Why You Gotta Fire That Client

Hey Script-Breaker,

Let's be brutally honest.

 Half the reason your creative business feels like a chaotic mess isn't the work itself—it's the people you let into your space.

Specifically, that one client. 

The one who thinks "revisions" means "design a whole new project for free.

The one who ignores your contract, who messages you at 10 PM on a Tuesday, and who leaves you feeling drained and disrespected for a meager paycheck.

I’ve been there. 

I remember acting like a scared little intern and allowing these bad behaviors on both sides because I needed the money. 

But here’s the cruel, simple truth: Every time you say yes to a free, extra, out-of-scope demand, you are telling them, and the universe, that your time is worthless.

That client is not testing your skill; they are testing your self-worth. And you-like I was- are failing the test every time.

The Art of the Cut: Stop Debating Your Worth. Start Commanding It.

You are the CEO. You set the standards. And if someone violates the sacred rule of Time for Money, you cut them loose.

My full post,

, is your blueprint for transitioning from a desperate freelancer to a high-value creative who commands respect.

Unlock the rest of this post and you explore:

• The 5 Non-Negotiable Rules to Fire Low-Value Clients (and the emotional certainty to enforce them).

• The exact shift that ended my own scarcity mindset and allowed me to step fully into my role as CEO.

• The strategy for commanding respect so you stop negotiating peace and start reigning.

You are not ending 2025 being bullied in the name of a paycheck. 

It's time to stop debating your worth and start enforcing your boundaries.

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