I found myself looking at gold tops, pink tops and she reminded me that in order to get the employees to respond to my new dress code, I would have to set an example. I am a lucky woman. I'm excited to be taking care of the little things before the first of the month so that I can handle business accordingly when I take over.
I decided to start this blog to document my transition from college student to entrepreneur. I just graduated from Columbia and decided to go back home to Washington, DC and help my mom with the family business. Little did I know, she was intending on passing it on to me. This blog will highlight my struggles, happy times, relationships with my new employees, and the transformation I will undergo to become a major boss and CEO like my mom.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
If it looks like a Boss, Walks like a Boss, Talks like a Boss...Its definitely a boss
Yesterday, My mom took me shopping. She spent over $500.00 on a new wardrobe for me. Picture this, my closet filled with all black...black dresses, leggings, pants, shirts, blazers, and shoes. All black everything. I told my mom I was thinking about changing the salon colors to black, white and red. She replied and said " That's a great idea, but if you're going to be a Boss, you must dress like a Boss."
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