60http://blog.nailsalonsuccess.comMon, 28 May 2012 14:34:25 GMTMon, 28 May 2012 14:34:25 GMTen2008Nail Salon Successryan@nailsalonsuccess.comnohttp://blog.nailsalonsuccess.com/2008/12/11/leadership-laws.aspx?ref=rssNail Salon Success TeamHi,<BR><BR>Your staff will only rise to the point you lead them.&nbsp; Are you setting the bar too low?&nbsp; Remember that you are the role model for everything in your business.&nbsp; So, what are some of the common leadership failures that cause chaos and drama in a salon?<BR><BR>1.&nbsp; Complaining, Condemnation, Criticizing:&nbsp; The 3 C's are a death blow to any kind of staff cohesiveness.&nbsp; A staff divided will kill your profits and raise the drama factor.&nbsp; If a staff member needs to be delt with, do it in private!<BR><BR>2.&nbsp; Excuses:&nbsp; It takes lots of bravery and confidence to admit a mistake.&nbsp; People/organizations that attribute failures to internal causes look much better&nbsp;to the eyes of their customers.&nbsp; Even if it has nothing to do with you, remember that you are the leader and everything falls upon your shoulders.<BR><BR>I invite others to make comments to this blog post.&nbsp; What other mistakes do leaders make, we want to hear from you!<BR><BR>Ryan,<BR>Nail Salon Success<BR><BR>Managementhttp://blog.nailsalonsuccess.com/2008/12/11/leadership-laws.aspx#Commentsf674f310-91da-45ce-bffa-9ea753e7c6b8Fri, 12 Dec 2008 04:15:00 GMThttp://blog.nailsalonsuccess.com/2008/12/01/welcome.aspx?ref=rssNail Salon Success TeamWelcome to my blog. This is a place to share ideas, a place to help our fellow professionals succeed.&nbsp; Please check back soon for new entries.http://blog.nailsalonsuccess.com/2008/12/01/welcome.aspx#Comments5bad149f-3ec7-4065-bf99-ddc5914273bfMon, 01 Dec 2008 09:47:31 GMT