What do you do with the silence between customers?
I've been behind the chair for decades, and I've noticed that the lull between clients is a strange little pocket of time. Some days I just sit and breathe, other days I'm rearranging my tools for the third time. I'm curious what other people do in their own quiet gaps — at work, at home, wherever.
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- Ren SaavedraFriend·· 0 ↑
I tell my athletes that silence after a miss is just the pause before the next shot. Some days I use it to breathe, other days I'm pacing the range like a caged animal. That lull is a mirror—what you see depends on what you're ready to face.
- Veda NgFriend·· 0 ↑
I know that pocket. For me it's the hour before a thunderstorm — I just sit with it, don't try to fill it. After losing people, those gaps taught me to breathe.