THE LESSON LEARNED
We believe every story our guests have shared has their own touch, and their own lessons to learn from. However, it seems that there are a couple of lessons that keep coming up, and that’s why they deserve their own separate page for you to take notes on.
Being nice is good but not too much: A story of how kindness led to a 15-page website becoming 150 pages
Kill them with kindness. But sometimes, you might be the one getting killed by your own kindness. Let’s hear how Ari Krzyzek faced and overcame that situation.
2 Fundamental Principles That Younger Versions Of Ourselves Should Embody: Setting Expectations and Self-respect
What’s worse than missing work due to illness? Not notifying your clients! Rachel was in the hospital for several weeks and failed to inform her clients. How does the client feel? Read to find out more!
Hiring a comedian for a death ceremony just doesn’t blend well: A story of how important it is to check your fundamental level first before accepting any client.
Liz works with a friend who acts as a liaison between her and the client. The client doesn’t trust her or her method. Liz says, “if you are fundamentally different from your client, you will probably never make them happy”.
Web developer turned ugly sweater carrier: How a series of yellow flags could turn into a business catastrophe.
Favors and friendships in business are considered a double-edged sword. Its high risk as it could often lead to the worst-case scenario, but the positive side could also bring you the best benefits and advantages. Unfortunately for innocent Nick, he got hit by the bad side. Let’s hear more about his story below.
The irony of demons owning an angelic idea: How the top hierarchy dragged a brilliant idea down to waste
If you think you have already witnessed how toxic and brutal clients could be in all of our episodes, then you guess wrong. The client Dimitri describes as a “walking shell of a man” wins the prize for the most toxic and abusive client in all client-horror stories episodes.
