Spa Manicuring
Author: Janet McCormick
This first-of-its-kind guide will show nail salon owners and managers how to transform common hand and nail services into the therapeutic beauty treatments vital to the spa experience. Learn how to integrate these upscale services into salon or day spa menus as a means of keeping pace with latest industry trends, promoting client satisfaction, and increasing revenue. Spa owners, manicurists, and skin care professionals alike will benefit from the knowledge and advice this book has to offer.
Look this: Blood or Healing with Spirit
View from the Cliff: A Course in Achieving Daily Focus
Author: Lynn Weiss
With her simple, straightforward program, an acclaimed A.D.D. expert lays out the tools and techniques to help sharpen existing strengths and develop new ones. Weiss's practical guide teaches readers to unlock innate abilities effectively while cultivating skills that have long eluded them.
Table of Contents:
Introduction | 1 | |
1 | Organizing in New Ways | |
Getting the Best of Clutter | 19 | |
Subduing Stacks and Piles | 24 | |
Cleaning the Whole House | 29 | |
Keeping Track of Personal Finances | 34 | |
Managing Paper at Work | 39 | |
Writing a Report | 42 | |
Putting Off Starting Things | 46 | |
Talking Off Track | 50 | |
Getting Places on Time | 53 | |
Refueling Your Energy | 58 | |
2 | Following Through to Success | |
Making a Big Purchase | 67 | |
Failing to Follow Through | 72 | |
Limiting Your Losses | 75 | |
Tuning Out | 79 | |
Anchoring a Drifting Mind | 83 | |
Returning to College | 87 | |
3 | Behaving Yourself | |
Handling Change | 99 | |
Taking Control of Your Impulsivity | 103 | |
Shifting Gears and Being Interrupted | 106 | |
Having a Temper Outburst | 109 | |
Displacing Your Temper onto Others | 113 | |
Living with Unexpressed Temper | 116 | |
Responding to Disrespect | 119 | |
Finding Ways to Sit Still | 124 | |
Quieting a Noisy Mind | 129 | |
Talking Lots and Lots | 134 | |
Blurting Things Out | 138 | |
Taking On Too Much | 143 | |
Attending to R & R | 148 | |
Dealing with Drug or Alcohol Usage | 151 | |
Getting "High" | 156 | |
Overdoing Activities | 161 | |
4 | Using and Protecting Your Sensitivity | |
Catching Another's Feelings | 171 | |
Being Suggestible | 175 | |
Taking Things Personally | 178 | |
Defending the Underdog | 182 | |
Feeling Overwhelmed | 186 | |
Taking the Chaos out of Meetings | 188 | |
Traveling without Stress | 190 | |
Interrupting Conversations | 194 | |
Borrowing without Permission | 197 | |
Respecting Job Boundaries | 200 | |
Hugging and Touching Others | 203 | |
Getting Comfortable with Touch | 206 | |
Feeling in the Mood for Sex | 210 | |
Facing Dentists and Shots | 214 | |
Reliving Past Pain | 217 | |
5 | Succeeding at Work | |
Suffering from Feelings of Inadequacy | 227 | |
Taking Tests | 232 | |
Assessing Job Hopping | 236 | |
Escaping Boredom | 240 | |
Finding Jobs That Fit | 244 | |
Implementing Your Dream | 248 | |
Creating in Your Mind | 255 | |
Succeeding as a Creative Employee | 261 | |
6 | Epilogue | |
Deciding What to Do | 270 | |
Building a Life According to What You Believe | 275 |
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