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Oct 1, 2026
Award-Winning Entrepreneur & Author: Limiting Beliefs Holding You Back & No Plan for AI? How One Nail Salon Became a Seven-Figure Training Empire - Sarah Abel | EP 280
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Will PolstonHOST
that drive like? Why more? Why did you keep adding the hairdressers and adding this? Where did that come from?
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12:36Sarah AbelGUEST
Because I wanted to, what I found, even though I had those salons, they were very people heavy.
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12:43Sarah AbelGUEST
So one of the things I wanted, I think was, it was if I can scale this so that I don't have to be in it anymore completely, as in not do anything.
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12:52Sarah AbelGUEST
It never really worked out like that because what I was doing was training these people up and then they were going off and starting their own businesses because I taught them not just how to do nails, how to run it commercially so that it made more money.
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13:07Sarah AbelGUEST
So the next step for them, nine times out of 10, which is a bit like builders, isn't it? They go off or bricklayers go off and work for a contract for somebody else.
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