Cosmo DiSchino's guest appearances

Cosmo DiSchino

Million Dollar Mastermind with Larry Weidel

Mark Cuban

Barbara Corcoran

Jeff Bezos

Chris Prefontaine

Daymond John

Jeff Robinson

Travis Watts

John McBride

Chris Naugle

Phil Collins

Jenny Goldfarb

Mitch Joel

Eric Davis

Bobby Flay

Sam Shepard

OwlTail

Cosmo DiSchino, owner and master stylist of Cosmo and Company is back to talk about how being dedicated and working long hours pays off in the long run. He explains how he gives his employees their work hours at their own discretion because, at the end of the day, when you’re a stylist, success comes from working because you want to. • Winners notice good and bad everywhere they go – because they enjoy and appreciate well-run businesses. • Firing someone is such a loss. • Don’t think you can cure everyone of their attitude cancer. • The effort and energy is huge to train your people. • Every chair is someone’s business. • You have to know your position and not abuse it. • The brain has got to keep working for you to stay fresh. • You have to have fun. • You have to share your knowledge. • https://www.cosmoandcompany.com  TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [7:01] People fire themselves. [9:31] Got to recognize reality. [14:24] Celebrity lifestyle.

Cosmo DiSchino, owner and master stylist of Cosmo and Company is back to talk about how being dedicated and working long hours pays off in the long run. He explains how he gives his employees their work hours at their own discretion because, at the end of the day, when you’re a stylist, success comes from working because you want to. • Winners notice good and bad everywhere they go – because they enjoy and appreciate well-run businesses. • Firing someone is such a loss. • Don’t think you can cure everyone of their attitude cancer. • The effort and energy is huge to train your people. • Every chair is someone’s business. • You have to know your position and not abuse it. • The brain has got to keep working for you to stay fresh. • You have to have fun. • You have to share your knowledge. • <a href="https://www.cosmoandcompany.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cosmoandcompany.com</a> TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [7:01] People fire themselves. [9:31] Got to recognize reality. [14:24] Celebrity lifestyle.

Episode 323: The Difference Between a Job and a Career with President of Spalon Salons, Cosmo DiSchino

Today, the president of Spalon Salons, Cosmo DiSchino talks about his “system” to the salon business and how it rarely changes. With that, he discusses the discovery of a 21-year-old meeting note that has the same bullet points of his business that still applies today. Larry and Cosmo also discuss the willingness you have to have to work around the clock to bring success to your career. • Time. • Patience. • Got to like people. • Learn from your mistakes. • Cosmos system. • Got to take it serious – ask questions. • The 20-year-old meeting notes – 17 bullet points – exactly. • Got to kiss a lot of frogs to find the prince. • https://www.cosmoandcompany.com  TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:56] Universal problem. [8:36] Kissing frogs. [11:23] Willing to go around the clock.

Today, the president of Spalon Salons, Cosmo DiSchino talks about his “system” to the salon business and how it rarely changes. With that, he discusses the discovery of a 21-year-old meeting note that has the same bullet points of his business that still applies today. Larry and Cosmo also discuss the willingness you have to have to work around the clock to bring success to your career. • Time. • Patience. • Got to like people. • Learn from your mistakes. • Cosmos system. • Got to take it serious – ask questions. • The 20-year-old meeting notes – 17 bullet points – exactly. • Got to kiss a lot of frogs to find the prince. • <a href="https://www.cosmoandcompany.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cosmoandcompany.com</a> TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:56] Universal problem. [8:36] Kissing frogs. [11:23] Willing to go around the clock.

Episode 322: What it Takes to Run a Personal Services Business with Master Stylist Cosmo DiSchino

We are joined by owner and Master Stylist of Cosmo &amp; Company, Cosmo DiSchino talking about the monumental changes in his life and the start of his career making only $64 a week. He also discusses the differences in the work society between Italians and Americans. • Started working at 18 -- January 11, 1976. • Opened his own salon at age 20. • What doesn’t work – debt. • Everybody has all the business they need fi they work it. • Focus on your four walls. • Competed against 110 ¬¬salons in Boston when he opened his salon. • https://www.cosmoandcompany.com  TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [6:56] What works, repeat. [9:48] You can’t live on cash. [16: 37] Average life of a salon.  

We are joined by owner and Master Stylist of Cosmo &amp; Company, Cosmo DiSchino talking about the monumental changes in his life and the start of his career making only $64 a week. He also discusses the differences in the work society between Italians and Americans. • Started working at 18 -- January 11, 1976. • Opened his own salon at age 20. • What doesn’t work – debt. • Everybody has all the business they need fi they work it. • Focus on your four walls. • Competed against 110 ¬¬salons in Boston when he opened his salon. • <a href="https://www.cosmoandcompany.com/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cosmoandcompany.com</a> TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [6:56] What works, repeat. [9:48] You can’t live on cash. [16: 37] Average life of a salon.