August 20, 2018
What do open invoices say about your business? Brian Tracy once said, All business is people business. That’s because businesses are built on relationships—whether you build those relationships online or offline. But when your clients don’t pay, what does that say about the value they place on that relationship? And when you let them not pay, what does that say about the value you place on your own business? A client of mine was wrestling with this very issue. She had open invoices from a hedge fund for whom she had done executive search work. Couldn’t understand why. I’ve worked with them before and they’ve been prompt with payment, she fretted. We got along really well. I don’t want to lose them as a client by coming across as a tyrant …. You don’t have to be one, I replied. But there’s a big difference between being a friendly professional and being a professional friend. Here are seven steps I shared with her to better professionalize her business … while still staying friendly: Start the…
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