You built your spa to help women feel like themselves again.
Somewhere along the way, you lost yourself in it.

The Sparkle Method Approach

MY STORY

Since I was a teenager I dreamt of owning a spa.  After solving my own skin issues I knew I wanted to help other women feel confidant in their own skin. That dream finally became a reality. Then one Monday it hit me like a brick, I woke up and with a heaviness I never expected.  But then you feel the guilt rising & your heart breaks having those thoughts because you know when you started you couldn’t wait to go to bed to then wake up the next day and get back at it . I had so much energy and passion and it disappeared in what feels like a snap of a finger. You end up day dreaming to find your sparkle back.

I built that dream. Seven years in, I've gone through almost everything this industry can throw at an owner: from hiring staff that didn't meet your vision, device reps who over promised and underdelivered, growing too fast because a new machine seemed like the answer, saying yes to every service because I thought that's what "full service" meant, and the final one that completely broke me to pieces was a betrayal.

I'm still in that process. I'm not writing this from the other side of it, fully healed and packaged into a tidy lesson. I'm writing it from inside the rebuild — stepping back from full-time treatment room, figuring out what a business looks like when it doesn't run me into the ground, and helping other women do the same thing at the same time. If you're a spa owner who built something real and still feels like it's slowly taking more than it gives back — I know exactly where you are. Not because I read about it. Because I've lived it, and I'm still living my way out of it. I'm still in that process. I'm not writing this from the other side of it, fully healed and packaged into a tidy lesson. I'm writing it from inside the rebuild — stepping back from full-time treatment room work, figuring out what a business looks like when it doesn't run me into the ground, and helping other women do the same thing at the same time. If you're a spa owner who built something real and still feels like it's slowly taking more than it gives back — I know exactly where you are. Not because I read about it. Because I've lived it, and I'm still living my way out of it.