Why does raising your prices feel like a mistake? Part 2 w/ Casey Taylor @caseytaylorstylist

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Price increases can feel scary even after you commit—especially when schedule gaps appear. But what if they were a sign of growth? In this episode, Casey Taylor and Misty Jayne dive into the emotions behind pricing, the power of rest, and how to reframe discomfort for success.Check out The Small Town Stylist Podcast HEREprice increases, emotional responses, schedule gaps, rest, creativity, productivity, personal life, sensory deprivation, money mindset, hairstylist

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