B10:42
Last week, I had a meeting with a client.
Last week, I had a meeting with a client.
We talked about a new project they wanted.
We talked about a new project they wanted.
I made a mistake in that meeting.
I made a mistake in that meeting.
I said the project would take two weeks.
I said the project would take two weeks.
Later, I saw it would take four.
Later, I saw it would take four.
I needed to follow up without being pushy.
I needed to follow up without being pushy.
I wrote a short, honest email.
I wrote a short, honest email.
I said I had made an error.
I said I had made an error.
I explained the new timeline clearly.
I explained the new timeline clearly.
I added, 'Just floating this back to the top.'
I added, 'Just floating this back to the top.'
I also said, 'No rush at all.'
I also said, 'No rush at all.'
They replied the same day.
They replied the same day.
Following up on a meeting without sounding pushy – a reflection
by @gracesays