“ Daily mindfeeds can help develop your Awareness based on Facts Which Can Have Amazing Benefits For Your Life And Success!”
article by Diane Shawe M.Ed
From low to high, every day and each week we experience several degrees of emotions such as: embarrassment, disgrace, feeling guilty, apathy, sorrow, dread, want, anger, pride, bravery, disinterest, willingness, acceptance, understanding, love, delight, peace, enlightenment.
Altho we jump in and out of different emotions throughout each week, generally there’s a prevailing “normal” state that we live in or preceive it to be normal.
The truth is:
If You Want To Skyrocket Your Success With Business And Improve Your Overall Life…You Need To Have A Look At You Daily Mindfeed!
Why do most people have a tendency to not achieve the success they desire or deserve in their business and overall life?
well there is a saying “Garbage in, Garbage Stays!”
Which brings us to the next important aspect here:
You Can Have Better Success In Business And Life If You Put Some Energy Into Your Daily Mindfeed!
People who struggle in business and life will find these things in common:
They don’t know Maslow’s hierarchy of needs and how it fits into their own daily life.
They have no idea how to handle failure and guilt
They are living in flight mode instead of Fight Mode
They also don’t understand the anatomy of Fear
What did Abraham Maslow Hypothesis
Psychologist Abraham Maslow first introduced his concept of a hierarchy of needs in his 1943 paper “A Theory of Human Motivation”1 and his subsequent book, Motivation and Personality.2 This hierarchy proposes that individuals are motivated to fulfill basic needs before moving on to extra needs.
Maslow thought that these needs are like instincts and play a major role in motivating conduct. I am not going to set out each need but concentrate on one in partcular.
Why is Self- Actualising Needs Important?
This is the highest level of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. Self-actualising individuals are self-conscious, concerned with personal growth, less worried with the opinions of other people and interested in satisfying their potential WHY.
Daily constructive Mindfeed can often be viewed as the mental and spiritual ingestion needed to perpetuate self awareness, happiness and success.
Becoming a Self Employed Mobile Hair Extension Technician
If you are currently working and are considering going it alone as a hair extension technician, working on a mobile basis can be a fantastic way to go about it. No matter how bad the economy gets, people will always need haircuts and, given the lower overheads involved in visiting people at home, mobile hair extension technicians can generally offer a more affordable service. Traveling to a location that suits your customers also gives you a far larger client base than you would have if you limited yourself to working from a single salon. Sounds good so far? Here’s how to get started.
What to do next if you have just qualified: the nuts and bolts
A. Create a Business Name
B. Identify the sector that you come under ( hair and beauty, Hairdressing, mobile business)
C. Consider a Trading address other than your private address
D. What services are you going to offer
E. Website with contact details and prices ( try http://www.wahanda.com free websites for beauty/hairdressing)
F. Open a Business bank account
G. Proof of qualifications or experience
H. Data Management registration
I. Create a Facebook fan page
J. Create a YouTube channel
K. Cost and value of equipment
What do insurance company’s cover?
Insurance companies insure the following
Businesses
Public Liability
Equipment
Professional indemnity (need 5 years experience to qualify for this)
They do not cover specific certificates, however they will want to know if you are qualified or experienced in your chosen field. But primarily they are going to cover a business and the services you provide. Ringing up an insurance company without a business name etc as specified above will not get you very far.
How much insurance cover will you get?
AUTOMATIC COVERS WITH MOST MOBILE HAIRDRESSING INSURANCES
Public Liability – £3 million or £5 million
Products Liability – £3 million or £5 million
Treatment Risk – £3 million
Financial Loss – £10,000 or £50,000
OPTIONAL COVERS
Employers Liability
Money
Legal Expenses
Personal Accident for hands
Stock/Equipment
Think about ways to make yourself even more attractive to potential clients:
If you’ve specialised in styling hair, could you take a more advanced colourist course?
Could mastering intricate hairstyles and up-dos open a whole new market of wedding and special event clients?
There are also various other aspects of being self-employed to consider; it won’t only be about cutting, styling and colouring hair. You will need to learn about self-assessment tax returns, salon management and how to set your prices at a level which is affordable to your clients, attractive enough to have them switch from their current hairdresser and enough to cover your expenses and salary.
Of course, there are some further education courses you could take to help make your self-employment dream a reality – a diploma or even a BA in Salon Management could be perfect. Browse the websites and prospectuses of local colleges and universities to see what you could get yourself enrolled in.
From the beginning of your new venture
We cannot emphasise enough how important organisation is to the self-employed, no matter what industry you are working in.
As soon as you start working as a self-employed hairdresser, make sure to notify HMRC about your self-employed status. Keep an accurate record of every penny that comes in or goes out of your business; you’ll need it when it comes to completing your self-assessment at the end of the tax year, and also when reviewing your finances to make sure your prices and wages are set at an appropriate level.
Always, ALWAYS, remember to keep back-ups of all of your records (including your appointments and client details). Don’t rely on any one type of recording – paper can get damaged and computer files or devices can be wiped or destroyed.
Drumming up new business
At first, you will probably find it easiest and most cost effective to promote your new found services on facebook to your friends for a special offer.
There are also quite a few other routes to explore:
Bridal/special occasion packages
School prom or university ball specials
Contacting local wedding or ball venues to inquire about becoming one of their preferred suppliers
Advertising on bridal or local message boards or forums
Delivering leaflets in your local area or advertising in shops, community centres and clubs
Working as a advisor with other specialist hairdressers
Remember that, the more you can offer your clients, the more attractive you will be to them. Would it be an option for you to train in nails, spray-tanning or eyebrow threading? This could open up a whole new market to you, particularly when it comes to bridal packages, pamper days and even pampering birthday parties girls Hen Parties.
You could also consider renting a chair in a salon for a day or two a week to give you some guaranteed business and income.
Going forward
The world is your oyster – all you need is a little imagination and a lot of hard work. Good luck in your new venture! Once it is up and running, it’s time to start working on your five year plan…
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