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Hi there. I have recently passed my acrylic nail course and like most people starting out i still think that my work is not good enough. So much so that i have not advertised yet. I have had a few clients and they have been satisfied by my work. Did anyone else feel like this when they started out?
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09-07-08, 07:34 PM
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10-07-08, 05:21 PM
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Thanx for that. its nice to know there are other tec's out there who feel the same as me, but you are right WE WILL! get there in the end good luck Jakki |
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10-07-08, 05:29 PM
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Hi there Loubylou. Thanx for the kind words of support. I am practising, I feel I just need the confidence,and Im sure it will come. Thanx. xx Jakki |
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10-07-08, 07:22 PM
Hi Jakki,
Please dont get disheartened I felt exactly the same as you but remember it takes time and practice to produce excellent nails. I finished my course with Creative recently and decided the best thing to do was practice practice practice for a couple of months on myself and anyone willing. I hope to advertise in September, least then I will be confident that I am giving my clients the best I can give. Would rather be patient and have people recommend me than rush into things. Good luck hun. xx |
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