To be or not to be....

I just had lunch with two former employees.  They both are still in the industry, so I asked them the standard "How is life in the salon?"

One lit up and shared a funny experience with a client I remembered seeing in her chair three years ago.  The other shrugged and admitted that she was thinking of changing jobs.



 

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As I  left there that day I thought to myself about their talent and why each had come to this place in their careers.  The difference between these two professionals is that one developed deep experience through trial and error, success and celebration, and the other simply repeated their 1st year over and over again.

Always be willing to learn, try something new, ask questions and improve.  Keep the skills and people that are working well for you and give everything else the boot.  Resist mediocrity.

Youtube.  Sales consultants.  Product education. Hair shows.  Observe the chair next to you.  Use your free time in your schedule to hone a skill that will continue to make your chisr the best place your clients have been yet.

What do you do to keep your skills fresh and up to date?


 

 

Keep the passion for your job alive by learning something new today.