Category: Cautioning Clients

“At your absolute best, you still won’t be good enough for the wrong person.” — Unknown An expert’s client mostly isn’t searching for immediate results,

“You have two ears and one mouth for a reason” is of course true, but I still consider it an Olympic-class example of hollow advice

Clients have imposter syndrome, too. Even worse, many times the only reason they are not worried over something is that they don’t understand it enough

It’s ok if the client sees you and your competition and decides that their specifics are a better fit than yours. It’s also ok if

As a rule, when somebody thinks it’s a good idea to accept advice from an expert, they are most probably already worried. [Worry] is the