How To Line Up A Bad Hairline

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[iceham]

My biggest take away is that being a good barber doesn’t mean you can be a successful barber it is how you market yourself and how you structure the business.

[jamesbarrett]

My Biggest takeaway is that being a good barber consist of building your business 80% from your communication and people skills simply marketing what you present and charging the worth thank you for all of your content I’ve implemented your content into the everyday craft

[angelpatton]

Exactly on point about the money thing... if u don't have passion for what you're doing AND great customer service and if the client in your chair at that moment is not the most important client of your day, you will not be successful period. Do what you LOVE and the money will follow in this industry. Great video!

[olodakunk]

I think his natural hairline is pretty good

[freddiechavez]

Biggest takeaway for me is focus on the craft trust the process. Appreciate the game boss 🙏🏽

[Ardi_Kos]

Very well said, thank you for these eye opening words

[ericrodriguez]

Thanks for talking about how to do a bad hairline

[corradonovello]

My biggest take away from this from a business perspective and not from a barbers point of you, is that specializing and focusing on one thing and becoming the best at that will generate you more clientele/more money because you will be known for that speciality.

Focusing on one thing at at time will make sure you give your best effort to that task/goal

[ianbarba]

The truth is focusing on one thing will take you further. Because you can perfect that one thing and your mind isn’t all over the place as well. Mastering one thing will put more value into that one thing which makes alot of sense. I’ve thought about adding more “extras” into my services but it actually takes more time and effort and it can get stressful too. But the focus on that one thing is actually way more valuable because it will be perfect no matter what.

[Es-pe.]

I watched this video 15 times and this is My biggest take away is BE CONSISTENT AND PRIORITIZE YOUR GOALS and don’t focus on other shit because your just half assing it your main goal, and once you focus on that ONE Goal you turn that ONE goal into a higher goal because if you don’t you will just end up staying neutral and not progressing which a lot of barbers are stuck on .so when I reach my goal from 20 k a month I say hey new goal is 25k a month and I end up keep progressing and setting up new goals and focus on that 1 goal, Preach Dlucs

[OTWCUTZZZ]

My biggest takeaway is that it’s better to put all of your focus onto one thing at at time. Trying to run around and do a thousand things at once hurts in the long run, rather than going step by step to achieve whatever goal/dream you have created for yourself. It’s almost like the way people pay off debt, taking the smallest debt and paying it off then going to the second smallest and taking care of that one and etc. after watching this video I see that it’s better to turn your weaknesses into strengths before trying to capitalize on everything at once. And in doing so you will ultimately be great at whatever you want to be, barber, hair stylist, etc.. thanks for the tips bro!

[bryanmartinez]

Persistency on different aspects of one certain category will help implement the progression process

[roadtobarber]

whoever is watching this, don't give up on the craft! y'all get there eventually!

[zacknicolas]

My biggest take away is

Like Bruce Lee said

I dont afraid of person that knows a 1000 of hits

I afraid of person that practiced 1 hit 1000 times


Focus on 1 thing
And give yourself to that

FOCUS ON YOURSELF ON YOUR BUISNESS AND GO HARD

[bensegura]

My take away is to start thinking differently focus on one area of my business and master it. Quit doing dumb shit....love the content brother thanks for your time keep bringing the 🔥.

[njzkrif]

Do frequent line ups make you receeed?

[wokeup_high]

My hairline is like the thumbnail but the right side has a hair cowlick growing up

[jesusgasca]

Focusing on one skill/business will definitely help maximize your potential to perfect and grow your craft/business compared to being distracted and trying to manage different business while giving them your half potential…

[tad]

You made his front hairline look far too severe. Most barbers who do a front hairline overdo it by way too much.

[johnramon]

Biggest take away: the key to success is to focus on the bigger picture that barbering can lead to. It isn't a one dimension craft, treat your barbering career like a baby nurture it, elevate it, only then will you see growth in your profession