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One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in business came when I was running an automotive detailing service during college.
Not only is the client always right, but the client’s perspective on the quality of the work is more important than the actual quality of the work.
The handshake and few minutes chatting during the pickup/drop-off mattered more than the hours of detailing in between.
It’s a bit cynical I know, but as creators we often get attached to our work and we need to remember that if we want to remain in business and get a call back, we have to keep our ego out of it.
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