• Why You Should Stop Chasing Success with Mark Bustos

  • Jul 28 2022
  • Length: 35 mins
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Why You Should Stop Chasing Success with Mark Bustos

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  • They say that the hair is a person’s crowning glory. It’s because our hairstyle can significantly impact our personality and our mood. Try having a fabulous haircut, and you instantly feel good about yourself. But what about those who cannot even afford the cost of a haircut?

    Welcome to another episode of The Gift of Failure Podcast. Today’s guest is a Top NYC Hairstylist who uses his gift to serve others. With scissors and hair clippers, Mark walks the streets of New York on Sundays to give free haircuts to homeless people. He aims to make the world better, one haircut at a time.

    “It wasn’t until I stopped looking for success that I found it.”

    - Mark Bustos

    In This Episode:

    - Meet Mark Bustos, hairstylist and philanthropist

    - What triggered Mark’s desire to give free haircuts?

    - What do success and failure mean for Mark?

    - What it means to “learn before you serve” and how Mark transcended beyond being a hairstylist to become a humanitarian

    - Why Mark values his health

    - If there’s one thing you wish everyone knew, what would it be? Mark shares his answer.

    And more…

    Connect with Mark Bustos:

    - Instagram

    - Facebook

    - Twitter



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