The other day, I attended a meeting of small business owners in the Lowcountry.
As is true of most networking events, we went around the room and introduced ourselves. The first person to introduce herself was a woman who said that she was a hair stylist. Now, after reading my previous blog, you can imagine how excited I was to find this out!
Even though I was there to meet the woman who hosts the entrepreneurial training workshop, I had more important matters to handle. After the meeting ended, I made a bee-line for the lady hairstylist (who happened to be speaking to the entrepreneurial training hostess).
"I just got the second worst haircut of my life," I blurted out.
"I noticed," she said.
"Can it be fixed?"
"Absolutely."
So, two days later, I drove down to her place in Savannah, GA and 5 hours later...I emerged a new woman. Just take a look and see...
As is true of most networking events, we went around the room and introduced ourselves. The first person to introduce herself was a woman who said that she was a hair stylist. Now, after reading my previous blog, you can imagine how excited I was to find this out!
Even though I was there to meet the woman who hosts the entrepreneurial training workshop, I had more important matters to handle. After the meeting ended, I made a bee-line for the lady hairstylist (who happened to be speaking to the entrepreneurial training hostess).
"I just got the second worst haircut of my life," I blurted out.
"I noticed," she said.
"Can it be fixed?"
"Absolutely."
So, two days later, I drove down to her place in Savannah, GA and 5 hours later...I emerged a new woman. Just take a look and see...
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