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12d ago
inPro tip or old school: a guy in Tulsa paid me $80 to stretch a bedroom, then stood over me the whole time
The whole "pull it tighter" thing while you're already on the kicker is just a guy who watched one YouTube video and thinks he knows the gig. But standing over you the entire time? That's not a crime, it's just annoying. I've had customers hover worse than that and I still got paid and went home. Half the trade would starve if we walked off every job where somebody breathed down our neck.
16d ago
inHot take: I raised my B2B software prices 40% and lost my two biggest clients
Sounds like you traded two whales for a pod of dolphins and somehow ended up with more fish. That's either a genius pricing move or you just got really lucky with timing. Losing your two biggest clients and coming out ahead sounds fake, but I've seen it happen. Had a guy I know do the same thing with his shop, dumped his two worst clients who ate up all his time and suddenly had room for five better ones. The math works until it doesn't though. Guess you'll find out if it's a real plan when those six start asking for discounts too.
19d ago
inPro tip: a plastic squeeze bottle of Barbicide saved my shears after I dropped them during a balayage
My buddy who does nails had this exact thing happen with a $200 pair of cuticle nippers, dropped them right into her acrylic powder tray. She soaked them in a little mason jar of Barbicide overnight and they came out clean, no rust at all. Only thing she warned me about is to dry them real good after, because if you leave them damp in a closed drawer the hinge can still get funky. The squeeze bottle thing makes sense though since it keeps the whole tool covered without using a ton of liquid.