
About this episode
This is the second episode on what I believe to be 3 essential pillars in business: playing the long game, client care, and being of high integrity.
Today is all about Pillar 2: Caring For Your Clients. "To care for" means seeing, thinking about, and showing up for people in a way that works for us AND them. People need specific containers in order to do change work. Our spaces are built with or without our intention and attention.
This episode is your invitation to be more intentional. Because, if I don't trust you - no matter how much I've paid you - I will not change in your space. And, neither one of us will get what we want for you.
Listen to this episode and, then, ask yourself: what creates the space for trust to exist for clients (and potential clients) in my work? Put some stakes in the ground here.
To those of you out there concerned about this, thank you for caring for your people. It's a BIG deal - damn near revolutionary!
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