Kanisha:
Great way to start my day...this video is definitely a must to know now for my future!

yesmi:
I loved this interview. It is so true.. we never stop learning.

robert:
excellent.

Ana:
I really loved this video. It made me think about my listening with my clients. I feel that I do a good job but would love to expand on what to ask the client about. Lets saying I'm changing a client's look and have this great idea. How do I communicate that to a non-hairdresser client?

cindy:
very informative and gives me hope i, will b doing hair for a long time :-)

Ashley:
I really enjoyed this interview. John Steinberg is a wonderful speaker, and I also love his "The last word" articles in Salon Magazine. I think there is still lots to learn from him, and I look forward to reading his book!!

:
I love this guy! Very wise.Of course I have been a contemporary hairstylist for 43 years and I can relate. I have three assistants that I share such ideas with. What a great guy!

kendra j:
This was a promiseing viedo. I am a struggleing stylist & had not thought of the idea of going to local events or charities to promote myself. GREAT IDEA! I will definitely be checking around for these events, especially with spring on its way! ROCK ON, scissor boy

jesusa cuellar:
great advice! Love you episodes they always help me lots.Thank you so much!!!!

kapa :
nice video

Emanuel :
This episode rocked

Christina:
I really enjoyed watching this video...I have a better understanding of how to perfect the pixie cut. Thank You!

Loren Henriksen:
Always a pleasure to see and hear John. What a great representative of our industry,always positive and up beat. Love that guy!

Madrid:
Grant... your work is always exceptional. I'm always excited and ready to try the new styles and techniques you're offering. Keep up the STANDARD. The industry needs you. Thank You. Let me know when you get home so we can do something GREAT. Madrid OH,I would LOVE to met the Spokesmodel on this episode.

Kathy Lookout:
You can communicate well and cut poorly, or communicate poorly and cut well, either way, you fail your client and yourself. You have to listen, like John said. You must communicate well and then execute what you discussed and then show them how to duplicate what you send them out with. It's is so simple to keep clients happy with this formula.

Alex:
What happened to Amy E.?

skwij (Caroline):
Another great episode! Super to see such passion after 50 years in the industry!

kiara:
loved the video. learned alot :)

Trina O.:
Excellent advice, great thoughts. Thank you very Scissor boy and John.

Joseph:
Great interview, but I was looking forward to a technical lesson.