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If you're mad at your client for any reason, it only means you're not charging him enough. It's very hard to be mad at a client who's paying you a ridiculous am
by orijing 16y ago
If you're mad at your client for any reason, it only means you're not charging him enough. It's very hard to be mad at a client who's paying you a ridiculous amount of money for something you're fabulous at.
I totally agree. It really helps you prioritize projects based on what's more important to the client (whose proxy is their willingness to pay), and make both of you happier.