My Limits

These past few weeks I have spent learning a few very essential lessons that I am sure will make me a not only a better person but also a better entrepreneur.
I have confirmed that I can't work for (stupid) people; I have to do my own thing because you aren't professional people don't seem to appreciate  when you do good work and behave in a professional manner. If you have a problem with an aspect of the project that I worked on, tell me, don't use it to tear down my reputation behind my back. I mean, I am not a mind reader, how am I supposed to know that you are dissatisfied if you don't voice that.
A noteworthy point to all my future clients: if you don't know what you want from a project, there's little I can do to help. If you are not man or woman enough to ask for changes or what you deem worth your money an then go and say that I did not do what: please find someone else to do your job. I am not interested; keep your work, I have enough to do as is.
I have also learned that I can't work with people who we don't share the same vision. I can't deal with the child's play: you not doing what you are paid to do.
I am and have always been a loner and I work fine that way. Love it, like it or hate it. Ur problem!!!