Posts by Larissa Macleman
Are You Sabotaging Your Manager?
You finally hire a manager, hoping they’ll take daily tasks off your plate… but before long, you’re still the one solving problems, running team meetings, and making all the decisions. Sound familiar?
You’re not alone — and here’s the truth: most salon owners accidentally sabotage their managers by holding on too tight, micromanaging, and never truly letting go.
How Poor Communication is Costing You Profit & Peace
Running a salon should be rewarding—but if you’re stuck in team drama, constant conflict, and losing great staff, it can feel like a never-ending battle.
Are you spending more time managing personalities than actually growing your business?
Do you feel like no matter how much you communicate, your team still doesn’t ‘get it’?
Are you constantly stuck in the middle of salon gossip, complaints, or misunderstandings?
How to Build a Salon That Thrives Without You
Losing a team member is tough. But losing 80% of your team at once? That’s every salon owner’s worst nightmare.
That’s exactly what happened to Bronwyn. She went from leading a thriving team to running her salon with just one other person. But instead of giving up, she rebuilt from the ground up—this time, with the systems, mindset, and leadership skills needed to create a strong, resilient, and high-performing team.
How to Rebuild & Lead a High-Performing Salon Team (After Losing It All)
Losing a team member is tough. But losing 80% of your team at once? That’s every salon owner’s worst nightmare.
That’s exactly what happened to Bronwyn. She went from leading a thriving team to running her salon with just one other person. But instead of giving up, she rebuilt from the ground up—this time, with the systems, mindset, and leadership skills needed to create a strong, resilient, and high-performing team.
Why Your Team Isn’t Meeting Your Expectations
If you’ve ever felt frustrated that your team just doesn’t “get it,” you’re not alone. You give instructions, you explain things once, and yet—mistakes happen, tasks are forgotten, and you find yourself constantly fixing things that should’ve been done right the first time.
It’s exhausting. It slows down your business. And honestly? It makes you feel like you’re carrying the whole damn thing on your own shoulders.