What Happens to My Girls After the Training?

I gather them around one table. Because I want to be there for them even when they start walking on their own. 🖤

On October 4th, we held the first Kera Table Day. A day I'd imagined for a long time — my girls together, with their questions, their successes, and those worries they sometimes keep to themselves.

I wanted each of them to feel free to say: "I'm struggling here," "This worries me," or "Look what I managed to do!" To be heard, understood, and to leave with more confidence.

We talked openly, shared experience and learned from one another. During the demonstration we went back to color mixing, matching the exact skin tone, and the finer points of aesthetic camouflage work. I could see how much it meant to them to get an answer to exactly the question that had brought them to this meeting.

Our guests were Hristo Mutafov and Ivo Stoynov, who presented their appointment booking platform and explained the benefits of having your own website for growing your practice. And as a bonus, everyone received a link to a digital client file — practical help in their everyday work.

But the strongest moment for me was seeing them around that table. Each with her own path, and yet with so much in common between us now.

When I saw them off, I was tired and very happy. Because behind every training there's a person I've believed in. And there's no better feeling than watching them grow.

Girls, thank you for letting me be part of your journey. This table has meaning because of you. 🤍 And this was only the beginning.