Hey, Liza. Hey Sam. Are you ready? I am prepared.

Okay, so today we're joined with one of our favorite girl crushes from Vancouver, Ms.

Channasey. Hello. Welcome. Thank you. So for those of you who don't know, Channasey is a little bit of a

living legend here. She is an eyebrow artist. She has her own studio and she is just about to open

her own cafe as well. Oh yeah. Many things. Yeah. So she's got lots of like spoons in the pot. What's

that analogy? I mean, I think he is. I just made it up now. Please start using that.

So we wanted to talk a little bit about kind of like the journey to success, what that looks like,

what that feels like. And you know, being kind of like non-traditional roles because this is

something that for a lot of people is like really scary. It's something that a lot of people want to

pursue, but they don't really know how people end up getting there. Yeah. And so I'm obviously in a

non-traditional job. Liza, you recently quit your long time job. I did eight good years. Solid,

solid years. And so you're pursuing acting now. So that's kind of like a huge transitional phase.

And then Channasey, you are just doing all kinds of stuff. There's so many random things.

But how did you, like I'm curious how you got into that? Like what was your first job? And then

how did that kind of segue into what you're doing now? So I guess taking it back to high school,

my very first job was actually in Fort Langley, which is hilarious because I did not grow up in Langley.

I now live and work in Langley and all my businesses are there. But I worked at the Fort Pub as the

dishwasher. So anyone who's been there. That was my dad was working there as well. And it was just kind

of like, hey, we need someone. Here you go. So I was given a job right away. That didn't last too long.

And then I actually moved to Nelson, BC after I graduated and I worked at a dollar store,

typical retail job. It was great though. I mean, I just like worked my butt off and saved

enough money so that I can move back to Vancouver on my own. And then after that, actually,

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