What are you willing to do to have the kind of clients you want and style them the way you want to? Are you willing to accept that some conceptions you have about business are mere myths?You’re leaving a lot at stake if you don’t understand the styling marketplace. Unfortunately, so much of the business training in this industry leaves much to be desired. I’ve seen how easy it is for stylists to let these beliefs fill them with anxiety and self-doubt for years when it could’ve been avoided with more knowledge about the marketplace and its possibilities for their business.In this episode of The Six Figure Personal Stylist podcast, you’ll learn about the biggest misconceptions you might have as a stylist about committing to a niche or a type of client. I’ll give you a little insight into the marketplace and demand for styling services, as well as share how these false beliefs are holding your business back and costing you money.5:46 - The myth that you’ll get clients without a niche just by using the right marketing mechanism12:17 - The myth that you can find your ideal client just by using this outdated model15:26 - What your ideal client isn’t telling you and the balancing act you have to provide in your messaging22:58 - Why the old model of identifying ideal clients is now out of style26:43 - The myth that you’ll inevitably get bored by going all in on one niche or type of client31:23 - Why you can let go of the lingering fear of leaving people out if you pick a nicheMentioned In Three Misconceptions About Your Ideal Styling Client That Are Costing You MoneyThree Mindset Shifts You Need as a Six-Figure Personal StylistTransactional Styling Defined: How to Be a Successful Transactional Personal StylistTransformational Styling Defined: How to Be a Successful Transformational Personal StylistFollow Nicole on InstagramLeave a rating and review

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