Hey there my friend… It’s that time of year again. Trees are getting ready to shed their leaves and Macy’s is (already) getting ready for Christmas!! And in that vein, I want to share some behind the scenes preparation for my personal branding photo shoot for my business. If you’re planning on taking pictures for
Do you know what my FAV four letter word is friend….???? Fall!! Are YOU fall ready?? Here’s a fall checklist that I wanted to share with you to help you feel ready for the new season! After reading, please let me know which one you’re going to try (or have tried) by responding in the
“The bad news is time flies. The good news is you’re the pilot.” Well hey there my friend. I don’t know about you, but I’m constantly trying to find ways to combat the feeling of being overwhelmed. I know that time is a commodity. I want to feel like I’m in control of my life
Sometimes, I wonder what it would be like if I had not left my big corporate job as a head stylist at Mario Tricoci salon to pursue entrepreneurship. Would I still be making an impact, changing lives and helping as many women (and men) as I am today? Well, I guess we’ll never know… but
“Style is a way to say who you are without having to speak.” This isn’t just any outfit, friend… This stole (fur wrap) is 70 years old and is from my only living gram, who’s almost 97. The earrings I’m wearing are from my other gram, who passed away when I was 7 years old.
“What defines us is how well we rise after falling.” One of my favorite things about my styling business is when I meet a really cool client that I connect with at the VERY first appointment. Maida was one of those clients. I met her about a year before her wedding. I did 7 or
“No one is you and that is your power.” Whenever I doubt myself and think, “who am I to…!!?” (say no when I know I don’t have time, ask for something when it’s a little scary, change my business concept and trajectory when it’s been the same thing for years), I quickly try to remind
“Life isn’t about finding yourself…Life is about creating yourself.” Vividly I remember standing in my parents kitchen at about 5 years old being asked by and adult (whom I don’t remember, I think a family friend) what do you want to be when you grow up. I excitedly said, “a singer!!” It seemed so glamorous
