Training teaches you how to do lashes. It doesn't hand you a single client. Most new lash artists finish their course, get their kit, and then wait — posting occasionally, hoping someone books, wondering what they're doing wrong. Here's the truth: it's not a skill problem. It's a plan problem. This free checklist is the plan. I'm Tatiana G., lash artist and founder of Booked & Building. I moved to a brand new city with no network, no referrals, and zero clients. I had a full schedule in three months — not because of luck, but because I had a clear plan and kept adjusting it. This checklist is built on that process. What's inside: Week 1 — The foundation setup most new lash artists skip and spend months paying for later: booking system, pricing, profile, workspace, and your first portfolio shots Week 2 — How to start talking to people without it feeling awkward: your first outreach moves, model sessions, and content that actually brings in inquiries Weeks 3–4 — How to turn your first clients into momentum: referrals, reviews, before-and-afters, and doubling down on what's working The one thing that kills new lash artists before they even get started — and what to do instead This is for you if: You just finished lash training and have no idea where to begin You've been trained for a while but still don't have consistent clients You want a clear starting point — not more inspiration, an actual plan Download it free. Work through it in order. Then come back when you're ready for the full system.