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The Six Figure Personal Stylist Podcast
The styling consultancy is the first "stylist only" business consulting firm dedicated to making personal stylists like you into 6-figurecreative CEOs.
We’re dedicated to pioneering a new category of badass, wealthy industry shifting stylists who run businesses that are ridiculously fun, have dreamy AF clients, and are making so much predictable monthly income, saving items in your The Real Real cart instead of checking out right away becomes a thing of the past.
Everything is about to change for you.
Listen in each week as host, Nicole Otchy, takes you inside the world of Six Figure Personal Stylists and what it takes for you to step into this world for yourself.
The Six Figure Personal Stylist Podcast
How to Think Like a Thought Leader, Not Just a Personal Stylist
Do you ever feel like you're constantly trying to convince potential clients that investing in styling is worth it? The truth is, the highest-paid stylists aren’t just great at putting together outfits, they’ve positioned themselves as trusted advisors and thought leaders.
In this episode of The Six Figure Personal Stylist Podcast, I’m breaking down what it really takes to shift from being seen as just a service provider to becoming an in-demand expert. We’ll talk about why authority, not just skill, commands higher rates, the biggest mistake stylists make in their content, and the three key changes you can make today to start building credibility that attracts premium clients.
2:02 – The one belief that separates premium stylists from struggling ones
5:12 – Why authority (not just skill) commands higher rates
8:06 – How to build a brand that clients trust before they ever book a call
11:02 – The shift from sharing style tips to leading conversations
14:46 – Why a strong point of view is essential for premium pricing
19:49 – The power of challenging your audience’s current thinking
24:35 – Thought leadership vs. perfectionism and what actually matters in marketing
Mentioned in How to Think Like a Thought Leader, Not Just a Personal Stylist