The Learning Estheticians

Lesson 22: Everything is Content + Systems

The conversation covers the importance of systems in content creation, the use of Many Chat in business, and the four types of content for client attraction.TakeawaysContent without systems is just noiseFour different types of content: education, experience, conversation, authorityChapters00:00 The Importance of Systems in Content Creation09:14 Four Types of Content for Client Attraction🔗 Stay Connected with UsFollow The Learning Estheticians for education, behind-the-scenes moments, and real esthetician talk follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Keep up with Jess:Instagram and TiktokFollow Naomi Alexis:Instagram and TikTokJoin our community on Facebook:The Learning Estheticians Study GroupA worldwide study and support community for estheticians and skincare professionals focused on learning, growing, and caring for the whole person, not just the service provider.“Everybody, everybody — get ya learn on!”🎙️ The Learning EstheticiansInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelearningestheticiansTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thelearningestheticians✨ JessInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/notjessskin_estheticsTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@notjessskinesthetics✨ Naomi AlexisInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rated.lexxTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ratedlexx_theskinchick📚 Facebook GroupThe Learning Estheticians Study Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/thelearningestheticians

Lesson 21: No Noise just Motion,Direction - Goal Planning Pt 1

In this solo episode, Naomi Alexis (aka The Skin Chick) slows the conversation down and talks about what it really looks like to move through a year on purpose.This episode is about vision before goals, because planning without clarity is one of the quickest ways to feel overwhelmed, distracted, and emotionally drained.Over Part 1 and Part 2, Naomi breaks down her Binder Method, the way she personally organizes her year, her focus, and her energy. She talks about naming the year, cutting out noise, and being honest about what’s actually pulling your attention versus what’s moving you forward.This isn’t about doing more.It’s about doing what matters.She also gets into emotional balance—how unchecked emotions can derail good plans, and why learning to regulate yourself is just as important as having a strategy.💭 WHAT THIS EPISODE REALLY TEACHESYou don’t need perfection to make progressDistractions cost more than we realizeClarity makes decisions easierNaming your year gives you directionPlanning works better when emotions are part of the conversationDistraction is draining This is, honest solo conversation, released in two parts, meant to be listened to slowly, paused, and revisited. If you’ve been feeling scattered, overstimulated, or tired of starting over, this episode meets you right where you are.Chapters00:00 Setting the Vision07:24 Planning with Purpose

Lesson 20: Don’t Eat the Year – “Midnight Isn’t Magic, Cinderella”

In this episode the conversation delves into the importance of pausing and reflecting, Naomi Alexis aka "The Skin Chick" talks the pressure of January, silent struggles, creating goals with respect to capacity, the relationship between effort and direction, and the significance of systems and support in achieving progress.TakeawaysPause and reflectEffort without a system costs more than it givesProgress isn't about motivation, it's about clarityChapters00:00 The Need for Pause09:04 Silent Struggles16:30 Creating Goals with Respect28:23 Systems and Support🔗 Stay Connected with UsFollow The Learning Estheticians for education, behind-the-scenes moments, and real esthetician talk follow us on Instagram and TikTok:Keep up with Jess:Instagram and TiktokFollow Naomi Alexis:Instagram and TikTokJoin our community on Facebook:The Learning Estheticians Study GroupA worldwide study and support community for estheticians and skincare professionals focused on learning, growing, and caring for the whole person, not just the service provider.“Everybody, everybody — get ya learn on!”

Lesson 19: Balancing Motherhood, Business, and Real Life

In this episode, Jessica discusses the challenges and strategies of balancing motherhood and business as an esthetician. She shares insights on the art of balance, the power of organization, creating a work schedule, outsourcing responsibilities, and her experience as a new author.TakeawaysBalance is about making intentional choices based on what your life needs each day.Outsourcing responsibilities and creating a work schedule are essential for managing motherhood and business effectively.ChaptersIntroduction and Podcast Overview- Starts at 0:24Balancing Motherhood and Business- Starts at 4:17New Back to School Schedule- Starts at 6:58Organizing Skills and Outsourcing- Starts at 12:21Book Introduction: Glow Girl- Starts at 15:50Conclusion and Final Thoughts- Starts at 18:03Be sure to stay connected with us outside the podcast. Follow The Learning Estheticians on TikTok and Instagram @thelearningesthetcians for education, behind-the-scenes moments, and real esthetician talk.You can also keep up with Jess on Instagram @notjessskin_esthetics and TikTok @notjessskinesthetics, and follow Naomi Alexis on Instagram @rated.lexx and TikTok @ratedlexx_theskinchick.And don’t forget to join our Facebook group,"The Learning Estheticians Study Group" a worldwide study and support community for estheticians and skincare professionals focused on learning, growing, and taking care of the full person we are, not just the service providers we show up as.

Lesson 18: Twin, Where You Been? "Jess" Kicking It with the New Co-Host

The Learning Estheticians Podcast enters a new era as we sit down with our new co-host, Jess, for a real, unfiltered get-to-know-you conversation. This episode feels less like an interview and more like two estheticians kicking it, swapping stories, and laying the foundation for what’s to come.We talk through Jess’s journey in the beauty industry, career shifts, lessons learned, and the challenges that shaped her as a professional. This episode sets the tone for honest conversations, shared wisdom, and collaboration over competition and more to come.Consider this the beginning of a new chapter, where learning, laughter, purpose, and real esthetician talk all meet.Be sure to stay connected with us outside the podcast. Follow The Learning Estheticians on TikTok and Instagram @thelearningestheticians for education, behind-the-scenes moments, and real esthetician talk.You can also keep up with Jess on Instagram @notjessskin_esthetics and TikTok @notjessskinesthetics, and follow Naomi Alexis on Instagram @rated.lexx and TikTok @ratedlexx_theskinchick.And don’t forget to join our Facebook group,"The Learning Estheticians Study Group" a worldwide study and support community for estheticians and skincare professionals focused on learning, growing, and taking care of the full person we are, not just the service providers we show up as.Chapters00:00 Introducing Learning Estheticians Podcast 2.005:27 Influence of Role Models and Mentors11:35 Transitioning to Beauty School and Career Goals17:12 Work Environment and Professional Growth22:58 Community Building and Collaboration in the Beauty Industry30:39 Business and Services Strategy37:07 Self-Care and Wellbeing for Estheticians42:50 Advice to Younger Self and Industry Saturation