In this Q&A, Kate answers four questions that come up again and again for facial therapists:
How do I motivate myself to work on my business?
Why do my consultations feel awkward?
How do I simplify my facial menu?
And how do I build confidence when I’m still new?
The common thread is simple.
More is not always the answer.
Sometimes you are not unmotivated. You are overwhelmed because you do not know what needs your attention first.
Separate working in your business from working on it, then identify the one thing that would make the biggest difference right now.
Clarity creates momentum.
A better consultation does not start with better questions.
It starts with a better relationship.
Know your client’s name. Sit down. Listen. Build trust before trying to educate, recommend or sell.
Because skin is attached to a person, and understanding that person changes the treatment.
Do not rebuild your menu because social media tells you to.
First decide who you actually want to serve.
Then create the treatments, pricing and experience around what that client genuinely needs.
A smaller, clearer menu can often be far more powerful than constantly adding more.
If you are new, practise.
You do not need ten facials, five machines and another stack of courses.
Start with one strong treatment and become bloody good at it.
Improve your hands, consultations, product knowledge, anatomy, recommendations and client experience one layer at a time.
Confidence does not come from owning more. It comes from understanding mo
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