Kat PhillipsGuest
Susan RoutledgeHost
Uh, well, I mean, it, it was hard because, A, your body starts to break down, but, B, you know, you don't get into this industry unless you truly love people, and I find most people in this industry, myself for sure, we're yes people.

And so when you hold someone's head in your hands at, for an hour or two hours at a time, you get this incredible bond.

But because we now have online booking and, uh, you know, people can find you through the internet, I had so many people that didn't know me coming in and, and booking on my, on my schedule to where these people who got me to where I was, and this was only two or three years into the business, they couldn't get appointments.

And they were, you know, my regulars that had been with me the whole time I've lived in Illinois were looking at six to eight months out before they could get in.

And that was really awful, 'cause I was losing people that I loved that, uh, that I-

And at the time I was burned out, was working so many hours, um, my hands were hurting.

I had, um, I had unfortunately, uh, contracted Lyme's disease, so I had this, um, illness that was just making things harder and harder and harder.

And it was right around the time that Adam Chatterley had started his podcast and, you know, I heard it and I...

And so I sent him a text and said, "Hey, I just wanna let you know that I wish you were there when I first started in my industry.

I, like, uh, what you're saying, it took me so many times to fall down to get back up."

Uh, it was the first time anybody on the internet had e- ever reached back to me.

Is there anything I can help you with?" And all I could tell him, I was like, "I don't know if you can.

Uh, well, I mean, it, it was hard because, A, your body starts to break down, but, B, you know, you don't get into this industry unless you truly love people, and I find most people in this industry, myself for sure, we're yes people.

And so when you hold someone's head in your hands at, for an hour or two hours at a time, you get this incredible bond.

But because we now have online booking and, uh, you know, people can find you through the internet, I had so many people that didn't know me coming in and, and booking on my, on my schedule to where these people who got me to where I was, and this was only two or three years into the business, they couldn't get appointments.

And they were, you know, my regulars that had been with me the whole time I've lived in Illinois were looking at six to eight months out before they could get in.

And that was really awful, 'cause I was losing people that I loved that, uh, that I-

And at the time I was burned out, was working so many hours, um, my hands were hurting.

I had, um, I had unfortunately, uh, contracted Lyme's disease, so I had this, um, illness that was just making things harder and harder and harder.

And it was right around the time that Adam Chatterley had started his podcast and, you know, I heard it and I...

And so I sent him a text and said, "Hey, I just wanna let you know that I wish you were there when I first started in my industry.

I, like, uh, what you're saying, it took me so many times to fall down to get back up."

Uh, it was the first time anybody on the internet had e- ever reached back to me.

Is there anything I can help you with?" And all I could tell him, I was like, "I don't know if you can.
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