Sometimes turning down a job feels risky because you do not want to lose the client or damage the relationship you have built. At the same time, saying yes to everything can lead to stress and poor work quality. I feel like there should be a calm and respectful way to decline while still showing interest in future work. How do you say no in a way that keeps things friendly and leaves the door open for later projects?
Ask What is the best way to say no to a client without losing them completely?
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