If you want great clients you need to talk to them in an authentic, personal way. If people can’t figure out who you really are, or where you’re coming from (i.e. your values) they will deal with you at arms length. They won’t trust you very much. But if you put your real self “out there” you’ll be amazed at how many wonderful people will be drawn to you.

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066: Speaking Authentically to Clients