Know your numbers.
Change your business.

Not knowing your numbers is one of the most expensive things you can do in this business, and when it comes to pricing, paying yourself and knowing if what you're building is actually profitable, these are the things we avoid the longest.

I wasn't going to finish this mentorship without going there.

I also know that Excel and formulas aren't your thing, and honestly, they're not most nail techs' thing either. So I built something different with my sister, who has 10+ years of experience as a financial auditor and has worked with firms like KPMG and BDO. We made it for nail techs, not accountants.

No formulas, no spreadsheets, just your real numbers entered once so you can finally see where your business actually stands.

The more honest you are with your inputs, the more useful your results will be. There are no right or wrong answers here, just your reality. And once you can see it clearly, you'll know exactly what to change.

A note on honesty: most nail techs underestimate their admin hours and overestimate their income. Try to use real averages from the last 4 weeks, not your best week.