CEO Glow Show

What do you do when the person you love the most doesn't understand your biggest dream? You don't need another argument. You need a better conversation. In this episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella reveals The Partner Pitch, a seven-stage communication framework designed to help beauty entrepreneurs and business owners gain understanding, build trust, and communicate their business vision to the people closest to them. Sheila gets personal about her marriage, sharing how her husband, Will, went from questioning her entrepreneurial journey to becoming one of her biggest supporters. From building her permanent makeup business out of a tiny apartment to navigating financial risks, business failures, and eventually building two multimillion-dollar businesses, Sheila learned something powerful: Your partner might not be against your dream. They might just not understand it yet. Sheila breaks down exactly how to approach difficult conversations about business investments, finances, time commitments, and entrepreneurship without turning every disagreement into a fight. You'll learn why objections aren't always rejection, how to communicate your vision as a shared future, and what to say when your partner responds with: "It's too expensive." "When are you getting a real job?" "What about our time together?" "This makes me nervous." Because the goal isn't to win an argument. The goal is to build a future you both understand. Whether you're a beauty entrepreneur, salon owner, permanent makeup artist, esthetician, or service provider, this episode will help you have one of the most important conversations of your entrepreneurial journey. 🔑 5 KEY POINTS FROM THE EPISODE 1. Your partner may be scared, not unsupportive. What feels like rejection may actually be fear, uncertainty, or a need for more information. 2. Stop demanding support. Start sharing the vision. Help your partner understand how your business goals can benefit your shared future. 3. Be honest about the investment. Discuss the money, time, risks, and backup plan instead of expecting blind faith. 4. Use The Partner Pitch framework. Follow seven stages to communicate your vision, address concerns, present evidence, and make a clear request. 5. Ask for partnership, not permission. Respect shared decisions while confidently taking ownership of your entrepreneurial journey. 💖 Want to experience the magic of this community in person? Apply to join our next mastermind event at: sheilabella.com/mastermind // BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS FACEBOOK GROUP! // BOOKED AND BUSY CHALLENGE // FREE BEAUTY BUSINESS AUDIT // www.SheilaBella.com

What's the difference between a six-figure entrepreneur and a seven-figure entrepreneur? It's not necessarily who works harder. Sometimes, it's who learns to stop doing everything alone. In this episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella shares lessons from her journey in the beauty industry—from learning how to attract clients for permanent makeup services to making the investments and uncomfortable decisions that helped her grow her business. Sheila reveals that she once passed on a $2,000 business coach after her mom encouraged her to figure things out herself. Later, she invested $20,000 in coaching—a decision she credits with helping her generate millions in business. Growing up in an immigrant family taught her to work hard and rely on herself, but building a bigger business required her to rethink what asking for help could look like. And coaching wasn't the only leap. Sheila talks about hiring and outsourcing, taking action on ideas, and showing up authentically online—even when her content attracts negative comments. If you're a beauty entrepreneur who feels like you have to do it all, this conversation is a reminder that working harder and growing bigger are not the same thing. The next stage of your business may require a different decision, a different kind of support, or the courage to let someone else take something off your plate. Tune in for a candid conversation about investing in yourself, choosing mentors carefully, and making the moves that help you grow from service provider to CEO. 5 Key Points From the Discussion 1. Getting clients is a skill you have to learn. 2. Not every idea will make you money. Consistency is key. 3. Be willing to be misunderstood online. Negative comments don't have to dictate your content strategy. 4. Investing in help can change your trajectory in reaching your goals. 5. Be the entrepreneur that works smarter, not harder. 💖 Want to experience the magic of this community in person? Apply to join our next mastermind event at: sheilabella.com/mastermind // BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS FACEBOOK GROUP! // BOOKED AND BUSY CHALLENGE // FREE BEAUTY BUSINESS AUDIT // www.SheilaBella.com | //Find Michael Razzano @MichaelRazzanoSkin on Instagram

CEO Glow Show Hosted by Sheila Bella, Founder of Pretty Rich Bosses Featuring Michael Razzano What do you do when you finally decide to chase the life you really want… and the people closest to you don't believe you can do it? You keep going. In this episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella sits down with award-winning esthetician Michael Razzano for an honest conversation about becoming the underdog, finding your purpose, perfecting your craft, and proving to yourself that your past does not have to predict your future. Before finding esthetics, Michael admits he struggled for years to figure out what he wanted to do. He was working in retail management, unhappy with where his life was headed, and had tried multiple paths that never seemed to stick. When he eventually made the leap into esthetics and moved to Philadelphia for a new opportunity, some of his own friends literally bet that he would only last six months before moving back home. Instead, Michael kept going. He took opportunities. He stayed consistent on Instagram. He focused on improving his client experience. He perfected his craft. And after four years of competing in the Skin Games, his commitment ultimately led to being recognized with a major award—an emotional accomplishment he was able to celebrate with his mother and best friend. The biggest message of this episode is for anyone who has ever felt underestimated. Your friends may remember the old version of you. They may remember the things you started and didn't finish. They may have doubts because of your past. That doesn't mean they get to decide your future. If there is something you genuinely want to pursue, Michael's message is simple: listen to constructive feedback from people who truly care about you—but don't allow someone else's lack of belief to become your reason for giving up. You don't need everyone to believe in you. You need to believe enough to keep going until they can see what you saw all along. 🔑 5 KEY POINTS FROM THIS EPISODE 1. Your past doesn't get to predict your future. Michael openly shares that before esthetics, he struggled to find a career that stuck. His previous track record caused people around him to doubt his next move—but this time, he committed to making it work. 2. Consistency can turn the underdog into the expert. Michael credits taking opportunities, staying consistent on Instagram, improving his client experience, and continuously perfecting his craft as major pieces of his growth. 3. Mastery requires more than taking classes, you need to stay in the game to learn from experience. Through four years of competing in the Skin Games, Michael had to apply his education, understand ingredients, create treatment plans, write case studies, and prove his knowledge—not simply consume more information. 4. The beauty industry needs less shaming and more constructive education. Michael and Sheila discuss the negativity they see online. Professionals can absolutely speak up about safety, poor practices, and important industry issues—but there's a difference between educating and publicly shaming someone simply because they do things differently. 5. You don't need your friends' permission to pursue your calling. Good friends can give honest feedback when they believe something could hurt you. But when you know you genuinely want a new career or opportunity, someone else's doubt doesn't have to determine what you do next. 💖 Want to experience the magic of this community in person? Apply to join our next mastermind event at: sheilabella.com/mastermind // BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS FACEBOOK GROUP! // BOOKED AND BUSY CHALLENGE // FREE BEAUTY BUSINESS AUDIT // www.SheilaBella.com | //Find Michael Razzano @MichaelRazzanoSkin on Instagram

What if being "booked and busy" isn't actually the flex you think it is? There's a beauty entrepreneur in your industry right now with a calendar half as full as yours who could be making twice as much money. She's not necessarily more talented, luckier, or better at marketing. She may simply be doing less—on purpose. In this episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella challenges one of the beauty industry's favorite badges of honor: having a completely full calendar. Because there's a BIG difference between a full calendar and a profitable calendar. If you're squeezing clients in on your days off, accepting appointments outside your normal hours, throwing in free add-ons, discounting services, and constantly making "just this once" exceptions, you may not have a booking problem. You may have a boundary problem. Sheila explains how every "yes" you don't actually mean teaches clients what they can expect from you. That early appointment becomes something you offer. Your day off becomes negotiable. That free add-on becomes expected. Before you know it, your calendar is packed with exceptions that leave you exhausted without creating the income you should be earning. But the answer isn't simply getting better at saying no. The real CEO move is building a business that says no for you. Your pricing can say no. Your policies can say no. Your packages can say no. Your booking system can say no. Instead of fighting every boundary battle personally, you can create a business structure that protects your time, energy, and profitability automatically. If you're booked solid but exhausted, constantly making exceptions, and wondering why your full calendar isn't producing a full bank account, this episode is for you. Stop being proud of busy. Start getting paid for it. 🔑 5 KEY POINTS FROM THIS EPISODE 1. A full calendar is NOT a profitable calendar. Having every appointment filled doesn't mean every hour is paying you what it should. Being booked solid can actually hide serious profitability problems. 2. Every "yes" you don't mean costs you. Coming in early, squeezing someone into your day off, or throwing in a free add-on may feel like good customer service, but those little exceptions create financial and emotional leaks. 3. Every exception teaches your clients a new rule. When you repeatedly bend a boundary, clients learn that your schedule, pricing, and policies are negotiable. As Sheila says, "You didn't do a favor. You wrote a policy." 4. Saying no creates room for better clients. Every wrong-fit, discounted, draining booking occupies space that could have gone to a right-fit, full-price client. Every yes to the wrong booking can become an invisible no to the right one. 5. Build a business that says no FOR you. Successful business owners don't rely solely on willpower to enforce boundaries. Their pricing, policies, packages, and booking systems create structure so they don't have to personally negotiate every exception. 💖 Want to experience the magic of this community in person? Apply to join our next mastermind event at: sheilabella.com/mastermind // BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS FACEBOOK GROUP! // BOOKED AND BUSY CHALLENGE // FREE BEAUTY BUSINESS AUDIT // www.SheilaBella.com |

CEO Glow Show Hosted by Sheila Bella, Founder of Pretty Rich Bosses Featuring Sally Nicole Why are so many business owners acting allergic to one of the most powerful FREE marketing tools available? In this episode of the CEO Glow Show, Sheila Bella sits down with Sally Nicole for a candid conversation about social media, content confidence, authenticity, and why posting online could be one of the biggest opportunities you're leaving on the table. Sally calls content your "social capital" because it can bring you money, clients, relationships, collaborations, and opportunities—and you can start creating it without paying for advertising. And here's the best news: your content does not have to be perfect. Sheila shares that after years of creating highly edited, polished content, some of her simplest and most relatable posts helped drive explosive growth. In just a few months, she added approximately 200,000 followers as she leaned into more natural, low-effort content. Sheila and Sally discuss why entrepreneurs need a healthy mix of low-, medium-, and high-effort content—and why the casual videos you almost don't post can sometimes create the strongest connection with your audience. They also tackle one of the biggest excuses business owners make: "But I'm an introvert." You don't need to become someone else to succeed online. Introverts can attract introverts. Extroverts can attract extroverts. The goal isn't to perform—it's to allow the right people to connect with the real you. If you own a beauty business, personal brand, or service-based company and you're still hiding from social media because you're shy, overthinking your content, or convinced you have nothing to say, this episode is your sign to put up the phone and START TALKING. Social media gives entrepreneurs access to an audience that previous generations would have paid thousands of dollars to reach. So why are you acting allergic to free money? 🔑 5 KEY POINTS FROM THE EPISODE 1. Content is social capital. Your content can generate clients, income, relationships, collaborations, and opportunities. Sally emphasizes that businesses have access to this incredible marketing opportunity for free. 2. Low-effort content can outperform polished content. Stop believing every Reel needs professional lighting, makeup, editing, and a complicated strategy. Sometimes putting up your phone and talking is exactly what your audience wants. 3. Connection beats perfection. People are looking for connection and community. Relatable content allows your audience to feel like they know you, which can create a deeper relationship between your personal brand and your followers. 4. Being an introvert isn't an excuse not to create. You don't have to become loud, over-the-top, or extroverted. Your personality can attract people who relate to you. The goal is to show up as yourself instead of trying to perform as someone else. 5. If you own a business, social media is low-hanging fruit. Think about how you choose a restaurant, service provider, or business—you probably check their social media. Your customers are doing the same thing. If you're not creating content, you're making it harder for potential customers to discover and connect with your brand. 💖 Want to experience the magic of this community in person? Apply to join our next mastermind event at: sheilabella.com/mastermind // BEAUTY BIZ SECRETS FACEBOOK GROUP! // BOOKED AND BUSY CHALLENGE // FREE BEAUTY BUSINESS AUDIT // www.SheilaBella.com |