What’s Next?

By the time Adrienne’s family relocated to Raleigh, I was already a ­certified coach. As former coworkers and friends, Adrienne and I, of course, kept in touch. Now that she has joined a new salon in North Carolina, the process for her begins again. During a phone conversation it became clear that in order for Adrienne to achieve results in developing an entirely new clientele, in a city where she knows no one, she would benefit tremendously from hiring a coach. Since we already had a great working relationship, she felt very confident in me to not only provide some guidance, but also to hold her accountable to her goals and to make the dream of a full clientele a reality much faster.
 
I’m confident that coaching will help Adrienne become clear on her path, just as I became clear on mine. I’ve since left Rare Accents to start my own small, but mighty, salon, and I’m going to help Adrienne reach her goals as well. Whether building a clientele, raising your prices, starting over, opening a new salon, hiring a new team, cutting hours, or any other professional challenge, coaching can be an ideal way to reach your goals. If you want results, if you want to make a change, this story’s for you. Please leave us some comments, feel free to ask us questions (use the “Ask Heather” and “Ask Adrienne” links to the right, or just leave your questions in the comments section on the blog), and bookmark this site to watch our progress!
 
—Heather, success coach
Print | posted on Friday, January 11, 2008 4:55 PM

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 re: What’s Next?

Gravatar left by Janolyn Riffle (A Perfect Ten) at 1/23/2008 5:06 AM
I'm also a newbie and scared to death. I really haven't pushed trying to get clients due to the fact I do not feel that I am the best I can be. Being a Virgo is a big setback for me. I want to be the perfectionist and I know I am not. I to am from the South (South Carolina) and of course there are no good siminars or training anywhere near here. I am not a procrastinator and really want to make the best of this. I guest what I am saying is first I need to get the confidence and more training just beside the terrible school that I went to. The instructor that was teaching me, I would not pay to do my own nails. I have read NAILS mag and also NAILPRO and looked at different tapes but I need the hands on training. I have only been in business since Jan. 7th 2008 and I do no this is a slow time of year but I am sort of glad because of not knowing what I am doing. Please help.
Jan

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