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Speaker: Welcome to the beyond aesthetics podcast, the podcast, where we dive deep into the journey of aestheticians who aspire to grow, not just professionally, but personally and spiritually. This is a space where the art of aesthetics meets the soul and the power of community fuels transformation. Whether you're looking to elevate your skills, expand your mindset, or align your career with your deeper purpose. You are in the right place. Join us as we explore stories, strategies, and insights that go beyond the surface because growth happens from the inside out. This is beyond aesthetics. Let's grow together. And I am one of your co-hosts, Tiffany or, and I am coming to you today extremely spontaneously to record this very short little episode.
Speaker: Jess doesn't even know i'm recording this right now. And that's how impulsive this, this decision to drive back to my office after I've been done with work for the day and get this, this information that I'm like bursting to share with you recorded and on the podcast. So anyways, I'm Tiffany or I'm writing solo today impulsively without my other co-host Jess. And i just have something extremely important to share with you that actually came to me this afternoon while I was at the gym doing my workout. It was a download straight from source straight from God. That was like, oh my gosh, I didn't even realize it. And i have to share it with, I have to share it with you. And so here I am. And you want to know what the timing was absolutely perfect for me to be here today because actually finished up with work early today. And i went in, did my workout, got done a little bit early there. My kids are writing the bus home after school today. So I don't have to pick them up from school. And i magically ended up with an extra 30 minutes.
Speaker: If that's not divine timing, I don't know what is. So back to back to why, why I'm here back to what I have to share. Um, this, this download that came to me today is, um, it's going to change your life. And again, this is going to be the miniest episode you've ever heard. It's probably going to be 20 minutes or less. We'll actually see where we land when I'm done, but, um, it's going to be life changing.
Speaker: for you if you take action with it. And before I share what that actually is, i am going to share a story with you to kind of segue into, into, into the point. Okay. So, uh,
Speaker: Back up a little bit about me. If you're, if you're new here, um I'm a licensed esthetician. just celebrated my 14th year in aesthetics last month in December, and I own and operate a skincare business in small town, salmon, Idaho. And I'm also Obviously, a you know, co-host on this podcast with Jess and i am a coach, aesthetician coach and mentor and licensed aesthetics instructor. So, um, I've been doing this a long time and I'm a mom to three kids and a wife and, ah
Speaker: If we go way back when I'm also a dancer, I don't dance anymore, but I grew up dancing. And so this is a story i want to share with you. um I danced my whole childhood and started when I was five or six years old and danced all the way through high school And i will preface this though with dancing. the dance scene 30 years ago was definitely not what the dancing is today. Like the dancing today is just like them kids are professionals. so don't get confused about the type of dancer that I was. Definitely not. I was a great dancer though. And I'll tell you why, because
Speaker: I have always loved the spotlight. I just have, I've always loved attention. I've always loved being in front of a big audience and I can hold the beat in a rhythm and I can follow direction. Right. So, and I love music. And so that those combinations dance. Yes.
Speaker: And so when I was six or seven, um, my grandma, Jerry rest in peace. She, um, you know, my grandma, Jerry, she, she was so fabulous and she wanted big things for me from the get go. And i didn't really understand and see that when I was a kid.
Speaker: But I definitely do now looking back on my childhood and looking back on all of the opportunities that she definitely made sure me and my sisters um had happen. And I was the oldest grandchild, so I got a little bit extra, ah you know, a little bit extra of that grandparent.
Speaker: essence because I was the oldest. And so my grandma, Jerry wanted big things for me and she wanted, i think really, really wanted me to be famous. And that's probably what started what instilled in me, this need and want to be famous.
Speaker: It's true by the way, i do. And so when I was six or seven, um I had started my first or second year in dance and, um, she enrolled me in this beauty pageant in Boise, Idaho. And so Boise from where, where I live now. And, and I mean, it's salmon, Idaho. So obviously i grew up here, uh, it's about five hours away um,
Speaker: This was the nineties. Okay. The nineties. And so she enrolled me in this beauty pageant in Boise, Idaho, and it was this whole thing. And she took me, she paid for it. She paid for my dance lessons. She bought my outfits for it. It was this whole thing. And it was actually really special because her and I got to spend this time together and go away for the, you know, the duration of four or five days together and attend this beauty pageant. and it was this whole experience.
Speaker: And so, um, at this beauty pageant, you know, it's just, I'm, I'm so little, but I remember it so vividly and I'd never been to Boise before. And, ah I think it was hosted at the red lion inn and, or that's where we stayed and I was hosted close by anyways. it's probably at a convention center. I don't know. I don't remember those details because I was a child.
Speaker: Um, but I just remember there being, it was just so jam packed of girls of all ages and different divisions and talent and dresses and you know, the moms. And it was just this whole thing in this whole vibe. i remember it so vividly. And i remember, i in let me tell you guys this too, I had a really hard time making friends as a kid. I was really shy and really reserved and really held back and really afraid of putting myself out there as a kid.
Speaker: And so, you know, of course, like I didn't, we didn't know anybody. I had no idea who these people, any of these girls were. Um, so we get there, we get settled. And then I remember like spotting this girl, super cute little girl and, um same age as me.
Speaker: And I just remember like, feeling this energy from her and she was nice. And you know, we kind of like, I think our, our hotel rooms were close by. And so we passed each other in the hall anyways, her and I became like fast friends.
Speaker: I'm sad to say, don't remember what her name is. I can very vividly remember what she looks like though. We came really fast friends and it was actually really, even looking back on this now, I'm like, that was weird because I didn't make fast friends. Then we came fast friends and we hung out in between our having to do our, whatever it was, you know, going up on stage, um, being in certain places at certain times, we just like gravitated towards each other and we hung out and we hung out in the hotel room together. I would go to her hotel room after, you know, our obligations and she would come to mine and, It was so fun.
Speaker: And let me tell you what, this is what came to me in the gym today. She won the competition or won the beauty pageant for the, and you know, she won the big grand prize. I don't even, I can't even tell you what that was. I can't even tell you. I think she got a trip to Disneyland.
Speaker: I'm sure there was money involved out of like hundreds of girls. She won. And I'm not even all surprised because she just had this air about her. She had this confidence. I mean, we were like six or seven. How did I know that? I don't know, but I can look back and be like, holy cow.
Speaker: I spotted it in her and i glommed onto that and i connected with her and I sought her out and i can still remember just watching her win and being so proud because I was like, that is my friend. And she won and having like this connection and being like almost a secondary success because this girl that I had become such close friends with in such a short amount of time, one, this big competition out of these hundreds and hundreds of girls and all of this talent and all these things. And I just remember being so proud.
Speaker: I was a little bit bummed that I didn't win, but I did win the talent division. And I'm still so proud of that. And I got like a trophy that was like, Three feet high. It's probably still somewhere in my parents storage somewhere, my mom's storage. Um, and my talent was tap dancing and I tapped hands to achy, breaky heart in my little black Wrangler jeans and red, white, and blue tassel vest and a white cowgirl hat. And my hair was down to my butt and it was just, I still remember it so much. So I did win the talent division. I did win something and I'm still proud of that.
Speaker: And so moral of the story, why am I sharing this with you guys? Why was this so important for me to stop what I was doing? Get back to my office, get on this podcast or get on my computer and record this podcast because this is what's going to change your life. This is what's juicy. This is what I want you to really hear and absorb and think about is being six, seven years old. Even then, before I even knew what I knew,
Speaker: I knew my soul knew to seek out the, the high achievers. My soul has always known to seek out and connect and sit at tables with the people that are doing more than me, that people that are, are achieving higher things than me, the people that are are out there doing really big things. My soul has always known and I, and then I am like, after this download came to me and then I started like cataloging all of the things and I'm like, Holy shit. I've always been this way. I have always sought out high achievers. I've always sought out the talented people. I've always sought out the people who I think are successful and who are doing the things that i really, really want to achieve or want to do or want to attain.
Speaker: And the people that actually inspire me all throughout my childhood, all throughout junior high and high school, my friends were all high achievers, high performing athletes. Um, you know, early adulthood, my, my very best friend, my sister-in-law is the highest achiever I know. And she inspires me every day. Jessica, she is. the highest highest achiever. I know she is my soulmate. It's just like, I have always sought to sit at tables of the people that are farther ahead than me. and it doesn't take anything from me and it doesn't detour me at all.
Speaker: thinking that they have something that I want and I don't have that. That's not the mindset that I have. I'm like, man, if you can do that, so can i and I want to come learn from you. I want to come here, how you got to where you are. I want to hear your story. I want to, I want to absorb your energy and your essence and everything that you are I want to take that in. i mean, it's an energetic connection and I am I'm freaking here for it. Please tell me, please share with me, please let me just listen. Let me just watch you and observe you.
Speaker: That is what I came here to tell you today. That is what is going to change your life. That is what is going to progress your goals and your aspirations and the things that you want. is by finding people to that are farther ahead than you, finding people that inspire you, finding those high achievers, finding those people that have the things that you want and desire and aspire to be go Find them and ask to sit with them, ask to hear their story, ask to just, you know, learn from them. And I promise you it will change your life. It will change the trajectory of everything you're trying to do. it will elevate your goals. It will help you rise. It will, um, it will raise your vibe, which is
Speaker: life-changing in and of itself is when we are around people that have that live at a high vibration and we are elevated instantly around their own energy, go find them, go sit at them, go sit with them, go, you know, follow them. It can be, and this can be anyone. It can be anybody. It can be, and and there's like a million different ways that you can connect with these people.
Speaker: Don't get stagnant in where you're at and don't, Just be content with where you're at. Go find the people out there that are doing the things you want. We all have dreams. We all have goals. We all have vision. We all have these things that we, you know, I, I can confidently say that we all want to be better than we are right now.
Speaker: Go find the people that are doing it And I promise you, I promise you that true leaders, true guides will always make room for more people at their table. Always. They're not stingy with their information. They're actually so generous with, um,
Speaker: with what they've learned because that's true leadership is when we, when, you know, they can be like, yeah, this is how I got from point A to point B and this is how I did it. And these were the challenges that arose and, you know, happy to share true leaders truly will. And so,
Speaker: I want you, if you're listening to this, to really hear me when I say that Jess and I will always have room at our table for you. That is what this beyond aesthetics podcast is about. That is who we are as coaches. That is, we are ah so passionate and purposeful in raising the vibration of our industry and for women as a whole. And so there will always be room at our table. and And, you know that if you are a regular podcast listener of ours, you know that, you know, there's, um, there's room for everyone and ah we're so grateful that you're here and we will always have a seat for you. And that's why we continue to put out valuable content. That's why we continue to, record these episodes and publish them and produce them and distribute them around the world and, um, bring on valuable guests for our community and,
Speaker: So we continue to show up on social media and, you know, really grow our coaching container. and we were very passionate about it because we truly do feel like, um,
Speaker: We want the women who are aligned with us and the estheticians who are and beauty professionals who are aligned with us to know that, uh, there's room at our table. There always will be. And so we're so grateful for you. And, um, that's what I want to leave you with is go out and find those tables to sit at, ask to be included. And, um, you know, and if you're feeling called to be a leader and you don't have a table to sit at, create one.
Speaker: Create one. I have said this and just says this for have said it for a long time. If you want to connect, if you're feeling called to connect in person with beauty professionals in your area, and there's not something like that, create one. It is so powerful and it is needed. And that in-person connection and that collaboration and that.
Speaker: you know, it's a sisterhood. And, um, so yeah, that's what I'm going to leave you with. and I hope you take action on it. I hope you take my words to heart. I hope that it helps, uh, motivate you and inspire you to truly go and connect with those that, that, inspire you and motivate you. And, um,
Speaker: And that you would like to learn from. and so thank you for tuning in. I told you this was going to be just the shortest little juiciest nugget ever. And, and honestly, I love short podcasts. I'm here for them every day, like a podcast that I can listen to on my 15 minute drive.
Speaker: to from work to home or home to work. Yes, please. So, and I also love our longer episodes as well. And so, um, I feel like there's room for this one. Shortest little juiciest nugget, take action on it and know that we believe in you.
Speaker: We love you. We're so grateful for you, like deeply, deeply grateful for you. And there's, there's always a seat at our table for you. So thank you for tuning in. I hope this was valuable and I will leave you with a little send off and, um, and yeah, have pretty dreams.
Speaker: Bye-bye.
