AardvarkGoodSwimmer wrote:
You're mother should not speak on your behalf. She may have been trying to be encouraging, best case scenario, all of that. But, all the same, she should not speak on your behalf. She risks putting you in a bind with client.
There's even a business principle, which I think some people take too far but which can be good in small doses, of: underpromise to the client and overdeliver.
Good luck with school. And yes, that certainly is a lot of writing. Perhaps with your Mom, just focus on the future. Maybe when things calm down just tell her something of the sort, Mom, please don't promise on my behalf to clients.
Thanks AardvarkGoodSwimmer, I did try that and she said that perhaps I should remove the display so her hairdressing clients couldn't order scarves from me. I got an order for six scarves from one of them (but personally) and there are others who have expressed interest. I'll try again when I'm more relaxed, it's possible she just heard the anger and not the message.
I like the concept that you mentioned, it's probably why I got so angry with her, she was doing the reverse.
Thank you for the luck, I need all that I can get.
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