Always review information that you’ve read, or listened to, 6 months, 9 months or 12 months down the road. As you grow and mature in your beauty business the knowledge you get is taken to another level as you re-read it.
The more you do a thing, the easier it becomes. Remember when you created your first product? I’m sure your moves were very methodical, you thought through every step of a given recipe. But I’ll suspect that you can work the same recipe in your sleep and wake up well rested.
In business there will always be something to learn in order to be at the top of your game. But during your rise, the newness of a given program or recipe might appear very frustrating but as you do it, it becomes easier.
The key to anything in life worth having is to stick to the process of learning. You’ll want to give up because that recipe didn’t settle properly or the candle wax burned because the fire was to hot or what you thought would have been a beautiful scent blend was a stink bomb.
The more you worked through the process of blending or molding, the more you learned what not to do and this brought you closer to what actually worked.
Yes repetition is the mother of learning. Without repetition Edison would not have given us the light bulb. He had to keep repeating the process until he learned what worked.
Take a page from his book, who’s to say you won’t create the next multimillion dollar scent because you kept repeating the process until you found the blend that worked.
To Your Success,
Juliette & Robert
beautybusinessblueprint@gmail.com
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