Friday, March 19, 2010
Stop Moaning
Change is inevitable to us all, yet in many ways the hairdresser and/or salon have changed very little.Why? THE SALON INDSUTRY BUSINESS ARTIST has the answers and more. Get with the times, get assertive and lets change the industry instead of moan about it. Get your copy now, you can be implementing this already. www.haircolorartist.com
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
9 out of 10 new salons dont make it through year 1
9 of 10 new salons fail in the first year. Dont let that happen to you. Discover why this happens and how to prevent it. Get the concrete answers before you invest your money. Find out what you need to make your salon and staff work. You have much more in common with your staff than either of you think.The Salon Industry Business Artist will show you how to suceed in that 1st year and beyond. www.haircolorartist.com
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
What are they saying.?
The reviews are coming in everyday. The Salon Industry Business Artist is a hit. It's simple and to the point. Its like taking a private class. Get your copy at www.haircolorartist.com
Another Great Book Review
Martha Hoff Young LOVED your book Eric..I am re reading it already..very informative..good advice.I will recommend it to all I know to be interested
Friday, March 12, 2010
Book Review by Dana Wexler

Dana Wexler Just finished the book.....read it from cover to cover in three nights. The first chapter was a reminder of what went wrong in my first salon. Come to think of it, reading it was like spending a day at work. I had just moved to Chicago because I was looking to make a change, however fearful of going through what I had just exited. Eric gave me the ability to understand the stress on owners, the stress of salon artist, and how to make a mends by making sure your goals are the same from the get go. From the moment the interview takes place, to the instant you get behind the chair, Eric ensures owners and artists that they can in fact co-exist harmoniously. He also reviews and explains what it means to be a team player. Without these skills in place it is the client, that ultimately suffers and your wallet that empties. Thank you, Eric for explaining the hard truth about the vicious circle that can be the salon industry. you can bet that I won't make the same mistakes twice.
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