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I Came Home After A Year And Although My Profession Was Only Hairdressing, I Knew I Could Change It.

Hairdressing In General Hasn't Been Given The Kudos It Deserves. It's Not Recognised By Enough People As A Worthy Craft.

If You Just Do Something, Then You're A Five-year Wonder And, Goodbye, You're Gone. But If People Feel It's Worthwhile, Not Only Do They Copy But They Want To Learn How To Do It To Me, That's What It's All About. If Someone Were To Ask Me, 'what's The Number One Thing, In Essence, That You Left Behind?' It Was The Teaching Of Others So That They Could Take My Work And Take It Further.

When The Doubters Tell You It Can't Be Done And All Kind Of Tragedies Will Come Your Way, I Say Nonsense. If You Can Get To The Very Root Of Who You Are And Make Something Happen From It, My Sense Tells Me You Are Going To Surprise Yourself.

So I Was Shampooing At 14. But I've Always Thought That Had I The Opportunity For An Education, I Would Have Been An Architect. There's No Question About It.