This is part 2 of the conversation, where I invited Cincinnati Barber, Corn Da Barber inside the Balance Room to talk business. I always find I get the most value when I talk to people who aren't a musician necessarily, or their business is outside of the industry of music.
There's a lot of similarities, and a lot of great perspective to take away from this conversation I have with Corn. If you like it, don't hesitate to hit the share button
01:00 - What's the difference between clients and customers?
05:10 What was the transition from renting a chair to owning your own shop?
09:20 - What was the time frame of that process?
11:10 - What's a failure you experienced but learned from?
14:30 Does Corn Da Barber have a team, or is it just him?
17:22 When does Corn's day start and end, and when is there time to manage the business?
19:24 How important is networking w/other barbers and different industries?
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Website: http://www.CornCuttz.com
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