With over 20 years of industry experience, Joy LaMay (@JoyLaMay) is an expert in self improvement who understands the power of proactive change. Her unique approach to business coaching is centered around helping her students achieve complete vulnerability and transparency – a safe space where they can identify what holds them back and take actionable steps towards achieving their goals.

Joy knows that building a successful business requires a foundation of clear decision-making. Confident decisions lead to success, not just in business but in all aspects of life. With her guidance, her students can unlock their full potential and lead their most fulfilling lives. Joy's career began as an independent stylist and educator in California before establishing her own salon based on the DTH Principles in 2021. (The Ministry Salon in Los Angeles).

Coach Joy is not your run-of-the-mill business coach. She's a compassionate, empathetic, and incredibly knowledgeable professional who understands the unique needs of each of her students. With her guidance, you'll be able to transform your business and your life – one step at a time.

Joy is the owner of The Ministry Salon in Studio City.

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A little bit about Misty Jayne,

I grew up thinking as long as I could afford the minimum payments on the credit card I could buy whatever I wanted.

This belief combined with a real love for having a good time led to almost $50,000 in consumer debt by the time we had my son in 2015.

My husband and I were living in a small townhouse we didn’t love and we felt like the second we got our pay-checks they were gone and we felt strapped, poor and like we were drowning in our debt.

Our one true desire was to move our family into a home in a beautiful, safe neighborhood, but we both accepted that we chose the wrong careers and could never afford it… until I had the realization that changed everything.

I realized our lack of intention and reckless spending was costing us the one thing we actually wanted.

I realized I was spending to try to look like I had my financial shit together… while my financial habits were making the opposite true.

We paid off $48,000 in debt exactly 2 years to the day we cut up our credit cards.

8 months later we closed on our dream home in a neighborhood we never thought we could afford. I’m writing this from that house and I pinch myself every morning when I wake up in it.

So, I didn’t just wake up one day and decide to start coaching stylists on getting out of debt and building healthy relationships with money… it called to me in a way nothing ever has before.

https://www.mistyjayne.com/

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