I remember when I walked away from my ownership stake in the first shop I co-owned. I was full of doubt because everything I had built until then was under the umbrella of that shop. I thought, "Am I making a mistake?" "Will my clients even follow me?" That moment defined this current season for me because that was the first time I defeated Imposter syndrome as a barber. Years later, as I look back I realize that it was a few decisions and a perspective switch that truly had the difference for me. Self Doubt was the key because once I face that Self-Doubt door and used that Key to unlock it, everything changed! Check out this Masterclass on Imposter Syndrome. I share actionable tips to win and defeat that negative voice holding your back. https://www.skool.com/idealbarbers/classroom/7791205d?md=b5727ef786e24019b1780a714eec3eca

Hey brothers glad to be back!

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I’m curious to know the process people go through determining what they’re “Thing” is they use to focus on when drawing in your clients . I’ve heard many people use the “Chik-fil-A” reference stating they only sell chicken and closed on Sunday but still in high demand. I’ve heard “Smash the Barber” say he focused on designs , fades & beards. Would love to here some examples of anybody else’s process to keying in on their “Thing” they cater too when promoting their barber business.