Accept your mistakes...
By Frederic
@Carlos333 (67)
January 6, 2019 5:40pm CST
You can tell when or where will happen the moment you will failed. As a hairstylist I'm not a perfect person there's a time that the client didn't satisfied in my job like yesterday. Actually her hair for me is nice because I suggest a treatment for her hair and free haircut then she didn't like the haircut she said ''I'm look like a high-school girl! I don't like your haircut, I don't care if you charge me a high price of your services, your a hairstylist you suggest what is a right hairstyle for me. I said I'll do what you want me to do to your hair you said you want a shoulder length like a blant cut or straight cut and I always ask you if it's ok to you and you said yes, then my feelings is so sad angry and feel like I'm so down in that time but my response to her courteously and calmed. Then may mistakes is she left our salon angry and disappointed. I said to my myself I accept what I've done and I embrace it, now I know what to do I will use that in the future with confidence and smile in my heart and to make it sure that the client satisfactied in my services.
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@Deepizzaguy (101864)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
7 Jan 19
Comedian Kevin Hart said that he has learned from his errors not to tweet offensive jokes about the gay community. He mentioned that we make errors and learn from them.
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@annierose (21600)
• Philippines
7 Jan 19
I am sorry that this thing happened. I hope that you are okay now.
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@Swayamsiddha (4354)
• New Delhi, India
7 Jan 19
Its good that you accepted your mistake.
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@Carlos333 (67)
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7 Jan 19
@fluffy69 my job need a lot of patience and yes it requires a healthy mind.
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@WiseGhots (14606)
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6 Jan 19
Well said. After all, mistakes are part of who we are.
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@cmoneyspinner (9219)
• Austin, Texas
9 Jan 19
Anybody in business knows that not ALL customers will be satisfied. As long as the majority of your customers are happy ... just write off the dissatisfied customer as a bad apple and move on.