Talk About Budget Early w/ Clients

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[pamelah]

The way to get comfortable with it is to know why you're charging what you're charging, so you have a clean conscience and a clear head. I squirmed like mad answering cost questions when I had no frame of reference for it.

[socialsimodesign]

As you said, it's good to set the budget from the first meeting!
And to be direct and to the point, not to waste time discussing for hours !Well said Chris 💯😺

[douglashernandez]

In Lieu of talking about something you're uncomfortable with...
You're willing to do a lot of extra unnecessary work, that will bear no fruit.

[ArcaneErudition]

It's yearly/10 for design projects, or is that estimate universal?

[realchuckp]

i feel like you just keep ripping off everything blair enns says and does... :/