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HGTV Star Kim Myles Bought a 35-Year-Old Salon. Here’s Why Her First Business Move Was to ‘Change Nothing’ — And How It Paid Off.

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When HGTV star Kim Myles bought the Gadzooks salon in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, her first move was to change nothing. Here's why it is a great lesson in how to take over a beloved…

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HGTV Star Kim Myles Bought a 35-Year-Old Salon. Here’s Why Her First Business Move Was to ‘Change Nothing’ — And How It Paid Off.

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