Shall I stick to beauty or venture to hairdressing?

[Bagpuss]

I think you have to be careful that you don't end up a Jack of all trades and master of non....Master 1 thing at a time. Your young enough to do this in a few years time.

 

[glitz]

I think you have to be careful that you don't end up a Jack of all trades and master of non.....

I have to agree with Angie this is exactly what I was thinking put your heart & mind into perfecting the new skills you have learned in the courses you have done this year, dont undertake further training until you have mastered them. There are loads of courses I am interested in doing but I only have so much time for practice without letting my business suffer and I want to get the most of of any new skills I have invested in. Allow your business to grow. xxx

 

[Chameleon]

Will you STOP running ahead and get on a friggin' skill builder with your CND educator...and that is all that Gabi has to say on this:lol::hug:

 

[Violet Star]

Will you STOP running ahead and get on a friggin' skill builder with your CND educator...and that is all that Gabi has to say on this:lol::hug:

I am :lol: You see justine has took a lovely holiday away so im left to twiddle my thumbs till she gets back..... She should have tied my hands together in that time to stop me doing any other courses

 

[essentia]

I was already a beauty therapist when I trained as a hairdresser in the early 90's. I thought it would help the business but at that time it actually did not. I found it was better to be one or the other but if I marketed myself better...... However since then a lot of people combine professions say hair and wedding make-up - hair and prom night. So my advice to you would be - where do you want to be and what do you want to be doing? If you still want to do nails then carry on doing them learning as much as possible - but if you would enjoy hair better then I would go for it.