Fellipe Cardoso

Want to start making content as a barber but don’t know where to begin? 🎥💈 I’ve been there. When I got my first camera, all my ideas disappeared. But I pushed through, and now I’m sharing 3 tips to help you avoid that struggle: ✅ Be intentional Know your audience. Are you speaking to barbers or clients? Clarity is key. ✅ Start with what you have Your phone is enough. The longer you wait, the harder it gets to start. ✅ Ignore opinions Feeling embarrassed is normal. I even made a separate account at first to avoid overthinking! Every content creator started from zero. They didn’t know how to film, edit, or even talk on camera—but they started anyway. Just like barbering, you learn on the job. The more you do it, the better you get. Now it’s your turn! 🚀🔥 #barber #barberbusiness #barberhustle #barbereducation #barbercontent

Hiring the right barbers can make or break your shop. ✂️💈 There’s a saying: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” My goal isn’t to cut hair forever—I want to build a strong team so my shop can thrive without me. That’s why I hire with intention: ✅ Character First – Skills can be taught, but integrity and reliability can’t. I’d rather hire a hungry learner than a talented barber with a bad attitude. ✅ The Right Fit – The shop’s energy is everything. A negative presence, no matter how skilled, isn’t worth the risk. ✅ Skill & Growth Mindset – You don’t need to be the best, but you must be willing to grow. I know hiring is tough—it’s tempting to fill a chair fast. But is it worth risking your shop’s culture, reputation, and peace of mind? Hire for the long game, not just a quick paycheck. Your business will thank you later. 🔥💪 #barber #barbershop #barberhustle #barberbusiness #entrepreneur

Too busy cutting hair to create content? Here’s how I make it effortless! 🎥💈 For years, I struggled to balance content creation with cutting 15 clients a day—until I built a system that works. Here’s what I do: 📌 Film first, plan later – I record everything: cleaning, prepping, cutting, even folding towels. Capturing raw footage throughout the day gives me endless content. 📌 Script the videos – I pick 3 topics and write short scripts using this structure: intro, personal story, main message, outro. 📌 Record voiceovers – Instead of talking on camera, I record an audio file later and layer it over my footage. Saves time & energy! 📌 Edit simply – I use the footage I’ve already captured to create a smooth montage that matches my voiceover. Look, content doesn’t have to be complicated. Just document what you’re already doing. Stay consistent, plan ahead, and you’ll be amazed at what you can create! 🚀 . . Barber | Barber Goals | Barbershop | Building a Barbershop | Barber Life | Barber Journey | Barber Business | barber content | content creator

Feeling like your haircuts aren’t good enough?…. You’re probably overthinking it. Just like a baseball player in a slump, your skills haven’t disappeared—your mindset is just off. Social media makes it worse. Watching endless haircut transformations can make you doubt your own work, killing your confidence. I’ve been there, and I know most barbers have too. The fix? Put the phone down and keep cutting. Trust your clients’ feedback—they’re the ones paying you. Their opinion matters more than any Instagram post. . . Barber | Barber Goals | Barbershop | Building a Barbershop | Barber Life | Barber Journey | Barber Business | barber content | content creator