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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.

Always establish good communication with your clients and know that no money is worth the stress and mistreatment.
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”. 
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”.
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.
During the early stages of our working life, there’s going to be some negotiation and haggling. Of course, there are going to be days where you feel like the work you’re doing wasn’t in your job description. Today, Nick shares one of his struggles and some valuable lessons he learned from this experience.
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.