Are You Putting Your Clients or Business First? – 114

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Isn’t it an amazing feeling when you get a new client or customer?

They’ve put their faith in you & of course you want to totally deliver for them.

But what happens when you’ve got lots of clients that are needing your time & attention?

It can be so easy to end up neglecting your own business. Trust me, I’ve been there & done that!

And that my friend, is a slippery slope that you really want to avoid.

Because if you stop nurturing & growing your business in a consistent way, you may end up with no new clients or still talking about those projects or goals you have that never seen to get done!

In this week’s podcast episode, I share my own & some client experiences on how you can still prioritise yourself & your business, whilst still doing an amazing job for your clients.

It’s filled with practical tips, including how your diary can become your best friend (if used right) & why boundaries are so important.

So honestly who are you really putting first at the moment … your clients or your business?