Riding the BIZ roller coaster and knowing what you're good at.

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05/19/20 • 48 min

In this episode we cover a few important topics:
Should you be the jack of all trades and master of none or embrace offering multiple services to your clients without getting burnt out?
We take a trip down memory lane and talk about what it was like in the beginning of our businesses and how we adapted and learned from our mistakes.
-taking Groupons
-underpricing
-overworking
-doing services we didn't enjoy
We also discuss how pulling yourself out of your treatment room full time can be beneficial to expanding and growing. There are other ways to make $$ and change lives and it's not just from seeing clients.
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How to prep your treatment room for you and your clients

On this episode we talk about what it will look like going back to work and in our “treatment” rooms. For some of us there’s no other option but to start taking clients and for others there’s no other option but to wait.
We break down the precautions we see us taking and would like to see for others and discuss whether it’s worth it to see clients if they’re stripped of the comforts that come with getting pampered by us.
We also answer a few questions from you:
“How do I increase engagement?”
“What do I do if my Salon Owner is taking it personally that I’m leaving?”
“How do I deal with a terrible Boss”
“How to pivot in business”
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Getting your weekends back and having confidence in your pricing

In this episode we talk about getting your weekends back! Being in the Beauty Industry; it’s an unknown must to work weekends but what if that gets tiring or unfulfilling? We discuss setting boundaries and scheduling your clients so that you can enjoy your life less and work more efficiently.
We also talk price increases and why it’s crucial at a time like now. Knowing what you’re worth and also knowing how much you know in order to increase pricing or leaving it as is is important for your business. If you’re wanting to increase your pricing ask yourself if you’re providing that right atmosphere, enough education and advanced skills to do so!
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where it breaks down your personality. Getting to know yourself more only betters you in business, too.

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