Can we please to making excuses for the work you didn’t put it in ? The excuses are costing you. Stop overcharging people because you have a limited skill set.

Put your pride to the side and ask questions. Your fear of the answers to the questions you don’t ask are costing you greatly.

In this insightful episode, we delve into the transformative idea that clients are more than just patrons—they are the stockholders, team players, and advertisers shaping a barber's journey. We discuss the pitfalls of self-centered barbering, emphasizing the need to move beyond treating clients as one-time encounters. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding and appreciating clients for their role in a barber's success. Discover practical strategies for building genuine client relationships and the profound impact on professional growth. Whether you're a seasoned barber or aspiring to join the profession, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the symbiotic relationship between barbers and clients, revealing the power of a client-centric approach in redefining success and fulfillment in the art of barbering.

Are you systematically operating your business or are you letting things fall because you don’t want to address them ?

What sets you apart?

The work continues.

Did you quit to early ?

Could you be happier as a commission barber? Where did your passion go? Being a independent barber comes with a lot of responsibilities.

To excel in your craft, it's essential to extend your efforts beyond the shop. While in-shop practices are beneficial when executed accurately, relying on guesswork without grasping the fundamentals hampers your progress. Consider having a mentor and follow social media barbers consistently to refine your skills.

Avoid engaging in tasks simply because you're capable; activities like thoroughly cleaning your shop might be draining your resources. Consider hiring professional cleaners dedicated to the task, allowing you to focus on your passion for hair cutting and shop management.