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I just hit 500 clients in my books and honestly, it made me question if I'm even giving them enough time anymore.
I mean, I used to spend a full 90 minutes on a basic facial, but now I'm squeezing them into 60 minutes just to keep up, and idk maybe it's just me but that feels like I'm shortchanging the whole experience.
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wesley787mo ago
Yeah, that's a tough spot to be in. I remember when my own schedule got too full, and I had to cut my consultation time. You start to feel like a machine on an assembly line, not a professional giving real care. That extra half hour you used to have probably made clients feel truly listened to, not just serviced. It's a hard balance between making a living and keeping the quality that built your book in the first place.
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veramartin6mo ago
What's your premium fee for those longer slots?
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nora_coleman697mo ago
Been there. What worked for me was blocking off two slots a week for those longer, in-depth consults and charging a premium for them. It kept that high-touch option alive for clients who really needed it, and the higher fee made the time feel justified. The rest of the week ran on the tighter schedule.
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