Janet McCullough's guest appearances

Janet McCullough

20 Minute Morning Show 

MedSpa Leaders

OwlTail

Janet McCullough opened Charlotte Spa and Esthetics in 2017, her dream was to help others feel good by teaching them the importance of a good skin routine. “Skincare is very important. It could make someone have a lack of self-esteem if their skin is not together.   The Texas native decided to open the business after she was laid off from a previous job and realized that she needed to have more than one source of income. (She’s also a licensed insurance agent and a certified revenue cycle analyst for a local healthcare company.) McCullough said she also was inspired by the fact that Americans are getting older, and with aging comes the need for better skin care. McCullough describes business ownership as a journey. In 2019, McCullough launched a non-profit called Silent Touch Therapy, an initiative she uses to teach cancer patients about skin care.“I started thinking about how else could I use my skincare,” she said. “So, I started volunteering with the American Cancer Society — the Look Good, Feel Better program — working with cancer patients on how to care for their skin.  Contact Janet McCullough at 704-614-2579 or janet@charlottesspa.com  ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bj-murphy9/support

Janet McCullough opened Charlotte Spa and Esthetics in 2017, her dream was to help others feel good by teaching them the importance of a good skin routine. “Skincare is very important. It could make someone have a lack of self-esteem if their skin is not together.   The Texas native decided to open the business after she was laid off from a previous job and realized that she needed to have more than one source of income. (She’s also a licensed insurance agent and a certified revenue cycle analyst for a local healthcare company.) McCullough said she also was inspired by the fact that Americans are getting older, and with aging comes the need for better skin care. McCullough describes business ownership as a journey. In 2019, McCullough launched a non-profit called Silent Touch Therapy, an initiative she uses to teach cancer patients about skin care. “I started thinking about how else could I use my skincare,” she said. “So, I started volunteering with the American Cancer Society — the Look Good, Feel Better program — working with cancer patients on how to care for their skin. Contact Janet McCullough at 704-614-2579 or <a href="mailto:janet@charlottesspa.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">janet@charlottesspa.com</a> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bj-murphy9/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bj-murphy9/support</a>