Gorgeous!!!

I'd smile, "Or... you could buy it through me and that little bit of affiliate will buy my coffee for the week". That would work on me easily if the role was reversed and I was in someones chair talking about getting it on Amazon.

If I could go back in time, I might have chosen to do extensions only right out of school. I don't know if asking the universe for a third opportunity to get in on it is greedy, but If I could I'd love to give it a shot. This brings up the question, who else feels like little service pivots are really hard sometimes?

Easy. Who is the client? 😉 is it filling my $$ or my positive vibe cup, then I will likely squeeze them in if it's possible if they turn down another stylist offer. You know what I mean? some clients are chill or rays of sunlight that actually get you fueled up. Otherwise, I gotta say no,I'm booked.

@April Allen Something I've learned being on Skool that I can't believe I didn't implement before and even for hair packages is to have enough in a special savings account to reimburse/refund people. I had paid teirs for premium and vip, and have since discontinued them. I never thought about what if I need time off, or to step away... or want to remove someone from the community? Being able to refund them just feels clean. The wrong fit of a client or member isn't worth it. And then what that "wrong fit" is exactly is different for everyone. I'm taking note now, more then ever; what do I consider the right fit, and the wrong fit. 😁