abigail Lacey, owner of Elle Society, sits down with her salon manager, Ellie, to walk through her full journey—from assistant, to booth renter, to commission stylist, and into leadership.This conversation opens up what growth actually looks like inside of a team structure. Not just the highlight moments, but the decisions, alignment, and commitment it takes to evolve.If you’ve ever questioned what’s possible for you within a salon, this episode will expand your perspective on what freedom, stability, and opportunity can truly look like when you choose to grow within something bigger than yourself.Follow Ellie and her journey @ellie.ellesociety and Abigail @abigail.ellesociety To get connected with this community who is committed to rising connect with us @heal.the.industry

Most people don’t have a time problem.They have an awareness problem.In this episode, we’re getting honest about where your time is actually going—and what that’s revealing about your priorities, your patterns, and your level of leadership.Because you can’t steward what you won’t look at.If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or like there’s never enough time… this isn’t about doing more. It’s about seeing clearly.We’ll walk through how to start tracking your time in a way that brings awareness, not pressure—so you can shift from reacting to your schedule to actually leading it.This is the work that creates structure.And structure is what creates freedom.Join us in the community..Leaders Track: https://heal-the-industry.circle.so/checkout/heal-the-industry-leadersIndustry Professionals: https://heal-the-industry.circle.so/checkout/heal-the-industry-community

In this episode, we sit down with Bria Alston to talk about what happens when beauty goes beyond the surface and becomes something sacred.From her background in nursing to building a business rooted in inner healing, Bria shares how she integrated faith into her treatment room and allowed God to redefine her work. What started as aesthetics evolved into ministry, where prayer, presence, and intention create space for clients to experience more than just a service.We talk about spiritual capacity and the reality that as beauty professionals, we are often holding more than we realize. Bria breaks down how to release what was never ours to carry, stay connected to God, and lead from a place of overflow instead of burnout.This conversation also speaks to the future of the industry, shifting from competition to community, raising the standard of what we put on and into our bodies, and creating spaces that truly heal.If you’ve ever felt the weight of this industry or known you were called to more than just the service, this episode will bring clarity to what that can look like.Follow Bria @sacredbeauty_bybria

In this episode of Heal The Industry, Abigail Lacy, owner of Elle Society Salon, shares the hard truths that every salon owner will face—but few are willing to talk about.After years of growth, refinement, and perspective shifts, Abigail opens up about what it really takes to move from being a stylist behind the chair to becoming a leader who builds people, culture, and long-term sustainability.This conversation challenges the way you think about talent, consistency, team dynamics, and your role as an owner. Because the truth is—most of the pressure you’re feeling isn’t coming from your business… it’s coming from the expectations you’ve placed on yourself and others.Inside this episode, we talk about:• Why passion can’t be taught—but leadership can be developed• The real reason consistency is what separates thriving salons from struggling ones• Letting go of trying to want success for your team more than they want it for themselves• The importance of building a life outside of your business• Releasing guilt around evolving your vision as your life and priorities change• The difference between being the talent and building the stage• How to lead without carrying what was never yours to holdIf you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, responsible for everyone, or stuck between working in your business and actually leading it—this episode will bring clarity, conviction, and a healthier perspective on what ownership truly requires.You are not alone in this. And more importantly—you don’t have to carry it all.

The beauty industry is one of the most people filled industries in the world, yet so many stylists and salon owners quietly struggle with feeling isolated and alone.You spend your days surrounded by clients, coworkers, and constant conversation, yet still carry the weight of your career, your growth, and your personal struggles by yourself.In this episode, Ashlee talks about one of the most common but rarely discussed realities of the beauty industry which is isolation.Many professionals in this industry have never actually been taught how to build healthy community. Over time that isolation can slowly turn into burnout, comparison, and emotional exhaustion.But the truth is you were never meant to walk this journey alone.In this conversation Ashlee shares four practical things you can start doing today to step out of isolation and lean into real community. She also talks about the deeper realization that God has been present through every step of the journey even in the seasons where you felt the most alone.If you have ever felt like you were carrying the weight of your career by yourself, this episode will remind you that support, connection, and faith can completely change how you experience this industry.Because healing the beauty industry begins when leaders and artists realize they were never meant to do this alone.

In this episode, I’m joined by Andrea “Andi” Brundidge as we share the story behind her stepping into partnership at our NOVA STRANDS Oregon location.What started as Andi joining the salon as a stylist slowly evolved into something much bigger. Through leadership, trust, and a shared vision for what this industry can be, Andi rose into the role of Operations Manager and ultimately into partnership.This conversation pulls back the curtain on what real partnership actually requires. It isn’t just opportunity. It’s ownership, alignment, and the willingness to rise when responsibility calls.We talk about navigating leadership in an out-of-state salon, what it looks like to build trust inside a team, and why choosing community over competition is one of the most powerful shifts our industry can make.If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to grow into leadership, build something meaningful with others, or step into the next level of your career, this episode will challenge and encourage you.Partnership isn’t given.It’s something you choose to rise into.Follow Andi and her journey inside of NOVA STRANDS @Andi.NOVA.STRANDS

If you’ve followed me for any amount of time, you know I am passionate about starting my day with intention.But this didn’t start as some polished productivity strategy.It started as a tired mom waking up at 4am, running on adrenaline, pouring from an empty cup.In this episode, I share the real story of how waking up just 30 minutes earlier changed everything — not just my mornings, but who I became throughout the day.We talk about:Why alignment must happen before the demandsHow seeking God first creates unshakable certaintyThe difference between borrowing certainty from others and receiving it from HimWhy movement is more than physical — it sets the tone for forward momentumHow to build a sustainable morning routine without turning it into another overwhelming checklistThis isn’t about perfection.It’s about priority.It’s about filling your cup before the world starts pulling from it.Your spirit.Your mind.Your body.Your alignment.If you’re tired of running on fumes…If you feel overstimulated, anxious, or constantly reacting to your day instead of leading it…This episode will help you reset.Start small.Make one promise to yourself.Build from there.Because when you begin your day aligned with who God is calling you to be, you move differently — with peace, clarity, and certainty.As always, if this resonates, share it. And if you have a healing story inside this industry, I’d love to spotlight your voice next.We rise [email protected]

In this powerful return episode, I welcome Abigail Lacey back to the Heal The Industry podcast — and we share why our last episode together became one of the most listened-to conversations on the platform.This conversation goes deeper.We talk about how our relationship started — working on opposite sides of town, connected first through Instagram and a mutual industry friend — and how curiosity, networking, and intentional connection completely shaped our careers.Inside this episode, we unpack:The evolution of Instagram from coffee photos to a real marketing engineWhy networking with other stylists is more powerful than chasing new clientsThe courage it takes to be authentic online (and in person)How to overcome the “cringe” voice that keeps you smallWhy leadership requires challenging industry norms instead of copying trendsThe importance of creating a clear 1-year, 5-year, and 10-year roadmapThe business shifts that change everything (including moving from sole proprietor to S-Corp)Why community is the shortcut to growthWe talk about building careers on purpose — not by accident.The beauty industry does not have to be a fallback plan. It can be a self-designed, respected, profitable career when you decide to lead it that way.And at the end of this episode, we share a major announcement:Abigail is officially joining the Heal The Industry movement.Inside the community, she will be leading conversations around:• Strategic, authentic social media• Building dream clientele• Leadership & team development• Creating boundaries that elevate your salon cultureIf you’ve ever felt alone in this industry…If you’ve ever wished you had a mentor earlier…If you know we are capable of more as a collective…This episode is for you.The industry shines brightest when we decide to shine together.Join us inside Heal The Industry — $97/month, calls recorded, live participation encouraged — and let’s build careers that we are proud of.Click the link to join!https://heal-the-industry.circle.so/checkout/heal-the-industry-community?fbclid=PAVERFWAP_3xpleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA8xMjQwMjQ1NzQyODc0MTQAAac93011lDLHaAcAzKsxSkgYc44jz7tcJJYdo2oOWMiyAy66_4dbsIsAaSjr4g_aem_3xN7cjrFAo4FGR68WFvTqw

In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Riley for a real, no-fluff conversation about what it actually looks like to build a sustainable, aligned career in the beauty industry.We talk through hair extensions and the responsibility that comes with offering them—doing the work with integrity, education, and respect for the client, not trends or pressure. We unpack the importance of clear and healthy boundaries as a stylist, and how those boundaries aren’t limiting—they’re foundational to longevity and peace.We also challenge the idea of becoming a “hair-lebrity” as the ultimate goal. Visibility doesn’t equal fulfillment, and popularity isn’t the same as purpose. True success is built by creating a career that supports your life, honors your values, and stays in alignment with who the Lord uniquely created you to be.This episode is for the stylist who’s ready to stop chasing validation and start building something rooted, intentional, and lasting—both in business and in faith.@hannah_rileyyyyxo

If you’ve ever felt successful on the outside but disconnected on the inside, this conversation is for you.In this episode, we’re diving into alignment—what it really means, why so many beauty professionals are operating outside of it, and how that misalignment often shows up as burnout, self-doubt, and pressure to keep up. We talk about why borrowed certainty from others eventually fails and how true confidence comes from aligning with who you’re becoming, not who you’re comparing yourself to.We also paint a picture of what’s possible when you build a career rooted in clarity, boundaries, and purpose—without leaving the industry you love.This episode introduces our monthly alignment focus inside the Heal The Industry community, where we’re creating space for healing, growth, and leadership through intentional trainings, calls, and challenges. You don’t have to walk this journey alone.Join us inside of Heal The Industry https://heal-the-industry.circle.so/checkout/heal-the-industry-communityFollow us https://www.instagram.com/heal.the.industry

In this episode, we sit down with Jesse Anastacio, former hairstylist turned biblical business coach, to explore what it truly looks like to bring faith into your work — not performatively, but faithfully.Jesse shares her journey of surrender during the 2020 shutdown, how God began reshaping her understanding of integrity, finances, and obedience, and how that transformation eventually led her to view the salon chair as a place of ministry. From praying quietly for clients to boldly following the Spirit’s lead, this conversation invites beauty professionals to see their work through a new lens.We talk about identity in Christ, stewarding a business with wisdom, and what happens when obedience comes before comfort. Whether you’re navigating faith in the workplace, feeling called to more meaning in your career, or simply longing for alignment between belief and business, this episode is an invitation to lead with faith — right where you are.Connect with Jesse on Instagram @braidsandbalayage

In this episode, I’m reflecting on 2016 — a year that didn’t feel like a breakthrough at the time, but ended up being a foundation for everything that followed.I was a new mom, learning responsibility in real time. I bought my first house, posted my work publicly for the first time, started dreaming about my own space, and made the decision to hire my first business coach — all without clarity, confidence, or a master plan.This conversation isn’t about overnight success. It’s about what it looks like to keep going when you feel unsure, to choose support instead of isolation, and to trust that God is ordering your steps even when you can’t see the full path yet.If you’re in the early stages of a new chapter — feeling behind, unqualified, or uncertain — this episode is a reminder that the beginning is sacred, support is part of the design, and you were never meant to do this alone.Sometimes the season that feels the most confusing is the one shaping you the most.Let's connect @heal.the.industry on instagram

Scarcity has quietly shaped the beauty industry for far too long — teaching stylists to fear time off, compete instead of collaborate, and tie their worth to overworking and survival.In this episode, Ashlee Vance sits down with Aleta Plajer, owner of AMP Hair Extension Studio, to name the patterns we’ve inherited and begin the work of releasing them.Together, they explore what it looks like to heal scarcity at the root — through making shifts that removes scarcity by potential issues in the business and setting it up for ultimate success. This conversation invites stylists to step out of burnout, redefine success, and choose community over competition.If you’ve felt the weight of hustle, anxiety, or constant pressure behind the chair, this episode offers a gentle but honest invitation: you don’t have to survive your career — you’re allowed to build one that sustains you.@aleta_marquez_plajer Want to be a guest on the podcast?? Connect with me on instagram @heal.the.industry

Annique shares her nine-year journey behind the chair, including the bold leap from a thriving salon suite into opening a large salon in April 2024—and the unexpected weight that came with it. From building complications to challenging hiring experiences, the pressure nearly pulled her away from the freedom she originally built her business for. Through deep reflection and listening to her instincts, Annique made the courageous decision to downsize into a micro salon model, returning to a suite with two stylists and a renewed focus on balance, education, and an elevated guest experience.Together, we unpack the industry narrative that equates success with constant expansion and salon ownership—and why that definition doesn’t serve everyone. This episode is a reminder that true success comes from honoring your intuition, trusting your discernment, and choosing alignment over expectation.Annique also shares what’s next, including her upcoming southern education tour with Sans Hall Education, her passion for teaching extensions, and her mission to help stylists heal the habit of overthinking so they can move forward with confidence.If you’ve ever questioned what success should look like, felt the pressure to grow beyond your capacity, or needed permission to choose peace and purpose—this episode is for you.Follow Annique on Instagram @annique.hair

In this episode of Heal The Industry, Ashlee Vance speaks to the deeper shifts required to truly change the beauty industry—starting with ourselves. From faith and identity to leadership and responsibility, this conversation invites you to pause, reflect, and question the patterns you may have normalized in your career.This episode isn’t about doing more—it’s about becoming more aligned, more grounded, and more intentional in how you lead, serve, and build. If you’ve felt the tension between success and peace, this conversation is for you.Reflection Exercise:1. Three industry norms you’re ready to rewrite(Examples: glorifying burnout, avoiding boundaries, overworking for approval)2. Three things that drained you this past yearNot to dwell — to identify patterns3. Three intentions you’re taking into the new yearSimple, realistic, sustainableBe on the podcast: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbH_mfVtUd2lh-AdJTLKBD1UafjL0XzA3Uxj2_jzzo_mjc1w/viewform?usp=dialogFollow us on Instagram @heal.the.industry

In this powerful episode of Heal The Industry, Ashlee Vance sits down with Kansas City salon owner Jodalyn Gadwood to share a story of deep healing, faith, and true transformation.Just two years into salon ownership, Jodalyn opens up about a season marked by feeling lost, navigating trauma, strain in her marriage, and the pressure of building a suite after leaving a commission salon. What changed everything wasn’t a new strategy—it was a decision to fully center her life and leadership by embracing faith and asking God to come into her life.Through that shift, Jodalyn experienced freedom from drinking, lost 78 pounds, rebuilt her confidence, restored her marriage with her husband Bobby, and stepped into purpose beyond the salon. Today, they co-lead a relationship group at their church, and her business has grown into a faith-aligned salon attracting like-minded stylists—with her fourth team member joining this January.This conversation is a reminder that healing the industry starts within—and when you build from faith, everything else begins to rise with it.Follow Jodalyn on instagram @jodalyngadwood @keysalon_kc

Freedom in Commission – with Breyanna Remington**What happens when a stylist chooses security, support, and sustainability over the industry’s obsession with “being independent”?In this episode, Ashlee Vance sits down with NOVA STRANDS stylist, educator, and manager Breyanna Remington to talk about her courageous decision to move from booth rental back into commission — and why it was one of the best decisions she’s ever made.Breyanna shares openly about:• The moment she realized booth rent was no longer aligned• How commission actually matched (and protected) her income• Why benefits like health insurance and a 401k changed everything• The relief of letting go of overhead, rent, inventory, and taxes• Stepping into leadership inside a supportive “we” culture• The stigma around commission — and why it’s outdated• How community, growth, and transparency helped her heal her careerIf you're a stylist feeling overwhelmed, isolated, or burned out as a booth renter… this conversation will give you hope, clarity, and permission to choose what truly supports your life.Follow Breyanna on Instagram at @bre.nova.strands and learn more about NOVA STRANDS extensions education at @nova.strands.extensions.This episode is a reminder that freedom isn’t always found in independence — sometimes it’s found in support.Let’s heal the industry, together.

In this solo episode of Heal The Industry, Ashlee breaks down one of the biggest myths in the salon world: that a cute, aesthetic space is what makes a business successful. The truth? Vibes might attract attention, but foundation is what sustains your business.Ashlee walks you through the unsexy—but absolutely essential—work that actually builds a strong, scalable salon or suite, including:Setting clear policies & boundariesBuilding intentional, sustainable pricingPlanning for taxes and financial responsibilityGetting your legal structure in orderCreating systems & processes for everything you doDeveloping documentation and SOPsManaging inventory like a CEO, not a shopperIf you’ve ever thought, “Once my space looks cute, then I’ll be successful,” this episode is your loving wake-up call. You’re not just decorating a room—you’re building a business that’s meant to carry your calling.Link for check list gone over in todays podcast episode. https://docs.google.com/document/d/17408NOE9X_wMXYjcApg1L02gbaN3jpihwswp94q0QnM/edit?usp=sharing

In this episode of Heal The Industry, Ashlee Vance sits down with salon owner and educator Abigail Lacey of Elle Society for a real conversation on leadership, ownership, and the culture shifts happening in today’s salon world.Abigail shares her journey from stylist to owner, the wake-up call that changed everything, and what it truly takes to build a healthy, aligned team. Together they unpack the hard parts of leadership—delegation, boundaries, commission vs. rental culture, and the courage to make decisions that support long-term growth even when there’s backlash.If you’re a stylist or salon owner navigating change, building a team, or stepping into deeper leadership, this episode will ground you and give you clarity for the season you’re in.Follow Abigail and her beautiful example of stepping in and Leading her salon on Instagram @abigail.ellesociety Apply to be a guest on Heal The Industry podcast https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbH_mfVtUd2lh-AdJTLKBD1UafjL0XzA3Uxj2_jzzo_mjc1w/viewform?usp=dialogFollow our movement on Instagram @heal.the.industry

In this episode of Heal the Industry, Ashlee sits down with new stylist and assistant, Kelsie Crampton, who is beginning her career in the beauty industry sober—a choice that has brought her clarity, confidence, and a steady foundation right from the start.Kelsie opens up about entering an industry where drinking is often normalized, yet choosing to stay clear has eliminated the anxiety that once followed her into work and strengthened every part of her life. She shares how sobriety has helped her feel more grounded, more self-assured, and more prepared to navigate the beauty world with confidence.This conversation is honest, refreshing, and a reminder that starting sober is not a limitation—it’s a strength.Follow Kelsie on Instagram @kelscramptonFollow Heal The Industry @heal.the.industry

The Heal The Industry Podcast is back—refined, reawakened, and ready to move with intention. In this special kickoff episode, host Ashlee Vance, salon owner, educator, and founder of the Heal The Industry Movement, opens her heart to share the deeper why behind the podcast’s evolution.After months of stillness, prayer, and divine redirection, Ashlee reveals the next chapter: a community-led platform where beauty professionals can share their truths, testimonies, and transformations. What began as her personal obedience to God’s call is becoming a collective voice—a movement powered by those who believe the beauty industry can be more: more healed, more honest, more whole.This episode sets the tone for what’s ahead—real conversations with real people who are boldly standing in faith and truth to create lasting change in our industry. You’ll hear Ashlee’s heart for stylists at a crossroads, her journey through obedience and overwhelm, and her reminder that this calling was never meant to be walked alone.🌿 In this episode, you’ll hear:Why Heal The Industry is becoming a “we” mission, not a “me” oneHow stillness and obedience led to a divine reset for the podcastThe power of sharing testimonies to inspire healing and transformationHow you can join the conversation and use your story to bring lightIf you’ve ever felt unseen, burnt out, or questioning your purpose in the beauty industry—this is your invitation to rise, heal, and rebuild together.🎧 Tune in, subscribe, and share this episode with a stylist, friend, or creative who needs to know: they are not alone in this.💫 Apply to be a guest and share your story here → https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScbH_mfVtUd2lh-AdJTLKBD1UafjL0XzA3Uxj2_jzzo_mjc1w/viewform?usp=dialog

Today I am leaving you with words of wisdom and my experience from the last 5 years of owning a salon and what I have discovered and the vision that I see for us and our industry. Follow Heal the Industry @heal.the.industry

On todays podcast episode I am talking about the shift in the industry that I believe needs to happen to be able to help serve stylist in being able to build a business in the industry LONG TERM. By focusing on the importance of developing your skills in more than just 1 area of the industry but truly be able to serve your guest for the season and trends that your clients are seeking.

Do you feel anxious when your books slow down?In this episode, we’re reframing what it means when your schedule has gaps. Instead of seeing empty space as failure or proof you’re falling behind, what if you saw it as a gift? A sacred invitation to pause, breathe, and trust that God is still working behind the scenes.I’m sharing personal stories from my own seasons of fear and scarcity, the mindset shifts that helped me find peace, and practical ways to use this time to grow your faith, your business, and your sense of purpose.Whether you’re a salon owner, a stylist, or any entrepreneur navigating slower seasons, this conversation will help you remember that your worth isn’t defined by how busy you are.✨ In this episode, you’ll hear:• Why gaps in your schedule feel so threatening—and why they don’t have to• How to see slow seasons as opportunities instead of setbacks• Scriptures that anchor you in peace and trust• Ideas for stewarding empty space with intention and gratitudeFriend, your schedule doesn’t define you. God does. Let’s learn to thank Him for every season—even the quiet ones.🎧 Tune in now and be encouraged.What can you do with this time?-Pray over your business-Deep clean and refresh your space-Reconnect with past clients-Invest in learning-Create content-Rest-DreamJournaling Questions:If you have a journal nearby, write these down:1️⃣ What story am I telling myself about gaps in my schedule?2️⃣ Where am I trusting in my own striving more than I’m trusting in God’s provision?3️⃣ What might God be inviting me to do—or not do—during this slower season?

In this heartfelt episode of the Heal the Industry podcast, host Ashlee Vance shares a deeply personal story of generational workaholism, the loss of her father, and how it led her to a path of spiritual healing and balance. Ashlee opens up about the moment she realized that true healing begins with discovering where we need it most—and how her daily devotional practice with Jesus completely transformed her perspective, peace, and purpose.She also announces the launch of her brand-new 30-day devotional challenge: Healing Discovery—a guided journey for beauty professionals to pause, reflect, and realign with what truly matters. This challenge is designed to help you uncover the root of what needs healing within you so you can show up with more peace, clarity, and impact in both your life and your career.Whether you’re a stylist, salon owner, or someone feeling weighed down by the pace and pressures of the beauty industry, this episode will meet you right where you are—and help guide you where you’re meant to go.🎧 Stay until the end for a special offer📖 Join the challenge via the link in the show notes or @heal.the.industry on Instagramhttps://healtheindustry.mykajabi.com/offers/Lemy8eBz

In this empowering episode of Heal The Industry, I share how every obstacle—whether behind the chair or in business—is actually a divine opportunity for growth, transformation, and leadership. From battling color banding to becoming a numbers-savvy salon owner, I will unpack how facing resistance is the secret to rising into your next level. Whether you’re a commission stylist, independent artist, or salon owner, this episode will challenge you to shift your mindset, embrace the hard things, and step fully into the leader you were created to be.Ready to reframe the hard stuff? Let’s become obsessed with obstacles—and watch opportunity unfold.Follow @heal.the.industry on instagram

In this heartfelt episode, Ashlee Vance dives deep into a truth the Lord revealed to her — a message about the emptiness of chasing worldly success and the power of discovering your true "why." From building a business on integrity to leading a movement that heals the beauty industry, Ashlee’s journey will challenge you to reflect on what truly matters.What You'll Learn:Why external success doesn’t bring lasting fulfillmentThe evolution of a “why” rooted in impact, not egoHow your soul's riches outlast any material gainThe role of obedience and capacity in your purpose journeyWhy Heal The Industry is more than a brand — it’s a callingResources & Links:→ Follow Ashlee on Instagram: @healtheindustry→ Share this episode with a stylist or salon owner who needs it→ Subscribe & leave a review to support the mission

On this podcast episode I am sharing you real time healing that I was walking through when it came to going through the shift of a path when it comes to a path changing directions.It is vulnerable, it is honest, and I hope it inspires you to commit to walking through tough seasons but committing to letting it transform you for the better!Follow me and Heal The Industry movement at www.instragram.com/heal.the.industry If you have special request feel free to leave a comment or DM me on Instagram!

On this episode I am sharing the shifts needed to be able to communicate better and a positive supportive way in your businesses and kick the toxic issues that happen when it comes to struggles faced with communication gets lost and gossip starts transpiring in the work place. Share @heal.the.industry in real time ways that you are implementing the shifts you are committed to making on instagram in real time when it comes to communicating more and gossiping less!

On this podcast episode we are sharing the healing power of the foods we choose to eat and how hair stylist are famous for prioritizing the WRONG things when it comes to the choices we make to put in our bodys.Hear Tara's journey of discovery and the shifts she experienced from stepping into a place of the unknown, educating herself and the freedom that she now gets to experience.Trust me you MUST sit in the discovery of this call in order to begin the path of HEALING!Learn more about Heal The Industry by messaging us to begin your healing journey on instagram @heal.the.industry

I am bringing you to church on this one...You truly need to make these shifts in order to grow your businesses that you desire to have!! Ready to make massive shifts in your business? Reach out to me on Instagram @heal.the.industry

To my GOAL GETTERS OUT THERE!!!You CAN achieve your goals and not lose yourself in the process of achieving those goals!!!!Listen on this weeks episode with one of my favorite goal getters herself! Breyanna Remington is sharing her beautiful truth of creating boundaries and still achieving her goals and then some!!Follow Breyanna more on her journey on instagram @bre.nova.strandsLearn more about Heal The Industry and what it can do for you in your life @heal.the.industry

On this podcast episode I am going over ways to help create clear boundaries and refinement within yourself and being able to boldly go after the desires you have on your heart. To experience transformations and healing within the outcomes you're after DM @heal.the.industry on instagram and lets create a path truly unstoppable within your God given desires and dreams.

Today I have the most amazing guest on the Heal The Industry podcast Trenda! Trenda made the decision to seek healing in her life and the effect of focusing on healing one aspect of her life and the transformation that happened in ALL aspects of her life. Trenda is apart of Heal The Industry mentorship and has chosen to heal herself and show up everyday for her healing and because of this, her life has transformed!! Follow Trenda on Instagram @trenda.ellsociety Learn more about Heal The Industry mentorship @heal.the.industry

On this episode I am speaking to the beauty industry as a whole and talking on what I find to be the thing that needs a massive shift... getting focused and not losing sight to what began the journey to begin with and showing up as the powerful woman and man you can be proud to call a impactful hairstylist, a powerful inspiring leader, and a transformational mentor and coach.

Answer these questions... Who are they? What does there life look like? Why did they start doing hair? What are there goals? What do they desire out of there career? What do they desire in there life? What struggles do they face? What have there experiences been? What shifts are they wanting in there lives? How do they serve there clients? How do they show up as a stylist in your space? What does integrity mean to them? What things are important to them? What do they want out of life? What are they looking for in a leader?

Relaunch of the Heal The Industry Podcast. On this episode I am sharing with you guys what my intentions are for you guys and what you can come to expect from the Podcast going forward into this New Year. I am so excited to be sharing with you guys.. -The shift necessary in the industry. -Tactical way to experience shifts in real time. -Guest speakers -and live mentorship shifts happening real time!! We will be bringing in industry leaders who will help give you ways to experience shifts that will transform your life and what it needs to look like to build out a true career in the beauty industry.

This episode we are talking about the importance of staying focused on maintaining gratitude along your journey of growth and how that focus will get you where you want to go in such a beautiful way!

I am thrilled to have one of my favorite people on this podcast episode. One of my dear friends Heather Anderson. Her and I share a common interest of desiring to see transformation to the Beauty Industry. Join in as we share our truths and experiences in the industry and how we have found freedom on the other side of the freedom found from deciding to pivot.

On this podcast episode we are diving in the conversation of why it is important to know your numbers... I share with you guys the two programs I joined that helped guide me to the place of being a "numbers person" and through knowing my numbers I know what things are possible and what goals I need to set to make things possible. Want to learn more and have a deeper conversation when it comes to this? Reach out to me @heal.the.industry on instagram

On this episode I am sharing with you guys about how faith has been the driving force of my life and how it has shown up for me when it comes to making necessary moves and shifts when needed in the industry.

This is one of my favorite topics to talk about because it is often the first thing that as a industry we give away and the first thing we realize we need to get back but are buried under the consistency in blurring the boundaries that we have created. If you have any special request for episodes please comment in the show notes or send me a DM on Instagram @heal.the.industry Want to learn more about Heal The Industry mentorship? contact me directly on my instagram @heal.the.industry to discover what it looks to transform you job into a career you can enjoy LONG TERM!!

On this podcast episode I am speaking on the topic of how knowing your numbers ultimately set you FREE!! This is a great podcast episode for anyone of you who have viewed numbers as something you don't want to look at because there is "shame" around it, anxiety, or just something you don't understand. This will change the way you think of looking at your numbers and the possibilities that are there for you when you set yourself free from this story that hasn't and wont serve you.

This episode I am talking to salon owners about how important it is to start seeing your value of impact you can create for your team if you step back behind the chair and step into your new title as a Salon Leader and truly lead you teams from a place of powerful transformation and achieving theres and your dreams

This episode I am sharing how as a Beauty Industry we could really experience such a evolution with the way that we show up and support one another. Find out ways to connect with those in the beauty industry and create ways to support one another that ultimately leads us to rising as a whole.

On this podcast episode I am talking about how as a industry we need to start redefining what success is when it comes to what our schedules look like...

On this episode I am talking about us as a industry rising and holding the standards that we need to have in place when it comes to enforcing our cancelation policies. We as a industry need to get on the same page with this. Our time is the one thing that we can never get back and we need to make it a industry norm that all salons and hairstylist have cancelation policies that are enforced. We all must rise together to create a standard for the beauty industry. Comment below or send me a DM with any specific topics you desire me to cover. Instagram: @ashlee.nova.strands

On this podcast we are diving into what intentions you can carve out for yourself to get intentional with maintaining NORMAL healthy habits.