I know what it’s like entering this industry feeling unsure, lost, and constantly second-guessing yourself. Watching others post flawless work and wondering, why am I not there yet? Then there’s clients returning with healed results you’re not proud of.

It’s frustrating. It knocks your confidence. And it makes you question whether you’re cut out for this.

The truth: it takes time, patience, practice and most importantly, the right coaching from someone who’s been where you are, and is now delivering consistent results with a full diary.

Let’s be honest, most artists feel lost after their initial 3–4 day course. Those courses serve a purpose, but without ongoing support, they’re rarely enough to build a real career. Who can truly master a craft like SMP in just a few days, or from a couple of courses?

It’s tough. It takes skill, application and let’s not forget a good eye for business.

This isn’t about undermining your previous trainer either. It’s about taking ownership of your growth and not being ashamed to seek more.

Working on your first few clients alone can be nerve-wracking. Having a mentor by your side makes all the difference.