November 2010
Blue Highways Jerry Tyler
Constant and Continual Transition — The definition of transition is described as a change or passage from one state to another. It is also defined as the period of time during which something or someone changed from one state to another. A third definition is an event that results in a transformation. read more>
Better Business Neil Ducoff
Keep Your Promise to Customers — These days, terms like brand promise, exceeding customer expectations and the customer is always right are so overused that their message is barely audible above the daily activities at your business. read more>
The Nail Extension Jaime Schrabek
From Nail Girl to Nail Professional — After years of hearing consumers casually refer to either me or another manicurist as “my nail girl,” I have heard enough.
That kind of job description ranks somewhere between “pool boy” and “cleaning lady.” Nail girl? read more>
Esthetic Endeavors Judy Culp
Estheticians in Transition — Estheticians have a tendency to remake themselves several times during their career. I have been an employee, employer, independent contractor, manufacturer’s representative, educator, writer, instructor and more. read more>
Mane Objective Marco Pelusi
From Stylist to Salon Owner — Are you thinking about becoming a salon owner? I personally believe in aiming to fulfill your dreams no matter how difficult it may be.If your dream is to own a salon then do everything in your power to make that dream a reality.read more>
Retail Matters Steven Sleeper
Marketing Magic for the Holidays —
You can smell it in the air -- the holiday season is upon us. For every salon and spa across the country, that holiday cheer translates into full appointment books and plenty of new faces. read more>
Off the Top Kimberly Johnson
The Learning Cycle — I strongly believe individuals who empower themselves possess the capability to be their best as technicians, owners, parents, friends or partners. Many situations in life cause us to raise our defenses. The faster we become comfortable with lowering these barriers, the sooner we can enjoy the situation and ourselves. read more>
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