My Nana’s Rules for Conversation
Guest blogger Carlos Valenzuela shares his Nana's four rules of customer service and conversation.
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Guest blogger Carlos Valenzuela shares his Nana's four rules of customer service and conversation.








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Carlos Valenzuela, hairdresser, educator, and ex-salon and school owner, joins the Choose Beauty podcast to raise wellness awareness and talk about how he is assisting salon professionals in developing a fulfilling career.
Carlos Valenzuela gives tips on using your words and body language to retain clients.
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