5 signs you’re working IN (instead of ON) your biz and how to fix that

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Okay friend, let’s dive in!!

I’ve got a question for you.

Are you working IN your hair business or ON your hair business?🤔

Curious what this even means? Keep reading…

Here’s 5 signs you’re working IN (instead of ON) your biz and how to fix that:

1 – You’re only marketing your business when your books are slow.

💡Automate/duplicate: Set up posts online in advance by scheduling them and/or recycle old posts from a few weeks/months/years ago. When you’re recycling old posts, tweak the verbiage a bit and repost it!

2 – You’re doing tasks like cleaning the salon and folding towels when you could be paying someone else to do it for less than YOUR hourly rate.

💡Delegate: If your hourly rate is $75 (meaning-a service you offer takes you an hour to do and you charge $75 for it), and you can pay someone $20 an hour to clean the salon, then you should do that and take the extra time to market, grow and scale your business- NOT clean the salon.

3 – You’re taking clients that don’t light you up because you have a scarcity mindset.

💡Eliminate: If you don’t like services or aren’t vibing with specific clients anymore, it’s ok to release them. You’re the business owner-you call the shots. So you should be working with people and doing services that LIGHT you up!

4 – You’re not focused on building out your team.

💡Delegate: Think about who you can task out the responsibilities to that you don’t like doing (or aren’t that good at) and spend time on the parts of your business where you thrive and create the maximum income on… doing hair!

5 – You’re not setting healthy boundaries so there’s minimal work/life balance.

💡If you’re catching yourself saying the same things to clients over and over, put systems in place so it saves you time. For example, if you have clients that ask you about the benefits of a product you sell, or maintenance for pemanent extensions or after care instructions for a service, create a thoughtful, detailed response and save it in the Notes App on your phone so you can simply copy & paste the info the next time you get asked the same thing.

Take a good look at HOW you’re spending your time and see where you can automate, duplicate, eliminate or delegate your tasks.

I’m curious, which idea makes the most sense to you? Comment and let me know.