Being corrected by someone who has never done the work is one of those things that is hard to respond to without sounding defensive. The client pushes back on your process, suggests a different approach, and seems genuinely convinced that their instinct is more reliable than your experience. It slows things down and makes the work harder than it needs to be. Explaining your reasoning sometimes helps, but other times it just leads to more pushback. How do you handle a client who seems certain they know your job better than you do?
Ask Why do some clients talk to you like they understand your craft better than you do?
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