hairstylist

What did the speaker's parents think about hairdressing?

• They were supportive from the start.

• They encouraged it as the only career option.

• They were indifferent.

• They never wanted the speaker to be a hairdresser.

What changed the speaker's father's opinion about hairdressing?

• When the speaker started teaching hairdressing.

• When the speaker opened their own salon.

• When the speaker retired.

• When the speaker won their first award.

How did the speaker meet their wife?

• In school.

• Through hairdressing.

• At a hairdressing event.

• Through a mutual friend.

What kind of opportunities does hairdressing offer?

• Working in an office.

• Meeting cool people and doing fun stuff.

• Only working in salons.

• Strictly cutting hair.

For how many years has the speaker been hairdressing?

• 10 years

• 24 years

• 30 years

• 5 years

What does the speaker love about having their own salon?

• Choosing their team.

• Working alone.

• The location.

• The salon's decor.

What is a common misconception about hairdressing?

• It's an easy job.

• It requires no skill.

• It's just sweeping hair.

• It's only about cutting hair.

What is essential for success in hairdressing according to the speaker?

• Owning a salon.

• Passion and the drive to move forward.

• Winning awards.

• Having a lot of clients.

Where has the speaker worked?

• In a corporate office.

• As a teacher in a school.

• In TV, magazines, and Fashion Week.

• Only in their salon.

What does the speaker find most rewarding about hairdressing?

• Making a lot of money.

• Changing how people see themselves.

• Winning competitions.

• Traveling the world.