The Client Who Disrespected Me (I Said No) #BusinessBoundaries #Shorts

Robin Waite kicked out a demanding client who wouldn't respect her. She handed him her book, told him to leave, and watched him stumble and apologize. She realized she didn't have to say yes to everyone.
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I think we need to explore other options. And I kid you not, he gave me the big hand. He was like, no, no, Rob, I just want you to build me a fucking website. Yeah. And I was like, and I, I, whoa, okay. Um, and I remember very distinctly, I handed him a copy of his, of my book. I opened the door to the office up and I said, I'm just gonna invite you to leave. I said, here's my book. You can use it as a coffee coaster or you can actually read it and learn something. I said, but I'm not being spoken to like that. And that was, that was like a really like, Eye-opening moment. You know, I came out of that when he he and he was like, "Oh no no, don't do it." Like he was stumbling, and I was like, "Look, I'm sorry. This just isn't going to work." Like you know, if you change your mind and you want to explore it further, like fine, but I'm not interested. And I'm like shaking when he leaves the room. Like it's like that was quite intimidating. Is yeah, I had that first little taste of I don't I don't have to say yes to everybody. Ah oh that and it feels good.
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