Patrick Butler

01/25/24 • 69 min

My guest this week was only a student when he became a NAHA finalist. He spent 10 years as an educator internationally and established technical academies across the globe. Today, he oversees the education team at Floyd's 99 Barbershops and this year he publishes his first book in collaboration with his sister Melissa. I've known him for years and I am so excited to share him with you on Headcases. Here is Patrick Butler.

• While at NAHA, he introduced himself to Irvine Rusk and, as a student, asked for career advice. Irvine told him to do good work over and over again until you master it. Fail, start over, and keep doing it.

• While with American Crew, Patrick worked on stage around the world and taught at several AC academies. The experienced built his confidence and developed his skill set beyond his expectations.

• If you can master the cause and effect - the why - in the foundational skills - you will be able to adapt to any challenge or trend that comes your way.

• What does Patrick mean when he says "100% is easy, 90% is hard"?

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• While with American Crew, Patrick worked on stage around the world and taught at several AC academies. The experienced built his confidence and developed his skill set beyond his expectations.

• If you can master the cause and effect - the why - in the foundational skills - you will be able to adapt to any challenge or trend that comes your way.

• What does Patrick mean when he says "100% is easy, 90% is hard"?

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Check out more episodes and the videos at https://chrisbaran.com/podcast

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✅ Get back to your mission of building the salon business and creating more jobs

Learn more here - https://bit.ly/trainersplaybook

Join our FB group - https://facebook.com/groups/salonteamtraining

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Min Kim

She is the resident master colorist at the Butterfly Studio salon in New York and she is a L'Oréal Professionnel International Artist. Thousands of hairdressers around the world have used her training videos. She is a corrective color expert and she is my next guest on Headcases: meet Min Kim.

• She thought she was destined to be a doctor, but she was always drawn to the beauty industry.

• In her earliest days as an educator for L'Oréal Professionnel, she realized you have to be true to your authentic self, and not try to wear a version of yourself based on someone else.

• Min wants us to learn from our mistakes - they always have something to teach. Some people get stuck and never get past them.

• Her best advice for stylists just starting out: listen, be present, pay attention. And don't be afraid of failure.

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Next Episode

Gordon Miller (repost)

This week’s Headcases guest has over 32 years experience in the professional beauty industry, starting as an administrator at a beauty school and moving on to Pivot Point International, CEO of Milady Publishing, and Executive Director at the National Cosmetology Association. Meet my new best friend Gordon Miller!
• Gordon shares how he was a young closeted gay guy in the 70s and found acceptance in the beauty industry
• The significance of events in the beauty industry and Gordon’s passion in bringing people together
• Gordon shares what he thinks of the game changing shifts in the salon industry
• Listen to what Gordon says is missing in the beauty industry
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