In most states, when you're teaching techniques that someone is ALREADY licensed to perform, you're providing continuing education or advanced training — not creating a new licensing program. This is typically allowed.

For example: A licensed esthetician teaching another licensed esthetician an advanced facial technique. A licensed PMU artist teaching color correction to other licensed PMU artists. A licensed cosmetologist teaching your signature styling method.

BEFORE you enroll in FTRTC, I recommend you:

1. Contact your state board and ask: 'If I'm licensed in [your specialty], can I provide private, paid training to other licensed professionals in [that specialty]?'

2. Ask if there are any specific requirements (insurance, facility standards, record-keeping)

3. Document their response

Inside FTRTC, I'll show you:
• Exactly what questions to ask (with email templates)
• What disclaimers and waivers you need
• How to structure your business for maximum protection
• When and what type of insurance to consider

I can't provide legal advice for your specific state, but I can teach you how to navigate your state's requirements with confidence. My background as former New Mexico Body Art Board State Chairman means I know how to research and comply with regulatory requirements — and I'll teach you that same skill set.

If you're uncertain about your state's rules, verify before enrolling.

Yes, there are other courses out there. But nobody teaches YOURS the way you do, with your systems, your standards, and your local expertise.

Your local market doesn't need another cookie-cutter online certification — they need YOUR proven methodology. The techniques you use that get better results. The shortcuts you've learned over years of experience. The way YOU fix common mistakes.

Plus, most existing courses are either: (1) outdated and taught by people who haven't done the work in years, or (2) generic online programs with no local support.

You have an advantage they don't: you're local, you're current, and you're teaching what actually works in YOUR market right now.

You already teach every single day — you just don't realize it.

Every time you walk a client through a treatment and explain what you're doing, you're teaching. Every time a new team member asks you how you do something, you're teaching. Every time someone says 'How did you do that?!' you're teaching.

The only difference between that and teaching a paid class is structure. Inside FTRTC, I give you:

• The exact scripts for opening your class, transitioning between topics, and closing strong
• Demonstration frameworks so you know exactly what to say while you're working
• Slide templates so you're never staring at a blank screen
• Techniques for managing different learning styles and difficult students

You don't need to be a 'natural teacher.' You just need to know your craft (which you do) and follow a proven framework (which I'll give you).

Only if you want it to.

Many of my students run classes on weekends (Saturdays or Sundays) while keeping their service schedule during the week. You can start with one class per month and see how it feels.

The beauty of teaching is that it's LEVERAGED. One weekend class can replace an entire week of 1:1 services. So eventually, you might CHOOSE to take fewer clients — not because you have to, but because you don't need to anymore.

But you don't have to make that decision now. You can build your teaching business alongside your service business until teaching becomes your primary income.

If you move fast, you could have your first class scheduled within 30-60 days of enrollment.

The timeline depends on how quickly you:
• Complete the modules (most students finish in 2-3 weeks)
• Finalize your class topic and pricing
• Start marketing and enrolling students

I've seen students enroll their first class within 3 weeks. I've also seen students take 3 months because life got busy. The content is self-paced, so you control the speed.

No. Your first students will likely come from:
• Your current or past clients who want to learn from you
• Local beauty pros who already know you or your work
• Referrals from others in your industry

In Module 5, I teach you exactly how to fill your first class using organic strategies that don't require a huge following or ad budget. Once you've run your first class successfully, filling future classes gets easier because you'll have testimonials and word-of-mouth working for you.

This isn't a 'build an online course' program. This is an in-person teaching program.

You don't need funnels, course platforms, or complicated tech. You need:
• A way to collect payments (Venmo, PayPal, Square, or Stripe)
• A way to communicate with students (email or text)
• A space to hold your class (your studio, a rented space, or even your home)

If you can text and use Instagram, you have all the tech skills you need.

FTRTC is specifically designed for in-person training because that's where the highest value (and highest prices) are. Hands-on techniques, real-time feedback, and live demonstrations can't be replicated online.

However, Module 8 (Grow It) does cover how to ADD online components later — like a pre-class prep video or a post-class Q&A group — but the core teaching model is in-person.

If you want to build a fully online course business, FTRTC isn't the right fit.

[LIVE LAUNCH: For the February 2026 launch, you get 8 weeks of live group coaching where you can ask questions, get feedback, and troubleshoot in real-time. After the live launch, this bonus goes away.]

All students (live and evergreen) get:
• Lifetime access to the course and all future updates
• Access to all 15 templates and resources
• Email support for technical or access issues

If you complete the work and still feel stuck, reach out. I'm not going to leave you hanging.