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Even though we know that all designers miss the mark or have oversights sometimes, we secretly hope it never happens to us. You can do your absolute best and still have things go wrong, and the truth is this is just part of running a business. If you're holding yourself to a standard of perfection or believe you can plan enough to avoid all problems, listen in.
Discover why there is so much to be gained when things go wrong in your design business. I'm showing you how to release the pressure of perfection, the strategies you can implement to navigate things going wrong with more calm and ease, and the opportunities that surface when you learn how to support yourself with kindness and patience.
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