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Lesson 34: Speed Systems (Workflow, Timing, Clean Station Reset)

NT101-M08-L04

M08-L04

45

Beginner

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

  • [ ]  Map a timed service workflow (setup → service → reset) that maintains luxury standards.

  • [ ]  Identify “time leaks” (over-filing, disorganized tools, indecision) and fix them.

  • [ ]  Use a clean station reset routine that protects sanitation and professionalism.

  • [ ]  Build a personal timing plan for a 45-minute lesson service practice.

Speed systems = consistency, not rushing


Luxury speed means you look calm—and your work stays high quality.


1) The 3-part speed system

  1. Setup (5–8 min): sanitize, tools out, products staged.

  2. Service (main time): follow a repeatable workflow.

  3. Reset (5–8 min): disinfect, restock, notes, trash.

2) Common time leaks + fixes

  • Over-filing: build better structure; refine lighter.

  • Searching for tools: place tools in the same order every time.

  • Indecision: confirm shape/length/design before starting.

  • Messy station: reset fully after every client.

3) A simple timed workflow (example)

  • 5 min: sanitize + consult + confirm plan

  • 10 min: prep + cuticle work

  • 15 min: application/build

  • 10 min: refine + finish

  • 5 min: aftercare + rebook + quick reset start

4) Luxury standard

  • never skip sanitation

  • never sacrifice comfort

  • keep your station clean and calm

<ul class="font_8">
<li><p class="font_8">Challenge prompt: Run a full timed workflow on a practice hand and complete a full station reset.</p></li>
<li><p class="font_8">Success criteria:Workflow followed in order<br>
Station stays clean<br>
Reset completed fully<br>
</p></li>
</ul>

MASTER

Completion:

  • [ ]  Theory Complete

  • [ ]  Workbook Complete

  • [ ]  Practical Complete

  • [ ]  Assessment Passed

  • [ ]  Instructor Approved

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