How do we deal with realizing we have overstepped our own ability and found ourselves in the mire?

Should we “fake it until we make it” or should we be straightforward and authentic but wind up losing a client? Furthermore, should we reimburse what our clients have paid for or keep working to grow and learn along with them?

In this episode of Dear Credibility Expert, watch Mitchell Levy answer these questions and shed light on these quandaries. Tune in to learn more.

Here are highlights from this episode:

→ You have to put control back in the hands of the client. Control in their mind is that they are clearly shown a path forward, and they clearly have choices of whether or not they want you to join them on that path moving forward. #Enlightenment https://aha.pub/MitchellLevy

→ Regardless of what the client chooses, that is an opportunity for you to grow and learn. Don't squander that opportunity for you to become a better person tomorrow than you are today. #Amelioration https://aha.pub/MitchellLevy

→ Make sure that you do the best thing you can in the eyes of the client and more importantly, in the eyes of your heart, so the next time a situation like this comes around, you're feeling like you're making the right decision. #ClientOrientedApproach https://aha.pub/MitchellLevy

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