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Your weekly Wednesday Wisdoms are always timely for me and I look forward to reading them.
A recent editorial was extremely beneficial. You described a contract and billing issue that arose with a client that had to be addressed. Although my circumstance was slightly different, I realized I tend to avoid billing at times for extra service hours by giving in because no matter what I feel like it is somehow my fault if a project goes over budget.
After having just going through the painful estimating process for a large project, I am in the process of re-writing my contract to make it simpler, yet clearer for me and the client.
This is certainly a way women entrepreneurs can help each other. We all seem to be so sensitive about deserving to be paid what we are worth.
Thank you once again for sharing your story every week and doing what you do!
— Holly Scherzi, Holly Scherzi Design
Your weekly Wednesday Wisdoms are always timely for me and I look forward to reading them.
A recent editorial was extremely beneficial. You described a contract and billing issue that arose with a client that had to be addressed. Although my circumstance was slightly different, I realized I tend to avoid billing at times for extra service hours by giving in because no matter what I feel like it is somehow my fault if a project goes over budget.
After having just going through the painful estimating process for a large project, I am in the process of re-writing my contract to make it simpler, yet clearer for me and the client.
This is certainly a way women entrepreneurs can help each other. We all seem to be so sensitive about deserving to be paid what we are worth.
Thank you once again for sharing your story every week and doing what you do!
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