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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.
Episodes
115 episodes
Building a Personal Styling Business Around Identity Work with Anna Rova
Anna Rova came to personal styling from a place I don’t hear very often. She built a seven-figure dating coaching business, closed it down, and then decided to become a personal stylist, even though she had never styled friends and family or re...
What Fall Looks Like When Your Styling Business Has a Plan
There’s a version of success in your styling business that doesn’t usually get posted about because it isn’t dramatic enough. It’s not the viral post, the big press placement, or the six-figure reveal that makes everything suddenly feel legitim...
How to Audit Your Styling Business Before Fall Gets Here
If you’ve been with me for the last two episodes, you know summer is the setup season. So if you’re not where you want to be right now, this is a really good time to stop assuming “summer is just slow” and look at what’s actually happening in y...
How to Stay Visible in Summer Without Being Online All Day
You know going quiet in your marketing during the summer is part of what creates a slow fall. But knowing that doesn’t magically solve the real-life problem of kids being home, trips being planned and paid for, clients still needing you, and yo...
Taking Time Off in Summer Without Going Quiet in Your Styling Business
Every spring, stylists get busy. Client delivery picks up, the calendar fills, and the marketing starts to slow down. You're still showing up, maybe sharing what you're wearing, leaning on the links, but that deeper thought leadership that actu...
Building a Custom Clothing Brand for Women From the Ground Up with Lauren Linnane
Most stylists have seen the gap firsthand. A client wants something custom and the options are fast fashion off the rack or a men's tailor who adapts a suit to the female form. The fabrics are limited, the fit is a compromise, and nothing about...
The Part of Transformational Styling That Most Stylists Misunderstand
I recently finished a full year of working with a nutrition and weightlifting coach, and I ended up weighing the exact same amount as when I started. On paper, that looks like a failure. But I actually think it may have been the first real shot...
What Personal Stylists Get Wrong About "Making It"
Someone asks how your styling business is going and your stomach tightens before you've answered. You start calculating. How much to say, how enthusiastic to seem, how to make it sound like enough. Underneath all of it is a quiet belief that if...
Why Color Knowledge Belongs in Every Personal Styling Business with Carrie Harkin
A client asks you why a color washes her out, and you answer, but it's a little wishy-washy. She holds up two purples and asks which one, and you pick the right one on instinct, but you can't fully explain why. Most stylists I know are good at ...
What Keeps New Personal Stylists From Feeling Ready to Start Their Business
I hosted a stylist meetup in Los Angeles a few weeks ago, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. I was sitting there listening as the established stylists traded client war stories and laughed, completely unfazed. Then it hit me tha...
Corporate Experience Is a Hidden Advantage for New Personal Stylists
If you're transitioning from a high-level corporate career into personal styling, you probably feel like you're starting from zero. You look at polished stylists on social media and decide that your years in HR, finance, marketing, or consultin...
How to Get Your First Personal Styling Clients Without Social Media
You've probably been preparing. Building the website, working on the branding, telling yourself you'll start reaching out once everything looks more official. From the outside it looks like progress. But none of it is what actually gets you you...
Two Things That Need to Be in Place Before You Build Your First Styling Package
You've been preparing. You have the saved videos, the notes, the ideas for how your package should look. But if your sessions are still running four or five hours and your sales calls start with the client telling you what they need, that prepa...
What Keeps New Personal Stylists From Feeling Ready to Launch
You've probably said some version of "I'm not ready yet" about your styling business and felt like that was the responsible answer. Maybe you're still researching platforms, tweaking your offers, or telling yourself you need a few more clients ...
What to Actually Focus on at Every Stage of Your Styling Business
Every stage of a styling business comes with its own challenges, and it doesn't matter how long you've been doing this. When you're focused on the wrong problem for the stage you're actually in, everything feels so much harder than it should.
Why Personal Stylists Get Stuck in a Boom-and-Bust Business Cycle
You've been doing this long enough to know your work is good. The client results are there. The testimonials are there. And still, every time a slow season hits or life gets in the way, you feel like you're rebuilding from zero. Not on your pac...
Raising Your Prices Even When You're Scared with Michelle Loo
Six months into her personal styling business, Michelle Loo had done everything most stylists think they're supposed to do. She had training. She had systems. She had clients who were strangers, not just friends doing favors.On paper, th...
Why Your Niche Isn't Filtering for the Right Personal Styling Clients
You have a niche. It's probably something like "helping working women feel confident getting dressed every day" and it's sitting in your Instagram bio right now. You post about it. You're getting people onto discovery calls who seem like a perf...
How Perfectionism Is Blocking Your Growth as a Personal Stylist
You've been tweaking your website for six months. You rewrote your packages again. You recorded that reel and deleted it because the lighting was off. You tell yourself you just have high standards. But if you're being honest, nothing is actual...
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Why Building a Course Is the Wrong Fix for Your Styling Business
If you've ever thought a course was going to be the thing that finally made your styling business feel stable, I get it. I've been in that place where the one-to-one grind feels unsustainable and everything online is telling you to scale, go pa...
How Niching Down and Raising Prices Led to a Sold-Out Season with Sophia Bayly
Sophia Bayly didn't wait until she felt ready. She raised her prices, niched down into six- and seven-figure entrepreneurs, and relaunched her signature offer with completely new messaging. She sold out in two weeks, signed 17 clients, and book...
The Business Design Problem Every Stylist Mistakes as a Marketing Problem
Struggling to book styling clients? Your issue might not be a marketing problem, but a business design problem that is showing up in your marketing. Creating better content or using different tactics or techniques isn’t going to fix it...
Why Most Styling Businesses Can’t Deliver the Transformation They Promise
Transformation isn't a client feeling seen during your session. It's not earning more because you call your packages transformational. It's not even your client leaving your work together feeling confident or getting compliments on their new lo...
Why Burnt Out But Not Booked Out Happens to Personal Stylists
If I could go back and tell myself one thing as a stylist who took six years to hit seven figures, it would be this. Stop trying to sell confidence. You can't deliver it. And the longer you keep trying, the longer you'll stay stuck, overworking...
When Good Styling Isn't Enough to Grow Your Business
Nearly every personal stylist has a moment in their business where effort stops translating into momentum. You’re no longer a beginner, but you’re not encountering the ease, confidence, or profitability you were promised would come with experie...
