But the problem is that if you always say "yes," the client will keep asking for more until they think they've found the bottom.
In an unconventional strategy, Corey's public defender, Jennifer Mouzis, told the jury that yes, her client was guilty of homicide, "but he didn't deliberate--he didn't premeditate".
He started to add effects to the work he did as a carpenter, offering a small flourish of gilt here, a touch of gold there, and when they were brave enough to say yes, the clients liked what he gave them, liked that he left his mark.
Always saying yes to clients, to carpools, to volunteering, leaves us less time for those we love.
So you'd expect Gessler to have answered Silverman with an easy, yes, his clients' entire body of work with the Hackstaff Law Group wouldn't touch his state work at all.
I am a small-business owner and, yes, my clients get to the store on roads built by everyone, and we use public services paid for by everyone.
"Fred's been thinking about this for years," said Bob Gutkowski, the chairman of Criterion Sports and Entertainment, a consulting firm that has YES as a client.
Having too much to do in too little time is a scenario familiar to many home workers, who often feel compelled to say yes to every client request that comes their way.
61) When should I say "yes" to a client?
