You know going quiet in your marketing during the summer is part of what creates a slow fall. But knowing that doesn’t magically solve the real-life problem of kids being home, trips being planned and paid for, clients still needing you, and your actual life requiring attention. Most stylists think visibility has to be one […]

Every spring, stylists get busy. Client delivery picks up, the calendar fills, and the marketing starts to slow down. You’re still showing up, maybe sharing what you’re wearing, leaning on the links, but that deeper thought leadership that actually gets people to trust you and hire you starts to slip. Then summer arrives, the kids […]

Most stylists have seen the gap firsthand. A client wants something custom and the options are fast fashion off the rack or a men’s tailor who adapts a suit to the female form. The fabrics are limited, the fit is a compromise, and nothing about it feels personal. That gap is exactly what Lauren Linnane […]

I recently finished a full year of working with a nutrition and weightlifting coach, and I ended up weighing the exact same amount as when I started. On paper, that looks like a failure. But I actually think it may have been the first real shot I’ve ever had at lasting change, because what that […]

Someone asks how your personal styling business is going and your stomach tightens before you’ve answered. You start calculating. How much to say, how enthusiastic to seem, how to make it sound like enough. Underneath all of it is a quiet belief that if the number in your bank account were bigger, or your months […]

A client asks you why a color washes her out, and you answer, but it’s a little wishy-washy. She holds up two purples and asks which one, and you pick the right one on instinct, but you can’t fully explain why. Most stylists I know are good at color in practice. Fewer can talk about […]