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Managing a lash business is tough. You’ve got good days and then you’ve got the not so good days where you feel like throwing in the towel and re-starting your entire career from scratch. The good news is that you’re not alone. We all feel like giving up sometimes. Heck, there was a time in my life when every day felt like a battle just to survive.

So, I wanted to share some of these stories with you and give you a “behind the scenes” look into my personal life and the journey that lead me and The Lashpreneur Society into what it is today.

But…I didn’t want to recall the whole story myself. What would be the fun in that?

Instead, my husband Chris Walsh opens up in this episode of Lessons of a Lashpreneur about what it was like to witness the journey of The Lashpreneur, including the good times, the bad times and the really bad times.

Find out about:

• How my husband’s struggle with PTSD almost tore our family apart
• What we did to work on our marriage including our experience with therapy
• How I managed to build a business despite the tough times and financial struggles

Running a business and parenting two kids and supporting a husband with PTSD isn’t easy, but it is worth it and there is help out there, all you have to do is be willing to ask for it!

Part two of this two-part series, where Chris and I take part in a very revealing Q&A session is coming up soon!

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