I'm sure some might react this way. Tho I doubt it really matters much. The point is that you need time and experience to build your skills. You can build your client list as time goes by. It will grow as your reputation improves and that in turn will improve with time... and hard work. I'd say you are in a good spot. You have a regular job you can hold onto as you practice and hone your skills as a pianotech. Be Happy with the situation ! Cheers RicB ------------- Does anyone on the list feel that a client will not be as dedicated to you if they know that you are not a full-time tuner/tech yet? I am currently working a full-time job while in the process of breaking into tuning. Thank you Mark
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