Why I Started Izalia
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| My Mom & Dad (I'm in the middle) |
From both sides of my family, I am the offspring of generations of self-employed, business owning, entrepreneurs. The conversations I was exposed to while growing up often tended to theme around ideas of business, opportunity, and synergy. I heard my father speak countless times about identifying economic trends and market positioning.
About a year before deciding to get into the Laser Hair
Removal business I attended a lecture presented by David Neeleman, founder of
both JetBlue and Azul airways. In his remarks, Mr. Neeleman emphasized the necessity of having a
passion for whatever industry you venture into. He noted that
whenever he has ventured into things that don't somehow connect
to airplanes, he has wasted his time and lost money. The candor he used in admitting his failings
and the success he has created in following his passion made a remarkable
impression on me as I moved forward in my search for a niche where I could
invest my time and pursue my living.
Unwanted hair has always been a struggle for me. Not only
was I the "hairiest arm person" (male or female!) in my entire
elementary school, I was also that girl with the super hairy legs, and
sideburns on my face. As I settled into adulthood I developed polycystic ovarian
syndrome which was partly identified by the abundance of male-pattern facial
hair (whiskers!!) that were manifesting daily in spite of my many hours spent
hiding in the bathroom with tweezers and an illuminated magnifying mirror.
I knew that Laser Hair Removal would be in my future and I would someday live a life free from the inconvenience of unwanted hair. As my passion for this new procedure grew, I made the choice to become as informed as possible on the subject. The more I learned, the more excited I became. Once the rise in popularity of Laser Hair Removal caught my
attention I assumed that being a business owner in the industry would be too
good to be true. To my surprise, through an extensive and thorough due
diligence process it became evident that this was in fact an industry that was
the right fit for me. It was also an industry where I could finally take a stab
at pursuing my small business ownership dreams.
Stay tuned to my next blog entry to find out how I actually launched the business!
Cheers!
Annette


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