HI, I'M BRIT
I help hairstylists build a business behind the chair that gives them the life they want, without it costing them everything.
If you've ever caught yourself thinking "I can't keep doing this", there's not something wrong with you.
Your business is built on relationships, which means the normal advice doesn't really help you. And most hairstylists are figuring that out the hard way.
So was I.
On paper, I had everything. Full book. My own salon suite. Booked out for months. Money coming in consistently.
And yet I still felt like I was failing, just behind closed doors where no one could see it.
I hadn't raised my prices in over 10 years. I worked through physical exhaustion. I never said no to anyone. I was the nice one, the reliable one, the one who always made it work. And I was exhausted by the version of myself I had built.
My body eventually made the decision for me. I got diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and had to walk away from doing hair. So I shut everything down and told myself I just needed to start over in a less demanding job.
So I took a corporate job. I genuinely thought it would fix something in me & turn me into the type of person that could run a successful business. Make me tougher. Less emotional. Better at holding my ground without feeling guilty about it.
What I actually found was that there wasn't something wrong with who I was. I just had false stories running my behaviors. About what I had to give to be worth keeping, about what saying no would cost me, about who I needed to be for people to stay. And those behaviors could be replaced.
While I was gone, my clients started reaching out and I slowly came back to the hair world.
Then in 2020, I came back full time, on my terms. Most of my old clients returned. But I wasn't the same person they'd left.
I knew how to raise my prices without turning it into a whole thing. I knew how to hold a boundary and stay warm at the same time. I knew how to be fully present with a client without carrying their weight home with me at the end of the day.
And honestly, the piece I'm most proud of: I let the exact same people who knew the people-pleasing version of me meet the woman who had learned to hold her ground. I didn't hide the shift or start over with a clean slate. I just showed up as my full self that didn't have to shrink or bend to keep my clients.
That, to me, is the whole point of my work.
The work starts underneath the behavior, with the story & beliefs driving it. We look at where it came from, we replace it with something more honest, and we build the capacity in your body so that when a charged moment comes, you can hold it without abandoning yourself to keep the peace.
That's what it means to be self-made. Not doing it alone. Leading from within.
When you're ready to start building from a place that actually feels likes you, I'd love to show you the way.
