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Shashwat Tiwari
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In my early stage, I signed up for a project that should have wrapped in 2 months. Instead, it dragged for over a year. It was not because I didn’t commit to it or deliver, but because I was afraid to say “NO”. I thought over-delivering and over-flexibility would win loyalty. I don’t know if it was sadly or unfortunately but it didn’t. It drained me throughout the period and blocked new opportunities. Lesson learned: boundaries don’t push good clients away, they attract them. Have you ever let a client stretch your limits longer than they should?
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