“I do not need the disempowering viewpoints of your own life creeping into mine.” ~From a Client
I lost a paying client for the first time recently, and I’m pretty sure it had something to do with me calling him crazy and paranoid…oh, and a victim. This man sent me numerous email rants expressing his disdain for women, I assume due to his own unpleasant experiences. When he referred to us as “beasts” in yet another message, I decided to respond with full-length paragraphs. It was clear that he did not like what I had to say; he replied stating that he would “pass” on his reading. He said that he did not want my “disempowering viewpoints” creeping into his life, and then told me that I could “keep the funds.” Well, I did not want his anti-women-tainted money sitting in my PayPal account, so I returned his payment with blessings.
I lost a paying client for the first time recently, and I’m pretty sure it had something to do with me calling him crazy and paranoid…oh, and a victim. This man sent me numerous email rants expressing his disdain for women, I assume due to his own unpleasant experiences. When he referred to us as “beasts” in yet another message, I decided to respond with full-length paragraphs. It was clear that he did not like what I had to say; he replied stating that he would “pass” on his reading. He said that he did not want my “disempowering viewpoints” creeping into his life, and then told me that I could “keep the funds.” Well, I did not want his anti-women-tainted money sitting in my PayPal account, so I returned his payment with blessings.
