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Master Setting Boundaries With Your Clients.

Clive Griffiths
Clive Griffiths

Expert Practitioners: Master Setting Boundaries With Your Clients
(Clear boundaries build trust and create lasting relationships.)

❌ Always available to client requests, no matter what.
✅ Set clear communication times clients can rely on.

❌ Avoid discussing money directly; it feels uncomfortable.
✅ Be upfront about fees to prevent misunderstandings.

❌ Let timelines stay flexible to

✅ Define and stick to realistic commitments.

❌ Assume clients will respect unspoken boundaries.
✅ Communicate boundaries clearly at the start.

❌ Say
to everything.
✅ Practice saying


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