u/Lanky-Piece2802

I’m a 22F who’s about to get married soon, I’m gonna be a house wife so will have a lot of time to invest into this cleaning company (will not be cleaning myself)
I’m trying to learn as much as I can before launch-
For experienced owners, what are the most important things someone should learn before taking their first real clients? How did you get your first recurring clients, and what’s been your favorite/most effective way of getting recurring business consistently? Also, how did you develop your sales script and get better at converting leads into recurring customers? Any advice is appreciated.

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to start a small residential cleaning business later this year in the Dallas suburbs and wanted advice from people already in the industry.
I’m still in the learning phase and trying to understand what I should know before taking my first real clients.
What are the biggest mistakes beginners make? And what do you wish you knew before starting?

Would also love advice on-
- finding reliable cleaners
- pricing
- getting recurring clients
- scheduling/operations

Appreciate any honest advice.

Asalmualykum
I’m a Muslim female struggling with self esteem, this stated when acne lesions were spread over my face and caused acne scars I struggled heavily with low self esteem and severe mental health issues later I figures that not using water on my face and instead cleaning with micellar water helps my acne this helped me gained my life and confidence back a lot when my acne stopped.
But it stopped my prayers… this Ramadan I gathered the courage to use water on my face and start praying. And I did. All 30 days no single missed prayer but my acne came back.
I rlly wanna pray but can’t bear to go back to those depressive episodes I am currently looking at acne treatments such as Accutane. I really don’t wanna stop my prayers would it be okay for me to still pray but with tayamum instead? (Also please don’t tell me to go to a dermatologist. I’ve seen way too many)