EP 002 | Handling Difficult Clients Like a 90’s Action Hero with Dr. Ganz Ferrance
March 28, 2017
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Want to handle difficult clients and challenging situations with total authority? Well then, channel your inner 90’s action star (think Steven Segal)! Using a simple and effective technique, you can diffuse any challenging situation and turn an uncomfortable exchange into an affirming and positive step forward in your relationship. The bonus: this technique works with friends and family too.
In this episode we learn:
– how to diffuse a bad situation that is escalating.
– stress-reducing strategies that will keep you in top-shape for the challenging work you do.
– why hiring a coaching and/or psychologist is a sign of strength.
– 5 reasons you absolutely should charge more money.
Take Aways
5 Reasons you Should (really!) Raise your Rates
- Own your expertise.
- The right fee builds a better design business.
- When you feel better, you perform better. (Higher fees feel good!)
- You owe it to your family.
- People will treat you in the way you’ve asked to be treated.
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