March 24, 2021
In a single week, I ran into two nearly-identical situations with coaching clients. They both were trying SO hard bend over backwards to be responsive to their clients, that they ended up botching their work … and potentially losing the clients they tried to over-serve. That’s what happens when you try TOO hard to please a client. (And yes, there IS such a thing). It’s a wonderful thing to want to serve. It becomes toxic – and harmful to your business — when it turns into people-pleasing. So how can you strike a healthy balance … and avoid the costs of people-pleasing? Watch this short video, where I offer 3 tips to find a happy medium: Are you our ideal client – Seasoned business owner? Innovative thinker? Based in New York? We want to hear from you. Contact Us
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