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Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast

Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast

Hosted by Erika Radis and Marie Lifschultz

Episodes

88

Latest episode

Jul 2026

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EN

About the show

Join Erika Radis and Marie Lifschultz for the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast where this San Antonio area Realtor and Lender navigate career, family life, and everything in between! They also feature guest interviews of local women run businesses in the hopes of providing more exposure and resources for the working moms in their community!Send questions or episode topics to: hello@workingmomsofsanantonio.comWorking Moms of San Antonio on Instagram: @workingmomsofsanantonio

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August 13, 202641 min

All the Rumors Are True: Navigating Mom Guilt, Modern Work, and the Beverage Industry

In this episode of The Working Moms of San Antonio, hosts Erika Radis sits down with Millicent, President of SchuPubs (an online beverage news publisher) and host of the All the Rumors Are True podcast. Millicent shares her journey as a single mother juggling a high-demand corporate career with launching a podcast created to help others through personal struggles, boundary-setting, and family challenges. Together, they dive into letting go of "mom guilt," establishing healthy work-life boundaries, industry shifts in the beverage and non-alcoholic market, and the unexpected nostalgia of growing up in the 2000s. 00:00:00 – Welcome to Working Moms of San Antonio & Community Updates 00:01:08 – Introduction to guest Millicent and her podcast origins 00:03:32 – The inspiration behind the podcast name: All the Rumors Are True 00:04:55 – Creating a helpful platform and discussing non-contact family dynamics 00:06:18 – What is "the news of booze"? Understanding alcohol online publishing 00:08:52 – Millicent’s career path: From healthcare marketing to company president 00:09:47 – Overcoming "mom guilt" and dealing with familial judgment 00:13:20 – Setting examples for our children through hard work and independence 00:16:30 – Surprises and insights in the alcohol and beverage market 00:18:25 – Industry trends: Michelob Ultra, RTDs, non-alcoholic drinks, and THC beverages 00:25:00 – Changing generational habits around drinking, smoking, and night life 00:26:50 – Nostalgia corner: 2000s trends, early social media, and thin eyebrows 00:29:15 – Parenting perspectives, open communication, and independence 00:33:40 – Setting digital boundaries and combating burnout 00:39:20 – Where to connect with Millicent and episode closing Contact Information Guest Contact Millicent Podcast Name: All the Rumors Are True (Available on YouTube and Spotify) Email: millicent@beernet.com Website: beernet.com Company Instagram: @schupubs 👩‍💻 Join our Community: 🚀 Subscribe for more tips: http://www.youtube.com/@WorkingMomsofSanAntonioPodcast⁩ 🌐 Visit our website: www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com 💬 Join our membership & connect with like-minded moms: www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com/membership Working Mom Monthly Events here: https://www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com/events #sanantoniomoms #sanantoniowomen #sanantoniosmallbusiness #sanantoniolocal #sanantonioevents #satxmoms #alamocitymoms #womensupportingwomen #momssupportingmoms #support

July 30, 202650 min

Can You Really Work With Your Spouse Without Losing Your Mind? 😅

Working together, parenting together, and... actually enjoying each other's company? It sounds like a myth, but Carson and Jordan Foster of Cross Timbers Chiropractic are living proof that it’s possible (even when launching during a global pandemic!). In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, hosts Erica Reis and Marie Lifschultz dive deep into the raw, hilarious, and inspiring reality of running a family-owned business. Whether you’re navigating the "baby in the office" stage or trying to set boundaries so work talk doesn't ruin date night, this conversation is for you. 🌟 Guest Spotlight: Cross Timbers Chiropractic Carson and Jordan are on a mission to bring natural healing to the San Antonio community. Whether you're looking for prenatal care, pediatric adjustments, or nervous system balance, here is how to connect with them: 🌐 Website: www.crosstimberschiropractic.com 📞 Phone: (726) 245-2210 📍 Location: San Antonio, TX 📱 Instagram: @crosstimberschiro   What’s Inside This Episode: The "Prenup" Joke & Early Days: How they survived COVID delays to become business partners. Roles & Boundaries: Finding your strengths so you aren't stepping on each other's toes. Authentic Growth: Why local meetups and "fly fishing networking" are their secret sauce. Beyond the Back: A fascinating look at HRV tracking and natural healing for the whole family. ✨ Big News: WMSA Memberships are OPEN! Ready to find your village? Our business community and coworking memberships are officially live. Stop mothering and laboring in isolation—join the San Antonio moms who get it.   🕒 Timestamps for Easy Listening: 00:00 – Podcast Welcome 00:34 – Membership Announcement: Join the Community! 02:40 – Working As A Couple: The Realities 12:55 – The "Baby in the Office" Phase 16:59 – How to Set Work-Life Boundaries 23:37 – Marketing Through Authentic Networking 34:33 – Chiropractic Philosophy: Stress, Jaw Pain, and HRV 46:59 – Wrap Up: How to Connect with Cross Timbers   🔗 Get Connected: 👩‍💻 Join our Community: www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com/membership 🌐 Visit our Website: www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com 📅 Upcoming Events: www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com/events 🚀 Subscribe on YouTube: @WorkingMomsofSanAntonioPodcast #sanantoniomoms #sanantoniowomen #sanantoniosmallbusiness #workingmoms #sanantonioevents #satxmoms #alamocitymoms #womensupportingwomen #mompreneur #familybusiness #chiropracticsa

July 16, 202638 min

Why Moms Are Done With Politics as Usual

San Antonio moms and moms in business are feeling overwhelmed, unheard, and left behind — and this conversation finally says what so many of us are thinking: enough is enough. In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we sit down with Veronica Williams, an independent candidate for Texas Congressional District 23, to talk about politics, mental health, the economy, housing, healthcare, and why moms are craving leadership that actually listens. Veronica shares why she chose independence over party labels, how division and corruption impact families, and why younger generations — including our kids — are struggling to see a future that feels attainable. This is an honest, respectful, and eye-opening conversation for moms who care deeply about their families, their communities, and the world their children are inheriting. 🎧 Whether you’re a working mom, business owner, or simply trying to make sense of today’s political climate, this episode invites you to think critically, listen deeply, and imagine what leadership could look like. 00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast Meet your hosts and today’s guest. 01:10 – Meet Veronica Williams Why she’s running as an independent for Texas Congressional District 23. 03:00 – “Enough Is Enough” With Division & Corruption Why so many families feel the system isn’t working for them. 05:30 – Why Moms Are Feeling More Stressed Than Ever Politics, social media, anxiety, and mental health. 08:00 – Why the Two-Party System Isn’t Working for Everyone Listening to both sides — and what’s missing in the middle. 10:45 – Housing, Wages & Why Families Can’t Catch Up Why buying a home feels impossible for younger generations. 14:00 – Moms, Business & the Reality of Today’s Economy Groceries, healthcare, childcare, and rising costs. 17:30 – Universal Healthcare & Mental Health Access Why healthcare feels broken — for patients and providers. 21:30 – Why “New Blood” Matters in Politics Term limits, accountability, and listening to real people. 25:30 – Grassroots Leadership & Block Walking Why listening matters more than talking. 29:00 – What Moms Want From Leaders Today Empathy, transparency, and real solutions. 32:30 – Veronica’s Vision for Change Putting people over parties. 35:30 – How to Learn More & Support Veronica 📞 Contact Info for Veronica Williams 🌐 Website: https://www.veronicagwilliams.com 📍 Running for: U.S. Congress, Texas District 23 📱 Social Media: Active on TikTok & Instagram (links in show notes) Veronica welcomes messages, questions, concerns, and conversations — because listening is at the core of her campaign.   #sanantoniomoms #sanantoniowomen #sanantoniosmallbusiness #sanantoniolocal #sanantonioevents #satxmoms #alamocitymoms #womensupportingwomen #momssupportingmoms #support

July 2, 202638 min

WHAT EVERY PARENT NEEDS TO KNOW WHEN THEIR CHILD GETS IN TROUBLE

if you’re a mom in San Antonio, the thought of your child getting into trouble at school or with the law can feel absolutely terrifying — especially when you don’t know what your rights are or what actually happens next. In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we sit down with local juvenile defense attorney Katy Boortz to walk moms through what really happens when kids make mistakes, how the juvenile system works in Texas, and how parents can protect and advocate for their children without making things worse. Katy breaks down the difference between juvenile and adult court, how school investigations can escalate quickly, and what every parent should (and shouldn’t) do in those first emotional moments — all through a compassionate, mom-to-mom lens.   00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast Meet your hosts and learn what today’s conversation will cover. 01:00 – Meet Katy Boortz, Juvenile Defense Attorney Katy explains her background, why she focuses on juvenile defense, and why this work matters so deeply to her as a mom. 03:30 – What “Juvenile Court” Actually Means in Texas (Ages 10–16) Why 17 is legally considered an adult in Texas — and why that reality shocks most parents. 06:00 – Juvenile Court vs. Adult Court: What’s the Difference? Why juvenile court focuses on rehabilitation, not punishment, and why that matters for your child’s future. 08:30 – The Emotional Side of Parenting When Your Child Is in Trouble Judgment, fear, guilt — and why moms often feel blamed even when they’re doing everything right. 11:00 – Social Media, Jokes, and How Kids Get in Serious Trouble Fast Why “joking” comments, videos, or posts can escalate into school discipline or legal issues. 14:00 – What Parents Should Know About School Investigations How school discipline and juvenile court can overlap — and why what’s said in one can affect the other. 17:00 – Should Parents Always Cooperate with the School? Understanding when cooperation helps — and when it may unintentionally hurt your child. 20:00 – What to Tell Your Kids Before Anything Happens Why teaching kids to ask for a parent and pause before giving statements can matter. 24:00 – When Situations Escalate Between Families How quickly things can change when other parents push for charges or legal action. 30:00 – Finding the “Silver Lining” in a Scary Situation How some families uncover needed resources, counseling, or school support through these experiences. 32:00 – A Simple but Powerful Prevention Tool: Family Dinners Research-backed reasons why connection at home can reduce risky behavior. 36:00 – Katy’s Advice for Parents in the Middle of a Crisis Why Googling worst-case scenarios often makes things harder — and what to focus on instead. 38:00 – How to Contact Katy & Final Takeaways 📞 How to Contact Katy Boortz, Juvenile Defense Attorney 📍 Serving San Antonio & surrounding Texas counties 🌐 Website: https://www.boortzlawtexas.com 🔎 Google Business Profile: Search Boortz Law Texas 💼 LinkedIn & Facebook: Katy Boortz / Boortz Law Texas (Katy also shared that she’s happy to talk through options with parents — even when a full legal case isn’t necessary. #sanantoniomoms   #sanantoniowomen #sanantoniosmallbusiness #sanantoniolocal #sanantonioevents #satxmoms #alamocitymoms #womensupportingwomen #momssupportingmoms #support

June 18, 202639 min

What Actually Grows Your Business as a Busy Mom

If you have ever felt overwhelmed by marketing, exhausted by social media, or confused about why you are doing all the things but not seeing growth… this episode is for you. In this conversation, Erika and Marie sit down with marketing strategist Meisie Beauvais, also known as The Seasoned Strategist, to talk about what marketing really means for moms in business. Spoiler alert. Marketing is not social media. We unpack why relying only on Instagram or Facebook can actually keep you stuck, how to build a clear marketing strategy that fits your season of life, and what working moms should focus on instead when time and energy are limited. This episode is especially for: • Working moms trying to grow without burnout • Moms in business who feel overwhelmed by social media • Entrepreneurs who want clarity instead of chaos • San Antonio moms building local visibility • Business owners who want sustainable growth, not hustle culture If marketing feels heavy right now, take a breath. You are not doing it wrong. You just need a better strategy. Because you do not have to do business alone 💙 00:00 Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast 01:05 Why marketing is not social media 03:00 The cooking analogy that finally makes marketing make sense 05:45 Strategy vs chaos and why too many ingredients fail 08:40 The biggest mistake moms make with social media 11:30 How to identify your real ideal customer 15:20 Why niching down actually makes growth easier 18:40 When to pivot and stop forcing what is not working 22:10 Social media burnout and what to do instead 25:00 Why email marketing still matters 28:30 How moms can save time with repurposing 31:10 Confidence, visibility, and showing up imperfectly 34:40 Authenticity over algorithms 37:30 Final advice for moms feeling overwhelmed by marketing 📬 CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST Meisie Beauvais | The Seasoned Strategist Website: https://theseasonedstrategist.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meisiebove Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theseasonedstrategist Meisie helps small businesses and moms in business create smart, sustainable marketing strategies without burnout. 💙 CONNECT WITH WORKING MOMS OF SAN ANTONIO Website: https://www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com Membership: https://www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com/membership Podcast: https://www.workingmomsofsanantonio.com/podcasts/working-moms-of-san-antonio-podcast Because real connections grow real businesses.   #MarketingIsNotSocial #WorkingMoms #MomsInBusiness #Mompreneurs #WomenInBusiness #SanAntonioMoms #MarketingStrategy #SmallBusinessMarketing #EntrepreneurMom #MarketingWithoutBurnout #BusinessClarity #LocalBusinessSanAntonio #WorkingMomsOfSanAntonio #AuthenticMarketing

June 4, 202635 min

The Legal Conversations Working Moms Can’t Afford to Skip

Are you a working mom, mom in business, or stay-at-home mom in San Antonio trying to protect your business and family without feeling overwhelmed by legal decisions? In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we talk business law, estate planning, and legal protection for moms in a clear, stress-free way with Stephanie and Louyse of Fair Winds Law. If contracts, LLCs, estate planning, or “what happens if something happens to me” thoughts keep getting pushed to the bottom of your to-do list, this conversation is for you 💙 Stephanie and Louyse break down how legal planning can actually bring peace of mind instead of more stress, why waiting until there’s a problem can cost you more, and how their subscription-based legal model makes legal support accessible for moms and small business owners. This episode is especially helpful if you are: A working mom running a business in San Antonio A stay-at-home mom starting a business A mompreneur juggling kids, clients, and mental load A small business owner who wants clarity without burnout What we cover in this episode: Business law basics for moms in business Estate planning and why moms should not skip it LLC formation and protecting your personal assets Business succession planning explained simply How legal planning reduces stress and uncertainty 00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast 01:10 – Meet Stephanie and Louyse of Fairwinds Law 02:00 – Why they don’t charge billable hours or big retainers 03:15 – Making legal services accessible for moms and small businesses 05:00 – Why proactive legal planning matters 06:45 – How legal memberships work and what’s included 08:00 – Estate planning basics every mom should understand 10:20 – What happens when you don’t have a plan in place 12:30 – Common misconceptions about wills and estate planning 14:45 – Why parents should plan beyond “just having a will” 17:10 – Business contracts and common red flags 19:30 – Why vague contracts cost business owners money 22:10 – LLCs, business formation, and when to level up legally 25:00 – Business succession planning and emergency preparedness 28:00 – How legal planning supports your family and employees 31:30 – Flexible, mom-friendly legal support and meeting options 33:45 – How to contact Fairwinds Law 📞 How to Contact Fairwinds Law 🌐 Website: https://www.fairwindslaw.com 📧 Stephanie: stephanie@fairwindslaw.com 📧 Louyse: louyse@fairwindslaw.com 📱 You can also message Fairwinds Law on Facebook or through their website contact form.     Legal Disclaimer: This podcast is provided for general informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Listening to this podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship between the hosts, guests, or listeners. Legal issues are fact-specific, and you should consult an attorney regarding your individual situation.”     #sanantoniomoms #sanantoniowomen #sanantoniosmallbusiness #sanantoniolocal #sanantonioevents #satxmoms #alamocitymoms #womensupportingwomen #momssupportingmoms #support

May 21, 202638 min

Why Moms Can’t Sleep Even When They’re Exhausted

Why are so many moms exhausted but still can’t sleep? In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we sit down with Bianca Ramos, a first responder coach and sleep and stress specialist, to talk about the real reasons moms struggle with sleep and what’s actually happening inside your nervous system. Bianca explains why falling asleep isn’t the same as getting restorative rest, how chronic stress keeps your body stuck in “alert mode,” and why so many working moms experience vivid dreams, restless nights, and constant exhaustion even when they technically get enough hours of sleep. This conversation is honest, relatable, and incredibly validating for any mom who feels wired, tired, and overwhelmed. Bianca also shares simple mindset shifts and practical habits that can make a real difference without adding more to your already full plate. If you’re a mom who wants to feel more rested, focused, and supported without burning out, this episode is for you 💙 00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast 01:00 – Meet Bianca Ramos and her work as a sleep and stress coach 02:30 – Why sleep is often overlooked by busy moms 05:15 – The difference between falling asleep and sleeping deeply 08:40 – How stress and the nervous system impact sleep 12:30 – Why vivid dreams can be a sign of poor sleep quality 15:00 – Overstimulation, alert mode, and mom life 18:45 – Sleep aids, melatonin, and what actually helps 22:30 – Small habit changes that improve sleep over time 28:10 – Why sleep solutions need to be personalized 33:00 – What better sleep could change for your life and business 36:30 – How to connect with Bianca for support 38:00 – Closing thoughts and where to find WMSA 💬 Connect with Bianca Ramos If this episode resonated and you want support improving your sleep or managing stress, you can connect with Bianca here: 🌐 Website: www.oneofuscoach.com 📱 Instagram & TikTok: Bianca Ramos First Responder Coach 📩 Best way to reach her: Text her using the contact info on her website or through her social media bio Bianca specializes in working with moms, first responders, and high-stress professionals and focuses on realistic, sustainable sleep and stress solutions.

May 7, 202642 min

Fur Babies, Real Babies, and Running a Business—Welcome to Mom Life

What happens when you love your work… but your body is tired, the industry feels broken, and motherhood adds a whole new layer to the equation? In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we sit down with Sarah Dieringer, owner of The Canine Co., to talk about what it really looks like to build a small business in San Antonio while raising kids, caring for fur babies, and staying true to your values. Sarah shares her 30-year journey in the pet grooming industry, including why she almost walked away, what pulled her back, and how opening her own dog grooming business became the turning point. This conversation is especially for pet owners, working moms, and women entrepreneurs who want to grow a business without sacrificing their family, their health, or their integrity. We talk about: What every pet owner should know about dog grooming and trusting the right professionals The physical and emotional toll of service-based businesses Why so many moms in business question their careers, even when they’re good at them Building a values-driven small business in San Antonio Creating a healthy work environment, setting boundaries, and leading a team as a mom Raising kids inside your business and navigating mom guilt in the process This episode is a reminder that you don’t have to start over to evolve. You don’t have to choose between being a present mom and a successful business owner. And you’re not alone in wondering if there’s a better way to do both. If you’re a San Antonio mom, a pet parent, or a small business owner feeling burned out, unseen, or stuck in the messy middle, this conversation will feel like a deep exhale. Because real women. Real business. Real connection. 💙 00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast 01:00 – Meet Sarah Dieringer, owner of The Canine Co. 02:00 – How Sarah got into dog grooming and the realities of the pet industry 04:00 – Why dog grooming is largely unregulated and what pet owners should know 07:00 – Loving your work but questioning if it’s time to walk away 09:00 – How the pet industry and pet ownership have changed over the years 10:30 – COVID puppies, socialization challenges, and modern grooming realities 12:00 – Being good at what you do but feeling burned out by the industry 14:00 – Why so many women struggle to say “I’m good at my job” 16:00 – Opening The Canine Co. and deciding to do things differently 18:00 – Creating boundaries, contracts, and a healthy work culture as a business owner 21:00 – Leading a team, compensation, and taking care of your people 24:00 – Commission-based work, sustainability, and realistic growth 26:00 – Building a business with a young child and family involvement 29:00 – The guilt, the seasons of parenting, and being a working mom 33:00 – Real-life mom moments, humor, and raising kids inside entrepreneurship 38:00 – Where to find The Canine Co. and how Working Moms of San Antonio supported her growth 41:00 – Final thoughts on motherhood, business ownership, and doing what feels right 42:00 – Closing and how to connect with the WMSA community Connect with Sarah Dieringer 🐾 Business: The Canine Co. 📍 Location: San Antonio, Texas 📸 Instagram: @thecanineco 🌐 Website: The Canine Co. (San Antonio dog grooming) Sarah is a long-time professional in the pet grooming industry and the owner of The Canine Co., a values-driven dog grooming business serving San Antonio pet owners who want quality care, honesty, and heart behind the service. If you’re a pet parent, working mom, or small business owner looking to support a local, women-owned business, be sure to follow and connect with her 💙

April 23, 202640 min

YOU'RE NOT AN IMPOSTOR, YOU'RE JUST A WORKING MOM DOING SOMETHING NEW

If you’re a working mom who’s ever thought “Who am I to be doing this?” while juggling kids, clients, and a never-ending to-do list, this episode is for you. Whether you’re building a business, navigating a career shift, or trying to take up space in rooms that weren’t designed with moms in mind, you are not alone and you are not behind. In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Brandi Scott, career coach and consultant, for an honest and deeply relatable conversation about imposter syndrome, self-doubt, and learning how to advocate for yourself even when it feels uncomfortable. Brandi shares her journey from being a first-generation college student to earning her PhD, and why imposter syndrome doesn’t disappear with degrees, titles, or experience. Instead, it shows up anytime we try something new. Together, we unpack why women especially struggle to talk about their accomplishments, negotiate pay, apply for opportunities, and confidently say “this is what I bring to the table.” We talk about how imposter syndrome affects working moms, mompreneurs, and women in leadership, and why learning to let that doubt sit quietly in the background instead of running the show can be life-changing. This conversation is full of real talk, practical reframes, and moments that will make you feel seen, validated, and encouraged to keep going anyway. Because confidence isn’t about never feeling doubt. It’s about showing up even when that doubt is still there. ✨ If you’ve ever downplayed your wins ✨ If you struggle to talk about what you do without apologizing ✨ If you’re building something meaningful while raising a family ✨ If you’re a San Antonio mom craving community, clarity, and confidence This episode is your reminder: You shine. I shine. And there’s room for all of us. 00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast 01:10 – Meet Dr. Brandi Scott and her background 02:30 – What imposter syndrome really looks like for working moms 04:45 – Why self-doubt shows up when you try something new 07:15 – Being a first-generation college student and earning a PhD 10:20 – Why accomplishments don’t eliminate imposter syndrome 13:00 – Why women struggle to talk about their achievements 15:40 – Advocacy, confidence, and asking for what you deserve 18:30 – How imposter syndrome shows up for moms in business 21:10 – Letting doubt exist without letting it lead 24:00 – Reframing confidence and redefining success 27:15 – Encouragement for moms navigating career and business growth 30:00 – Final thoughts and reminders for working moms Want to continue the conversation or learn more from Brandi? You can reach out to Brandi Scott to learn more about her work in career coaching, leadership development, and confidence building for women navigating career growth and life transitions. ✨ Connect with Brandi on LinkedIn and Instagram at Brandi Scott PHD ✨ Visit her website to explore her coaching and consulting work www,brandiscottphd.com ✨ Follow along on social media for insights on confidence, advocacy, and imposter syndrome All of Brandi’s links are shared in the show notes so you can easily connect and take the next step.

April 9, 202634 min

From Germany to San Antonio: Hair, Education, and Doing Business the Right Way

Hair isn’t just hair. It’s confidence. Identity. Trust. And for many women, it’s deeply tied to how we show up in the world. In this episode of the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast, we sit down with Jenny Wayne, owner of Hairway 2 Heaven 26, to talk about what really happens behind the chair and why patience, education, and honest guidance matter so much in both hair and business. Jenny shares her journey from Germany to San Antonio, the massive differences in hair education between Europe and the U.S., and how she’s building a salon rooted in mentorship, healthy hair, and work-life balance. We also talk about AI hair photos, social media myths, box color truths, gray blending, burnout in the beauty industry, and why saying “not yet” is sometimes the best advice a professional can give. This conversation is for: ✨ Moms navigating change in their hair, body, or confidence ✨ Women building businesses without burning out ✨ Anyone who has ever trusted the wrong Pinterest photo 😅 ✨ Stylists, creatives, and service-based business owners craving mentorship Because real growth takes time. And you don’t have to do it alone. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome to the Working Moms of San Antonio Podcast 01:05 – Meet Jenny Wayne of Hairway 2 Heaven 26 02:00 – From Germany to San Antonio: a hairstylist’s journey 03:15 – European vs U.S. hair education: what’s missing 05:10 – Why beauty school prepares you for tests, not real clients 07:30 – Hair mistakes, box color, and long-term damage 09:45 – Social media myths and unrealistic hair expectations 11:00 – AI hair photos and why stylists are pushing back 13:20 – Going gray gracefully and blending natural hair 15:10 – Trusting the process (and why patience saves money) 17:30 – Mentorship, education, and building confident stylists 20:00 – Creating a commission-based, non-competitive salon culture 22:30 – Work-life balance in the beauty industry 25:10 – Why hair is tied to confidence and identity 28:00 – How trends really start and how professionals stay educated 30:00 – Celebrating 10 years of business in San Antonio 32:00 – Final thoughts on growth, trust, and sustainability   Jenny Wayne is the owner and founder of Hairway 2 Heaven 26, a color-focused salon and education studio located just outside San Antonio. Originally from Germany, Jenny brings over 30 years of experience and a European approach to hair education, healthy hair, and mentorship. Her work centers on: ✨ Healthy, realistic hair goals ✨ Education and mentorship for stylists ✨ Sustainable careers without burnout ✨ Honest guidance and trusting the process 📍 Location: 14751 Old Bandera Rd, Helotes, TX 📅 Hours: Tuesday – Sunday 📱 Social Media: Instagram | Facebook | TikTok: @hairwaytoheaven26 🎓 Stylist Education Page (Instagram): @joinh2h26 🎧 Subscribe for more real conversations with local working moms building businesses and families 💙 Like & share if this episode resonated 📍 Based in San Antonio | Built for working moms everywhere

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