From Small-Town Stylist to Fashion Week Leader
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styling you salon and boutique is in a little town called rugby north dakota i always say that we're a town of three thousand people and that's with cats and dogs but when you walk into our salon and boutique and coffee shop it's a completely different experience i didn't want to be a small town salon like we need to make this big and exciting the
Jodi Krishofner is a multi-passionate entrepreneur, educator, and the founder of Style & You Salon and Boutique and Solid Ground Coffee Shop. Drawing from her experience building businesses and mentoring beauty professionals across the country, she inspires others to lead with faith, embrace their creativity, and build lives and businesses rooted in purpose, confidence, and impact.
I always say I'm at work more than I'm at home. So if you don't love what you do, you're going to not love your life. Things just kind of happen for me. I make them happen. My whole journey in this world is really about leaving the world better than I got here with. And I just want to inspire people. I want to inspire other women to be powerful and businesslike and do the thing.
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Welcome back to another episode of the Living Your Legacy podcast. For Inside Success, I am Ray Gutierrez. Fresh off an episode of filming Women in Power. Joining me today is Jodi.Kirch. Jodi, Jodi, what's your last name?
Jodi.Kirch.
Perfect. It's okay. I always, I intentionally screw up the intros. So it's definitely a Monday, but it's a good Monday. Jodi, we literally just finished filming your episode. What will we learn about you?
Well, you're going to learn all the things about me. I have so many different aspects of my life, but you'll learn about me behind the chairs as a hairdresser. You're going to learn about me as a business owner. You're going to learn about me as a teacher to other stylists and salons. And yeah, I don't know. All sorts of good stuff.
Right on, Jode. Sorry.
You can call me Jode. I kind of like it.
Cool. All right. I'm just going with the flow. First of all, thank you so much for your vibrant energy. And I'm at disbelief that you have never done a podcast. You don't run your own brand. So I'm actually quite eager and excited to kind of see where you go next after this. Hopefully you've had some realizations and we've encouraged you to just go for it, whatever that it is. But here you are. Talk about your journey. What came first? Education? The hairdresser? Like what came first, do you think?
What came first was going to hair school beyond the idea that I didn't even want to. Didn't even think that was really my thing. Went to cosmetology school and I didn't even fall in love with it there. It was just a bunch of girls that were, you know, drama. And then my first salon out of hair school is where I really realized that I fell in love with the industry. I was working under a Paul Mitchell educator. Her name is also Jodi. And so I don't know, she inspired me. I loved how she spoke with her clients and her clients just loved her. And I'm like, I want to be like this. So that's where it all started. Then I moved to this little town in the middle of nowhere and got married and decided, you know what?
I'm just going to buy a salon. At 22. At 22. Yeah. Yeah. Why not? Right. So Baba Salon really never, ever had any intention of doing that. But my husband's family are entrepreneurs and they were kind of urged me like, you got to do this. So did that. And then it's just like exploded from there.
Boom. You're on the path. And early on you were discovered and kabammo. Yeah. Talk about this journey now. I feel like we didn't talk much about your husband on the interview. What does he do? I'm just kind of curious. You said he has a family of entrepreneurs.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:03
2
How did Jodi Kirchofner first discover her passion for hairdressing?
8:03–8:59
3
Why did Jodi decide to buy a salon at 22 and what happened next?
8:59–11:25
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How did Styling You evolve from a salon into a salon, boutique, and coffee shop?
11:25–12:17
Speakers
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