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How to have a busy salon week every week as if it is an unlock or a pre-Christmas week?
Listen to Punk Fundamentals as Alan Forrest Smith explains what you must do today to remain busy in your salon every single week. Must listen for all salon owners, managers and aspiring new salon business owners.
For more visit www.salonpunk.com
(This is UNEDITED version, skip to around 5th minute to start listening)
We all make mistakes, anything from being late to the meeting, to entrusting a person to do the job they are not suitable for. Usually, no mistake can be such that can not be solved, often a simple conversation or a carefully worded email can do, yet if you have ever felt you made mistakes it may feel like the end of the world, can you relate?
So how do we go about managing the mistakes without feeling negative about correcting them? Or how do we even identify the mistakes before they are too late to correct?
We ask Alan Forrest Smith to share his experience.
Some of the questions asked were...
How do you manage the mistake if you hired a "wrong" person to manage the salon?
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Am I ready to change my business?
Am I getting the results I need to be getting in my business?
Have I gone as far as I can?
Is now the right time to restructure my business?
For all your business questions there are answers, learn more.
From www.salonpunk.com and Alan Forrest Smith
How not to be an average hairdresser and how to turn your averages into your advantage.
A short episode from The Salon Punk
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What is The biggest threat in salon business? It's probably not what you might be thinking. A short episode explains why.
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When you love what you do, when you are creative, stepping aside is not easy. But as times goes by, priorities change. How you want to lead your business and what you would rather do on a day to day basis changes as well.
Whether you choose to keep your seat behind the chair or not, building a strong salon business will make you feel good about the decisions you make.
Listen to the short episode
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