What happens when you have an incredible product… but no predictable system to sell it?

In this episode from the Fixing a Stranger's Beauty Business in Under 20 Minutes series at LashCon, Sheila Bella sits down with Krystal, a lash artist turned inventor who created and patented a lash tile designed to help artists create faster, easier, and more consistent volume fans.

There's just one problem.

She invested thousands into creating and patenting the product, but now she needs the one thing every business needs to survive: sales.

In less than 20 minutes, Sheila breaks down the exact strategy needed to transform a great product into a profitable business. From visibility and content to ads and funnels, this episode gives beauty entrepreneurs a roadmap for turning ideas into income.

Because creating something amazing is only half the battle. Getting people to see it is the other half.

If you have a product, course, service, or business idea sitting on your heart, this episode is for you.

1. Having a great product doesn't guarantee sales.
   Visibility matters just as much as innovation.

2. Every business has three machines.
   Your visibility machine, booking machine, and product machine must work together.

3. Ads create reach. Organic creates trust.
   You need both to grow a sustainable brand.

4. Funnels convert attention into revenue.
   Free resources, emails, and text follow-ups keep your audience engaged.

5. Know your numbers.
   Sheila breaks down exactly how many units would need to be sold to hit a $15K monthly goal.

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What happens when you walk away from something you've spent nearly a decade building?

For many entrepreneurs, starting over feels like failure.

For Myra, it became the beginning of her biggest breakthrough.

In this inspiring episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella sits down with Myra, internationally recognized educator, founder of Guru Sugaring Academy, and creator of Swwon Summit, to discuss the courage it takes to rebuild after a major career pivot.

After leaving the company she'd devoted nearly ten years to, Myra found herself questioning everything. But instead of letting disappointment define her, she leaned into her experience, trusted the community she'd built, and created something even greater—a global academy with educators around the world, a thriving education platform, and her own beauty conference.

Together, Sheila and Myra talk about entrepreneurship, resilience, community, leadership, family, and why sometimes the greatest opportunities only appear after one door closes.

If you've recently experienced a setback, career change, business failure, or unexpected pivot, this conversation is the reminder you need that your next chapter may become your greatest one.

Sometimes starting over isn't the end of the story.

It's where the real story begins.

Leaving nearly a decade of work was painful, but it opened the door to opportunities Myra never imagined.

When Myra stepped out on her own, she realized just how much support and goodwill she had built over the years.

What started as serving clients evolved into mentoring educators across the globe through Guru Sugaring Academy and industry events.

Myra shares her vision of building a location-independent business through education, conferences, and scalable programs.

Her advice to entrepreneurs facing unexpected setbacks: reflect on what you've gained, trust your experience, and don't be afraid to reach out for new opportunities.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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Are you making between $8K and $12K a month... but somehow it feels like no matter how hard you work, you can't break through?

You're not lazy.
You're not failing.
And you're definitely not the problem.

In this episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella explains why so many beauty entrepreneurs hit the $10K/month ceiling—and why working harder only keeps you trapped there.

Sheila reveals that the problem isn't your talent, pricing, or hustle. It's your business model.

If you're the marketing department, sales team, service provider, customer support, scheduler, and CEO all rolled into one, you've unknowingly become the biggest bottleneck in your own business.

This episode breaks down the mindset shift every beauty entrepreneur must make to go from being booked and busy to building a business that can scale beyond them.

If you're ready to stop trading time for money and start building systems that create freedom, this episode is your roadmap.

Because the goal isn't to become a better machine.

The goal is to build one.

1. The $10K ceiling is structural—not personal.
   Most service providers don't plateau because they're untalented. They plateau because one person can only do so much.

2. You don't own a business—you own four jobs.
   Marketing, sales, fulfillment, and operations all depend on you, making growth impossible.

3. Working harder doesn't break the ceiling.
   More hours, higher prices, and even hiring can still leave you trapped if your systems don't change.

4. Scaling requires machines, not more hustle.
   Your marketing, sales, and delivery systems must eventually operate without relying on you every step of the way.

5. Stop being the machine—build the machine.
   The difference between a $10K business and a $50K business isn't talent. It's architecture.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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Have you ever looked at another beauty professional and thought…

"I'm better than they are. So why are they booking all the dream clients?"

If so, this episode is for you.

In this eye-opening episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella reveals one of the biggest misconceptions in the beauty industry: premium clients don't buy the most talented artist—they buy the best-positioned one.

Through one unforgettable analogy—the difference between a small boat and a luxury yacht—Sheila explains why your dream clients are choosing someone with less experience, fewer certifications, and less talent... and why it has nothing to do with your skill.

This episode is a masterclass in premium positioning, pricing psychology, branding, and perception. If you're tired of competing on price, attracting bargain hunters, or feeling like the "best-kept secret" in your city, this conversation will completely change the way you market your business.

Because your talent isn't the problem.

Your positioning is.

And the best part? Positioning is something you can change starting today.

1. Talent doesn't attract premium clients—positioning does.
   Dream clients decide who to trust long before they experience your work.

2. Premium buyers don't shop like bargain buyers.
   They invest in confidence, perception, and brand experience—not just technical skill.

3. Underpricing sends the wrong message.
   Low prices often communicate uncertainty instead of generosity.

4. Stop marketing like the small boat.
   The most successful beauty businesses position themselves like the yacht: confident, clear, and premium.

5. Your engine isn't broken—your sign is.
   Your expertise is already there. The fastest way to attract better clients is to change how you're perceived.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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What if the secret to building a thriving business wasn't just making more money—but making a meaningful difference?

In this heartfelt episode of the CEO Glow Show, host Sheila Bella, founder of Pretty Rich Bosses, sits down with Skylar Edmiston, founder of Face the Fight, an oncology-trained esthetician who has built a nonprofit spa that changes lives. Skylar shares how personal loss inspired her to create a business where 20% of every paid service funds free skincare treatments for cancer patients.

Together, Sheila and Skylar explore what it really means to lead with purpose, serve people authentically, and grow a profitable beauty business without sacrificing your values. They also discuss how genuine connection—not pressure or sales tactics—became the foundation of Skylar's business growth after joining Pretty Rich Bosses.

If you've ever wondered whether you can build a business that creates both income and impact, this conversation will remind you that the two are not only compatible—they're incredibly powerful together.

Whether you're a beauty entrepreneur, esthetician, salon owner, or service provider, this episode will encourage you to build something bigger than yourself.

1. Purpose creates lasting profit.
   Businesses built around serving others often create stronger client loyalty and deeper fulfillment.

2. Authenticity always outperforms a manufactured brand.
   People connect with real people—not perfectly curated personas.

3. Great sales begin with genuine listening.
   The best consultations focus on understanding someone's goals before offering solutions.

4. Systems create freedom.
   Organization, consistency, and personalized marketing can transform a business from struggling to booked weeks in advance.

5. Impact and income are not opposites.
   You don't have to choose between making a difference and making money—you can intentionally build both.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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What if the client you love the most… is quietly costing you the most money?

In this eye-opening episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella breaks down one of the biggest hidden money leaks in the beauty industry: the "nice client."

You know the one.
She's easygoing.
She trusts you.
She never complains.
She says "whatever works for you."

And because she feels emotionally safe, you unconsciously start bending your boundaries, undercharging, extending time, skipping price increases, and quietly discounting your business without realizing it.

This episode isn't about becoming cold or transactional. It's about understanding the difference between a nice client and a profitable client—and why structure, policies, and pricing systems matter more than your emotions.

If you've ever stayed underpaid because someone was "so sweet," this episode is going to completely change the way you think about boundaries, pricing, and profitability.

Because loving your clients and charging properly were always allowed to exist in the same sentence.

1. Your nicest clients may be your biggest money leak.
   Emotional comfort often causes business owners to quietly overgive.

2. You're not pricing clients—you're pricing comfort.
   Many beauty pros lower boundaries for clients who feel emotionally "easy."

3. Nice does not automatically mean profitable.
   A pleasant client can still quietly cost you time, money, and scope creep.

4. Strong businesses rely on structure, not personality.
   Boundaries should live in policies, systems, and pricing—not moods or emotions.

5. You can adore clients and still charge properly.
   Profitability and kindness are not mutually exclusive.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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What happens when a beauty entrepreneur creates an incredible product… but doesn't yet have the systems to scale it?

In this episode from the Fixing a Stranger's Beauty Business in Under 20 Minutes series at 2025 LashCon, Sheila Bella sits down with Jessi, founder of G & E Spa Essentials, a clean skincare and wellness brand born from one mother's determination to help her daughter's health and sensitive skin. What started as homemade bath bombs in the basement has now grown into a business that produces over 200 products with a manufacturing warehouse and storefront. But now after committing to being an entrepreneur full time, Jessi is ready to level up!

She's looking for more reach, automation, scalability, and ultimately, enough income to retire her husband from teaching.

In under 20 minutes, Sheila breaks down the exact strategy Jessi needs to scale from word-of-mouth growth into a true million-dollar brand using visibility, paid ads, funnels, email marketing, and automation.

This episode is a masterclass on what actually creates sustainable growth in today's beauty industry. Because amazing products alone don't scale businesses. Systems do.

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1. Every business has 3 machines: visibility, booking, and product fulfillment.
   If one machine is weak, growth slows down.

2. Organic content builds trust. Paid ads create reach.
   You need both working together to scale effectively.

3. Good products are not enough anymore.
   Visibility and automation are what turn products into brands.

4. Funnels and email marketing build long-term revenue.
   Capturing leads allows businesses to stay top of mind automatically.

5. Scaling requires professionals, not guesswork.
   Ads, automation, and systems work best when handled strategically.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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What if protecting your peace, your schedule, and your business growth meant saying no to the wrong clients?

In this bold and hilarious episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella walks through a real-life case study that every beauty entrepreneur, injector, salon owner, lash artist, and med spa owner needs to hear.

A potential client hadn't spent a dollar yet—but over multiple phone calls, consultations, and text messages, she had already begun creating chaos. What looked like "reasonable requests" on the surface slowly revealed something deeper: boundary testing.

Sheila breaks down exactly how to identify red flags before they become refund requests, late-night text messages, and emotional burnout. More importantly, she gives you a copy-and-paste firing script that protects your authority while keeping your professionalism intact.

Because not every client is your client.

And the fastest way to create space for dream clients is by learning how to release the wrong ones.

Your time is the most expensive thing you sell. Stop giving it away for free.

1. High-maintenance clients don't usually show up screaming.
   They often show up with "small reasonable requests" that slowly escalate.

2. Every yes creates a new expectation.
   Accommodating endless requests can quietly train clients to disrespect boundaries.

3. Frame it as a mismatch, not a rejection.
   Professional exits remove emotion and protect your brand.

4. Never justify, argue, defend, or overexplain.
   You are the CEO, not a witness in a courtroom.

5. The best way to fire bad clients is to stop enrolling them.
   Systems and boundaries prevent problems before they begin.

You don't need more effort—you need better strategy.
Fixing one broken "machine" can completely change your business.

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