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Jul 23, 2021 17 min

Why I Can't Stand Charging by Time

from Lessons of a Lashpreneur

On today's episode, I'm going on a rant that I REALLY want you to think thru… cause girlfriend - it is the most common way lash artists price their services and ALSO we don't do common here on the Lessons of a Lashpreneur cause those Facebook groups that recommend doing this are the blind leading the blind. I'm going to share with you the ONE and ONLY reason why you should NOT price your services by time - and I would love to hear just how eye opening this episode is for you! Hit me up on social media after you've listened to this episode and let me know why you agree OR why you disagree. Keep in mind - these episodes are just my opinion… I look at a lot of factors when I share my opinions on business - but I'm certainly not the only opinion you need to follow. Do you boo - but know that my goal is to help you grow your business the way YOU want - and part of that is opening you up to unlimited growth - and not handicapping your income which to me - is what charging by time does to your business. Thank you to Today's Sponsor - Dominating the DMs - Get more clients from Instagram WITHOUT worrying about followers or engagement. Get the exact steps on how to CONVERT clients off of social media and into your business with the strategies you'll learn from this course. Head to www.thelashpreneur.com/dms to get 30% off this course for a limited time!

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