Aug 21, 2026 · 1 hr 28 min · 13 segments
\*\*WATCH THIS INTERVIEW = MAKE MONEY $$$\*\*If Shon can Win in the Beauty Biz... SO CAN YOUI have been following Shon for a few years now and I see her doing A LOT of things right in the Beauty…
Shon GriffinGuestWickHostSo Sean, let's get straight into it.
One thing that I saw in On your personal page, and this is something I've talked about forever and people just call me stupid because they don't do it.
But with your personal page, I can't tell the difference between your personal page and your business page.
why do you put so much of your business on your personal Facebook page? And has that helped hurt you? You know, what's your logic for
One way is because a lot of people get stuck in this, what do they call it? Imposter syndrome or the thing where they start comparing themselves to people who are already established.
So we want to start an Instagram page or a business page that's already set up really pretty.
um already established almost like a professional page that's a professional has put together we want our pages to look like that on day one that's not going to happen so but if it does happen if you do have enough money to hire somebody to do that people won't trust you right They're not going to trust them.
This fly by night, this page, there's just everything looks perfect and just popped up out of nowhere.
If people aren't able to see your growth, you have to work a little harder to get them to trust you.
The only difference between my personal and my business page is when I go on trips and stuff and I get drunk and different things.
You'll see that on my personal page, but that only happens every once in a blue moon.
But other than that, I try, it helps me also to keep my personal self polished to a point where I can I can interchange them.
Even though Adore Me Dolls is a separate entity with its own LLC and its own tax ID number, and they pay me a paycheck every week.
So Sean, let's get straight into it.
One thing that I saw in On your personal page, and this is something I've talked about forever and people just call me stupid because they don't do it.
But with your personal page, I can't tell the difference between your personal page and your business page.
why do you put so much of your business on your personal Facebook page? And has that helped hurt you? You know, what's your logic for
One way is because a lot of people get stuck in this, what do they call it? Imposter syndrome or the thing where they start comparing themselves to people who are already established.
So we want to start an Instagram page or a business page that's already set up really pretty.
um already established almost like a professional page that's a professional has put together we want our pages to look like that on day one that's not going to happen so but if it does happen if you do have enough money to hire somebody to do that people won't trust you right They're not going to trust them.
This fly by night, this page, there's just everything looks perfect and just popped up out of nowhere.
If people aren't able to see your growth, you have to work a little harder to get them to trust you.
The only difference between my personal and my business page is when I go on trips and stuff and I get drunk and different things.
You'll see that on my personal page, but that only happens every once in a blue moon.
But other than that, I try, it helps me also to keep my personal self polished to a point where I can I can interchange them.
Even though Adore Me Dolls is a separate entity with its own LLC and its own tax ID number, and they pay me a paycheck every week.
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